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MICRO DISPENSING TECHNOLOGY
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Akrometrix Intros Tabletop Warpage Metrology System
Atlanta, GA — Akrometrix has launched its latest warpage metrolo- gy system, the TTSM (table- top shadow moiré). The TTSM is a fast, accurate, room-temperature warpage metrology system that is small enough for tabletop op- eration, but retains the abili- ty to use all of the company’s software features. The metrology system
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enables users to measure the warpage of substrates up to 300 x 310 mm (11.8 x 12.2 in.) with measurement times of less than two seconds. The sys- tem can accommodate both in- dividual parts or a JEDEC tray of multiple parts. Akrometrix specializes
in thermal warpage and strain metrology for the front-end/back-end wafer, back-end packaging/assem- bly, panel and the PCB/component markets. The company provides both capital equipment and test services to measure warpage and strain in temperatures from –50 to +300°C (–58 to +572°F) on virtually any sub-
Tabletop shadow moiré system. Contact: Akrometrix LLC, 2700
N.E. Expressway, Building B, Suite
500, Atlanta, GA 30345 % 404-486-0880 E-mail:
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ATEC Offers Latest High-Power Amplifier
San Diego, CA — Advanced Test Equipment Rentals (ATEC) is now offering the Empower 2208 solid- state, broadband, high-power ampli- fier. The latest in EMC radiated technology, the Empower 2208 is ex- pected to be a popular addition to the company’s extensive selection of EMC equipment. Designed for applications in
EMC, telecommunications, power supplies and loads, electrical, and en- vironmental testing, ATEC offers one of the most comprehensive invento-
Intelligent Dry Storage™
Empower 2208 broadband high-power amplifier.
The Empower 2208 amplifier of-
Fast Recovery Time <3 minutes provides constant access to stored parts.
Industry 4.0 Ready all SmartDRY™
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fers up to 8 kW of pulsed L-band solid-state power, making it suitable for octave bandwidth applications. Built with Empower’s proprietary scalable technology, the amplifier of- fers high-reliability and ruggedness, solid-state GaN design, blanking input, and a compact modular de- sign. It comes equipped with a 3U controller with power supply, four 3U power blocks, and is entirely air cooled. The 2208 is an excellent am- plifier when testing to the RTCA/DO- 160 Section 20 high-intensity radiat-
ed field (HIRF) standard. Contact: Advanced Test Equip- ment Rentals Corp., 10401 Roselle
Street, San Diego, CA 92121 % 888-404-2832 fax: 858-558-6570 E-mail:
sales@atecorp.com Web:
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ries of test and measurement equip- ment. The company offers products for both long- and short-term rentals, as well as used equipment sales. The large inventory and flexible, afford- able rental terms enable ATEC to provide multiples of the same equip- ment, which can be shipped next-day to suit emergency and last-minute requests.
strate up to 600 x 600 mm (23.6 x 23.6 in.), regardless of shape.
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