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IF PERFORMANCE COUNTS,


IF RELIABILITY COUNTS,


INTERCONNECTS COUNTS A LOT.


THEN YOUR CHOICE OF


Maintaining a seamless, uninterrupted signal is the objective for any electronic system. Regardless of how elegantly designed or sophisticated the individual components might be, continuity and reliability will only be as good as the interconnects that link them. Machined pin receptacles from Mill-Max can make the difference between a product that only performs adequately and an exceptional product that lasts.


To learn more, download our new white paper at www.mill-max.com/design.


SCS Debuts Next-Gen Ionic Testing System


Indianapolis, IN — Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) has launched its Omegameter SMD 650, a next-gener- ation, software-controlled ionic con- tamination test system. Self-con- tained, the Omegameter is designed for accurate, efficient and practical quality assurance testing. The sys- tem identifies the presence of ionic contamination on bare and assem- bled PCBs and other electronic com- ponents. It then provides an accurate and repeatable method for determin- ing cleanliness on location. The Omegameter provides im-


mediate process control results, elim- inating the need for outside laborato- ry testing. It verifies proper cleanli- ness of surfaces prior to the applica- tion of conformal coatings or potting compounds. The system complies with current industrial specifica- tions, such as ANSI/J-STD-001 and IPC-TM-650, as well as obsolete mil- itary specifications, including MIL- STD-2000A. Features include: onboard com-


puter and software operation; soft- ware that monitors and records the solution temperature, replacing


manual measurement; step-down feature that lowers the test cell, making it easier to load parts; and numerous new software features, in- cluding unlimited test profiles with


Omegameter SMD 650 ionic testing system.


custom names, runtime contamina- tion graphs, sort/filter/review histori-


cal test, and many others. Contact: Speciality Coating Sys- tems, Inc., 7645 Woodland Drive, In-


dianapolis, IN 46278 % 317-451-8549 fax: 317-240-2739 E-mail: cgillespie@scscoatings.com Web: www.scscoatings.com


KIC: Dashboard for Real-Time Thermal Process Insight


San Diego, CA — KIC has launched its new Vantage network software system. The software is a real-time dashboard interface for thermal processes, accessible from any au- thorized PC or mobile device. All process information is automatically stored in a central location where en- gineers can quickly retrieve and share it. Vantage delivers value to users,


not through massive amounts of raw data, but through convenient access to relevant and actionable data. For example, with a few mouse


clicks, the user can access traceabili- ty data for every assembled PCB within a certain time frame, oven,


shift, client name, or any combina- tion of criteria. The smart factory is about


using data to run the factory more ef- fectively. The key is to use data ana- lytics to deliver insight and action- able data. The software also helps to man-


age instructions and with task verifi- cation. Vantage organizes and shares both the data management and task execution for every reflow oven and


wave solder machine in the factory. Contact: KIC, 16120 W Bernar-


do Drive, San Diego, CA 92127 % 858-673-6050 fax: 858-673-0085


E-mail: abailey@kicmail.com Web: www.kicthermal.com


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