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The Growing Strengths of 3D AOI


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bond inspection with its special 3D sensors for the highly reflec- tive wires. Viscom uses the finest varia-


tion options for focal planes and depth of field here. There are still other requirements for the inspection of solder paste or pro- tective coating layers.


Smart Digital Networking Verification data of different


inspection gates can be viewed conveniently at a glance. Various views are accessed quickly via mouse or touchscreen. Several lines can be combined for effi- cient classification of the results, and it is also possible to carry out the verification across multiple locations. Machine operators easily


check their own decisions with the help of artificial intelligence. The classification process can even be fully automated in fur- ther steps. Standards such as IPC HERMES 9852 or IPC CFX are integrated. Viscom’s


future-oriented


digital multi-purpose platform vConnect can be used to set up combined statistical process con- trol and system status monitor- ing for several locations. It also offers effective and competent service for the Viscom inspection systems used and the associated peripheral hardware. vConnect provides cloud


solu tions as well as practical training courses. Quality control in produc-


tion is the best insurance against unnecessarily high levels of rework and rejects. This means that resources can be conserved, electronic waste avoided and energy consumption in produc- tion lines reduced. The power consumption of


machines such as iS6059 PCB Inspection Plus or iS6059 Double-Sided Inspection can be continuously monitored, com- pared, and analyzed. The system design allows easy access to all hardware components, making it easier to perform quick repairs. Future upgrade options


guarantee long-term flexibility and efficiency of use. Thanks to the powerful 3D imaging and measurement technology in com- bination with intelligent process control, the investment in a mod- ern 3D-AOI system can be amor- tized quickly. Contact: Viscom, Inc., 1775


Breckinridge Parkway, Suite 500, Duluth, GA 30096 % 678-966-9835 E-mail: info@viscomusa.com Web: www.viscom.com r


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essential for identifying defects, cracked solder joints, and dam- aged components in electronic cir- cuits. While digital microscopes can provide clear images, they are susceptible to resolution limita- tions, which may not be ideal for intricate electronic work. Stereo microscopes come


with a range of interchangeable accessories, allowing technicians to customize their microscope to


suit the specific task at hand. In addition, many stereo microscopes can be fitted with a camera to cap- ture images for reporting, train- ing, and documentation giving users the ability to share images with relevant stakeholders. While digital microscopes


have their place, electronic repair work demands the advan- tages that a stereo microscope brings to the table. The depth perception, real-time manipula- tion, ergonomic design, optical


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clarity, and versatility are vital for ensuring successful electronic repairs. When it comes to intri- cate electronic components and circuitry, precision and accuracy are paramount, and a stereo microscope stands as the superi- or tool for the job. Contact: Vision Engin -


eering, Inc., 570 Danbury Road, New Milford, CT 06776 % 860-355-3776 E-mail: info@visioneng.com Web: www.visioneng.us r


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