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September 2026


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Page 55 TDK: Programmable Isolated DC-DC Converters


NATIONAL CITY, CA — TDK Corporation has introduced its TDK-Lambda DDSM 120W and 240W programmable DC-DC converters. These products fea- ture a wide input and output voltage range with an isolated design. The DDSM series also of- fers remote control and real time monitoring via Modbus over USB using the PowerCMC con- trol and monitoring center. In


PVA: Solutions for Coating and Dispensing Challenges


HALFMOON, NY — PVA will be showing conformal coating and dispensing systems used across electronics manufacturing, with a focus on process control, mate- rial handling, and repeatability at SMTA Guadalajara 2026. The company will feature its


Delta 8 four-axis conformal coat- ing robot with fiducial camera,


addition, a digital display shows the device settings, system alarms, and status information, with the ability to be operated manually via three push buttons on the front panel. The DDSM series was devel-


oped to offer a wide conversion ratio. Its many applications in- clude improved voltage stability over long cable lengths, provid- ing a higher (step-up) voltage to support system loading, offering an independent isolated voltage for Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) requirements and supporting loads requiring special operating voltages. The wide input and output ranges can assist invento- ry management, reducing the


need to stock multiple part num- bers.


The DDSM converters ac-


cept a nominal 12 to 48V input (maximum 10.8 to 52.8V) and can deliver a nominal output range of 5 to 55V (4.7 to 57V maximum). Operating efficiency at standard operation is up to 93%, which reduces internal heating losses and saves energy


when in standby mode. Contact: TDK-Lambda


Americas, Inc., 401 Mile of Cars Way, Suite 325, National City, CA 91950 % 619-575-4400 E-mail: tom.tillman@tdk.com Web: www.tdk-lambda.com


DDSM series DC-DC converters.


See at The Battery Show, Booth 1405


CONTROL the Invisible. ELIMINATE the Unacceptable. AUTOMATE What Still Breaks Your Line.


THREE SYSTEMS. ONE OBJECTIVE: ZERO TOLERANCE FOR PREVENTABLE SMT FAILURE.


Delta 6 conformal coating and dispensing system.


paired with multiple valve op- tions including the FCS300-ES- UF ultra fine spray valve, FCM100 micro dispense valve, and FC100-CF film coating valve. These configurations sup- port consistent coverage and pre- cise material application across a variety of board designs. Also on display will be a


Delta 8 dispensing robot equipped with the PC200 plural component valve, along with PVA’s endurance dispensing me- tering module and SCTP servo cartridge pumps. These systems are designed for applications where accurate mixing, con- trolled flow, and long-term


process stability are critical. Contact: PVA, 6 Corporate


Drive, Halfmoon, NY 12065 % 518-371-2684


E-mail: kfagan@pva.net Web: www.pva.net


The Battery Show, Booth 6405


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 447, and


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 958 SMART AUTO-SPLICER O-SPLICER | ICS-82| ICS-824 Why operations teams adopt it:


Automated component and carrier tape recognition with empty-pocket detection and pitch matching


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MES-ready with full traceability and optional Wi-Fi connectivity


Mobile, line-side deployment with 30-minute operator training


Result: fewer line stops, fewer escapes, and measurable labor reduction—without compromising quality


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Because manual splicing has no place in modern manufacturing.


SMART REEL


SMART REEL TOWER | HIGH-REEL TOWER | HIGH CAPACITY COMPONENT STORAGE


HIGH- CITY COMPONENT ST


Because lost components cost more than equipment ever will.


Why factories scale with it:


Fully automatic batch entry and retrieval for parallel system operation


 with compact footprint


Machine-vision recognition and self-learning optimization algorithms


AGV-ready with automated docking and calibration


ERP/MES integration for real-time inventory visibility and traceability


Result: faster kitting, fewer shortages, and 


E AXII8000 FULLY AU OMATED 3D


AXI-8000 | FULLY A TOMATED 3D CT X RA INSPECTION


Why engineers trust it: Full 360° scan-and-reconstruct 3D CT technology


 accuracy


Large 118° X-ray cone angle for superior vertical resolution


High-speed simultaneous scanning and reconstruction


 and multilayer assemblies


Result: earlier defect detection, faster root cause analysis, and fewer costly downstream failures


Automation isn’t about replacing people. It’s about removing risk where humans shouldn’t be required to compensate.


Scienscope delivers intelligent systems that quietly protect yield, uptime, and reputation long after the shift ends. See what your factory is still doing manually. Then decide if that risk is acceptable. Learn more at: www.scienscope.com info@scienscope.com


AXII-8000 | FULLY AUTOMATED 3D CT X-RAY INSPECTIONXRAY INSPECTION


Because guessing inside BGAs is not inspection.


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