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High-Speed Flash Programming from ertec
Erlangen, Germany — ertec GmbH has launched an onboard flash pro- gramming system, ertius. The sys- tem enables extremely fast, interfer- ence-free, efficient programming of PCB assemblies, directly on the pro- duction line. Up to four programming
an in-circuit tester (ICT). Each of the heads can function completely inde- pendently of the others. The device is a solution for: off-
line programming (manual or fully- automated); onboard programming of assemblies; development of program- ming algorithms; and offering pro- gramming components as a service. Contact: ertec GmbH, Am Pestalozziring 24, 91058 Erlangen, Germany % +49-9131-7700-0 E-mail:
info@ertec.com Web:
www.ertec.com
See at productronica, Hall A2 Booth 149
ertius flash programmer.
heads can be controlled through a cable of up to 9.8 ft (3m) in length. The cable can also be galvanically isolated if needed. The high-performance, ultra-
compact programming heads enable high-speed programming within the application, by direct installation in
Cogiscan Intros Factory Intelligence Analytics
Bromont, Quebec, Canada — Cogi - scan has introduced its new Factory Intelligence — Analytics. This is the second major phase of evolution for the company’s Factory Intelligence OEE (overall equipment effective- ness) software. The first phase of Factory
Intelligence was focused on real-time performance monitoring. The new analytics package offers a series of capabilities to analyze metrics and KPIs over a period of time. Collecting and analyzing key metrics, such as machine OEE, allows manufacturing staff to quickly identify any deviation from expected performance and drill down to the root cause of issues for corrective actions The analytics module of is
designed for ease of use. Its open and modular architecture enables differ- ent modes of implementation. First, Factory Intelligence comes with a set of preconfigured dashboards and a tool for the creation of user-specific dashboards. Alternatively, customers can integrate the analytics data into an existing third-party business intel- ligence (BI) dashboard application through a standard OLAP layer (online analytical processing). Factory Intelligence runs on the
standard Cogiscan platform, which makes it a simple upgrade for exist- ing customers. With a large library of machine interfaces, the company can deliver a complete solution, including such connectivity middleware and applications as material control, traceability and analytics. Contact: Cogiscan, 28-B boule-
vard de l’Aeroport, Bromont, Quebec, Canada J2L 2N8 % 450-534-2644 E-mail:
info@cogiscan.com Web:
www.cogiscan.com
See at productronica, Hall A2 Booth 361
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Handling Good Things in Small Packages
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released only when placed and the release control button on the vacuum tweezer handle is pressed. Mealey adds, “Everyone who
has used mechanical tweezers to pick-and-place small parts is familiar with the ‘zing effect.’ You pick a part, it slides off one of the tweezer tips and it zings across the room, never to be seen again.” These lost parts can add to the
assembly process cost significantly. Also, with a vacuum tweezer, users can grip a part from the side, from the top or from any other protruding feature. Two opposing flat surfaces
are not required to grip the part. All of Virtual Industries’ prod-
ucts are bench-top-sized or smaller. They are versatile, reliable and cost- effective. They are easy-to-use and help solve customers’ handling chal- lenges. Implementation of vacuum tweezers for assembly is limited only by the imagination of the engineer. Contact: Virtual Industries, Inc.,
2130 Victor Place, Colorado Springs, CO 80915 % 719-572-5566 fax: 719- 572-5504 E-mail:
info@virtual-ii.com Web:
www.virtual-ii.com r
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