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MVP Intros Semiconductor Inspection Solutions
Carlsbad, CA — Machine Vision Products (MVP) has introduced its new Die Wire Metrology System (DWMS) and semiconductor AOI solu- tions. These latest capabilities are available for the company’s 2020 and 850G platforms. Applications include die wire metrology, wire bond, wafer, and surface inspection capabilities. MVP’s microelectronics
automated inspection plat- forms have been designed for high accuracy and high speed in multiple inspection appli- cations. The 2020 and 850G platforms can be configured to provide critical resolution and repeatability for any application. Configurations are available down to 1 µm. For handling, MVP
Microelectronics AOI plat- forms can be configured for lot solutions, including maga- zine handling, lifters/index- ers, JEDEC trays, waffle packs, and auer boats. MVP’s in-line solutions allow for both single- and dual-lane processing, strip handling, and in-line wafer handling. The com- pany can also provide custom han- dling solutions for specialized inspec- tion applications. The 2020 DWMS can be config-
ured for cleanrooms up to Class 100. The 2020 includes MVP’s integrated loader and unloader, as well as grip- per-based transport to and from the inspection bay. For Class 100 config- uration, stainless steel skins and laminar fan/filter units are offered as options. The 2020 DWMS is a modular
solution that has options for addi- tional ink marking, lead frame punch
MVP 2020 Die Wire Metrology System.
niques include high-resolution tele- centric imaging, quad-color lighting, and 3D techniques to provide the maximum defect, and measurement capabilities for die and wirebond inspection. In-line operations, single- and dual-lane options are also avail- able to quickly process microelec- tronic assemblies. The company also provides many material handling configurations for the 850G AOI sys- tem, including magazine lifters, tray
handling and other custom solutions. Contact: Machine Vision
Products, Inc., 5940 Darwin Court, Carlsbad, CA 92008 % 760-438-1138 fax: 760-438-0660 E-mail:
sales@visionpro.com Web:
www.visionpro.com
OKW Intros Flat/High DIN Rail Enclosures
Bridgeville, PA — OKW has intro- duced new RAILTEC B DIN rail enclosures designed to accommodate connections at different levels and offer extra space. RAILTEC B is a universal DIN rail enclosure that meets machine building and motor industry regulations. It can be mounted on TH35 DIN rails or directly on walls for applications that include control equipment and lighting systems. Various versions are
available, with or without ventilation, for PCB terminal blocks, plug headers, front connectors (closed case) and D-SUB connectors. Open case enclosures enable the fitting of different combinations of terminal guards. The new flat/high ver-
sion is available in two, four, six and, nine modules, in sizes from 1.4 x 3.4 x 2.3 in. (3.6 x 8.6 x 5.8 cm) to 6.2 x 3.4 x 2.3 in. (15.8 x 8.6 x 5.8 cm). The enclosures are fully-insulated and protected to VBG 4. They are molded from light gray (RAL 7035) polycarbonate (PC, UL 94 V-0) as standard.
Accessories include a bus sys-
tem for enclosures that share com- mon power and data connections,
RAILTEC B DIN rail enclosures. plastic and aluminum panels; instal-
lation; and assembly of accessories. Contact: OKW Enclosures, Inc.,
3000 Old Pond Road, Bridgeville, PA 15017 % 412-220-9244 fax: 412-220-9247 E-mail:
seanb@okwenclosures.com Web:
www.okwenclosures.com
wall suspension elements, terminal blocks, plug headers, self-tapping screws, and transparent lids. The company can supply the
enclosures fully-customized and ready for PCBs. Services include EMI-RFI shielding; CNC machining; lacquer- ing, screen, tampography, digital printing of parts and labels; mem- brane keypads; display windows;
and wire ripping capabilities, as part of its review defect handling stage. Depending on lead frame density, the 2020 DWMS is capable of producing upwards of 150,000 UPH. MVP’s 850G inspection tech-
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