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August, 2018 Technic Intros RTA 3D Real-Time Analyzer
Cranston, RI — Technic’s Analytical Controls group has introduced its real-time analyzer RTA 3D, a much-anticipated upgrade to the RTA. The RTA’s highly reliable design delivers trouble-free and accurate electroplating solution analysis. Now, with the culmination of several years of lab and field experience, the RTA 3D system combines successful technologies utilized by the well-estab- lished RTA system with new features that further improve accuracy and reproducibility. New analytical approaches and electrochemi- cal techniques have made it possible to widen ana- lytical model control ranges and improve accuracy. Updated hardware advancements, including state- of-the-art electronic components, help minimize the impact of external noise, while enhancing rele- vant signals affecting measurement readings. Coupled with intelligent software, the RTA
3D delivers tighter process control and offers users the ability to self-diagnose and even self-correct a
variety of hardware issues and miscellaneous dis- turbances.
Notably, the RTA 3D integrates a new logic
feature that automatically makes adjustments based on information obtained from customer data. This allows the unit to self-correct minor is- sues and create customer-specific parameters. Building on the success of Technic’s original RTA, designed to communicate across many platforms, the open architecture of the RTA 3D makes cus- tomization even easier. The system easily integrates into any closed
loop, inline, or at-line environment with minimal customization to software. Options, such as soft- ware enhancements, plating health detection, and
Technic RTA 3D real-time analyzer with expanded capabilities.
automatic calibration tools, are also available. Contact: Technic, Inc.,
47 Molter Street, Cranston, RI 02910 % 401-781-6100
E-mail:
info@technic.com Web:
www.technic.com
SEGGER: Development Tools for Microchip MCU
Gardner, MA — SEGGER now offers full support for Microchip’s new SAML11 devices, with its complete lineup of embedded development so- lutions. SEGGER’s IDE Embedded Studio, RTOS embOS, J-Link debug probes, and SystemView runtime vi- sual analysis tool allow users to start developing with SAML11 easily. These tools come in a ready-to-go evaluation package, which is free for educational and non-commercial use.
Development tools for
Microchip’s SAML10/11 MCUs. The SAML10/L11 MCU family
runs at 32 MHz with memory configu- ration of up to 64 kB flash and 16 kB SRAM. They come in two variant op- tions, SAML10 and SAML11, with ultra-low power consumption, en- hanced peripheral touch controller and advanced analog features. The SAML11 variant adds integrated hardware security. The devices come in 24- and 32-pin package options and target IoT and security, low-power, capacitive touch, and general-purpose embedded control applications. SystemView can record data
from the embedded target system, while it is running. The recorded data is analyzed and the system behavior is visualized in different views. It can ensure a system performs as de- signed, track down inefficiencies and show unintended interactions and re- source conflicts, with granularity
down to every system tick. Contact: SEGGER Microcon- troller Systems, LLC, 101 Suffolk
Lane, Gardner, MA 01440 % 978-874-0299 fax: 978-874-0599 E-mail:
us-east@segger.com Web:
www.segger.com
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