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Page 103 CAMI Hosts Workshops at Wire Tech Expo
Acton, MA — CAMI Research, Inc., is hosting pro- fessional development workshops at the Electrical Wire Processing Technology Expo (EWPTE) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and is offering opportuni- ties to win $500 in CableEye® accessories. The expo is scheduled to be held from May 9 to 10, 2018.
These sessions will be held on Tuesday,
May 8, which is the expo set up day. At the exhibit itself, CAMI will have a hands-on exhibits for visitors to experience CableEye’s ease of use and flexibility, especially regarding automated testing. CAMI president and founder Christopher
E. Strangio will present “Beyond Continuity and Hipot Measurements,” which is a free sem- inar that offers information about improving product quality of cables and har- nesses, as well as products in which cables and harnesses are parts or subassemblies. In the afternoon, Strangio will present “Improving Reliability of
CyberOptics Demos CMM Powered by MRS
Technology
Mineapolis, MN — CyberOptics® Corporation is demonstrating its new high-speed SQ3000™3D coordinate measurement machine (CMM), an extension of the multi-reflection sup- pression (MRS) enabled SQ3000 platform, along with the new MRS- enabled SE3000™ solder paste inspection (SPI) system. The new SQ3000 3D CMM, pow-
ered by MRS technology, includes CyberCMM™, a new comprehensive software suite for coordinate meas- urement. In a lab or production envi- ronment, the MRS-enabled SQ3000 CMM system is extremely fast and highly accurate, with repeatable and reproducible measurements for
CAMI’s president Christopher E. Strangio hosts a workshop.
Continuity and Hipot Tests.” This seminar must be registered for and covers basic tester functions, cable resistance limits, automating tests, produc- tion testing for technicians, barcode tracking,
archival data logging, custom connector design, and many other topics. Strangio holds degrees in electrical engineer-
ing from Villanova University and MIT. A lecturer at the MIT Lowell Institute for 20 years, and author and presenter of a microprocessors mul- timedia course for the MIT Center for Advanced Engineering Study, he has been awarded two patents, developed the CableEye PC-based cable and harness test system and is a senior member
of the IEEE. Contact: CAMI Research, Inc., 42 Nagog
Park, Suite 115, Acton, MA 01720 % 978-266-2655 fax: 978-266-2658
E-mail:
info@camiresearch.com Web:
www.camiresearch.com
See at EWPTE, Booth 1909
CyberCMM coordinate measurement software.
metrology applications in manufac- turing of a wide variety of products, such as PCBs, semiconductors and consumer electronics. CyberCMM, an extensive suite
of CMM tools, provides 100 percent metrology grade measurement on all critical points much faster than a traditional CMM — seconds, not hours — including coplanarity, dis- tance, height, and datum x, y, as well as others. The software is quick and easy to set up, unlike conventional CMMs, which typically require slow, engineering resource-intensive set
ups with multiple adjustments. Contact: CyberOptics Corp.,
5900 Golden Hills Drive,
Minneapolis, MN 55416 % 763-542-5000 fax: 763-542-5100 E-mail:
info@cyberoptics.com Web:
www.cyberoptics.com
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1F32
See at NEPCON China, WKK Booth 1H30
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