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POWAY, CA — Cohu is now offering its Neon inspection and metrology platform for small, fragile semiconductors. The plat- form was recently was selected by another large integrated device manufacturer for several of its global manufacturing sites. Introduced in 2019, Neon is opti- mized for devices used in mobili- ty, automotive, consumer, indus- trial, and medical applications. Through the first eight
months of 2021, Cohu received orders for Neon totaling $33 mil- lion from multiple customers, primarily for inspection and metrology of advanced packages and bumped dies. Neon was selected for its high production throughput combined with advanced vision systems to max- imize inspection yield. Neon is configured with true infrared imaging for subsurface crack detection on silicon and 3D metrology capability for precise measurements. Neon can handle fragile wafer-level chip-scale products
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at high speed, maintaining high operational efficiency while inspecting small devices. Neon features extended process inte- gration capabilities and can be configured with infrared and
Neon inspection and metrology system.
visual micro-scale defect inspec- tion modules, and is also equipped with an external loader unloader to integrate with facto- ry robots for customers adopting
Industry 4.0 initiatives. Contact: Cohu, Inc., 12367
Crosthwaite Circle, Poway, CA 92064 % 858-858-8100 Web:
www.cohu.com
COSEL Launches Air-Cooled Industrial Power Supplies
SAN JOSE, CA — COSEL has extended its power product offer- ing with 150 and 300W free-air convection-cooled power supplies, the LHP150F and the LHP300F. Designed for industrial applica- tions requiring high levels of safe- ty, the LHP150F and the LHP - 300F are certified according to EN62477-1 (OVC III). The products work over a
wide universal input voltage range of 85 to 264 VAC and have a high typical efficiency rating of 93 percent. The LHP150F and LHP300F are available in five dif- ferent output voltages commonly used in industrial auto mation and processes, with 200 percent peak power capability for up to 10 sec- onds for dynamic loads. The stan- dard product is an open-frame PCB type, with a chassis and
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cover available as an option. Industrial applications re -
quire efficient power supplies able to work in various environ- ments with a high level of safety. The LHP150F and LHP300F are certified to the EN62477-1 Over Voltage Category Three (OVC III), meaning that a final equip-
Free-air convection-cooled power supplies.
ment powered by the products can be connected directly to the main distribution panel without adding an extra level of isolation. This simplifies the system designer’s task, reducing cost and guaranteeing the highest level of efficiency. Designed for global applica-
tions, the LHP150F and LHP 300F have an input voltage of 85 to 264 VAC. Five output voltages are available: 24, 30, 36, 42, and 48V with respective output current of 6.3, 5, 4.2, 3.6, and 3.2A for the LHP150F and 12.5, 10, 8.4, 7.2, and 6.3A for the LHP300F. The output voltage can be adjusted
using a built-in potentiometer. Contact: COSEL U.S.A., Inc.,
1546 Montague Expressway,
San Jose, CA 95131 % 408-980-5144 E-mail:
sales@coselusa.com Web:
www.coselusa.com
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