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tech.com Siborg Introduces LCR-Reader-MPB
WATERLOO, ONTARIO, CANA- DA — Siborg Systems has intro- duced the LCR-Reader-MPB, a handheld tweezer-style LCR meter and multimeter designed to bring benchtop-level measure-
vides 0.1% basic accuracy and supports test frequencies from 100 Hz to 250 kHz at 1 Vrms, en- abling accurate characterization of low-value capacitors and induc- tors commonly used in high-densi- ty electronic assemblies. The LCR-Reader-MPB fea-
tures gold-plated tweezers tips capable of directly measuring 0201-size and smaller surface- mount components on a PCB, eliminating the need for test leads and reducing contact-relat- ed measurement errors. Auto- matic identification of induc-
tance, capacitance, and resist- ance simplifies operation, while manual controls allow engineers to customize measurement pa- rameters when required. A key feature of the instru-
ment is its CAN-protocol inter- face, which allows measurement data to be integrated directly into PLC-based fixtures, automated end-of-line test stations, MES platforms, SPC systems, and other manufacturing analytics tools. This capability enables manufacturers to incorporate pre- cise LCR measurements into au-
tomated workflows while main- taining traceable records and supporting pass/fail decisions. For engineering and QA ap-
plications, an optional Bluetooth- enabled version allows wireless communication with PCs and tablets for real-time data logging, automated test scripting, and record management. Contact: Siborg Systems,
Inc., 24 Combermere Crescent, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 5B1, Canada % 519-888-9906 E-mail:
308990@email4pr.com Web:
www.siborg.com
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ment accuracy to production, qual- ity assurance, and automated test environments. The compact instrument
combines precision component measurement with native CAN- protocol output and optional Blue- tooth connectivity, making it suit- able for Industry 4.0 manufactur- ing environments. The device pro-
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partnership with Rehm Thermal Systems, which will soon add thermal processing and confor- mal coating technologies to Tech- nica’s demonstration facility. By combining technical edu-
cation, live equipment demon- strations, and direct access to in- dustry experts, Technica’s Tech Day underscored the growing im- portance of collaboration as man- ufacturers adapt to the increas- ingly demanding requirements of AI-driven electronics production. Contact: Technica USA,
2431 Zanker Road, San Jose, CA 95131 % 408-240-5950 E-mail:
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