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September, 2017 COT Expands Fuji NXT Nozzle Series
Gainesville, GA — Count On Tools (COT) has ex- panded its Fuji NXT nozzle series for the new H24 mounter head. The high-speed head from Fuji is designed to improve productivity over previous models. The company’s standard nozzles comple- ment this mounter to provide increased reliability and performance within the Fuji NXT III platform. The Fuji NXT interchangeable head allows
each machine to support almost all surface mount component types. It also performs high-speed chip mounting and odd-form component placement. Every COT Fuji NXT nozzle has both the original data matrix code and OEM color matrix code for easy identification, enabling easy tracking by users and machine software. COT provides all standard-size nozzles for Fuji
NXT mounters that include: H01 36 mm (1.4 in.) disc —1 to 20 mm (0.04 to 0.8 in.), including compli- ant and MELF; H04 19 mm (0.75 in.) disc — 1 to 15
Fuji NXT series nozzles. TAKAYA The Flying Probe Experts TAKAYA set a NEW standard in high performance and overall test
coverage with the introduction of its Advanced Multi-Function Flying Probe Systems, the APT-1400F and the NEW APT-1400F-SL
Unprecedented Test Speed and Accuracy at the Probe Tip Architecture provides fastest and most controlled probe movement
6 Topside Flying Probes Provide Optimum Access Flexibility Four angled probes, two vertical probes (no angle)
LED Color Test Option Allows functional testing of LED “Color & Luminance”
New TOS-7F Color Camera & Vision system for AOI New high intensity dual LED light ring provides direct camera lighting
Standard Intergrated Functional Test Capability Newly designed high measurement unit Integrated 4 quadrant power supplies Frequency Measurement Capability
Programmable Function generator - Sine wave, Square wave, etc.
APT-1400F / APT-1400F-SL Multi-function Flying Probe Systems
How Smart is Smart Enough?
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speed of the conveyors, the thermal profile selected and of every board re- flowed, the operator, the time, other environmental factors, and anything else pertinent to the process.
Two-Way Conversation Being able to sense and to share
is a good start. But, to be truly smart, there should be an added level of awareness and an ability to make use of data from elsewhere. This stage is the ability to listen to others. In the case of the reflow oven, it would be smart to take data from SPI or from placement systems and be able to use that information to make adjustments as needed. This would allow for on- the-fly process improvements, deliver- ing a better overall outcome. This is the stage of smart that
comes before learning, not just from single incidents, but from patterns. Taking data and making the same correction repeatedly is not smart. The ability to learn, recognize that something similar has happened in the past and apply that knowledge by taking corrective action is. Machines are indeed getting
smarter. They are learning and gain- ing knowledge, recognizing issues from stored experiences and acting ap- propriately. We are now moving into the realm of artificial intelligence. What’s next? Collective intelli-
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gence seems to be the next stage of smart evolution. Using data from multiple sources with information, experience and opinions to produce the ideal “smartest” outcome is an- other level altogether. This shared experience is what will really enable the smart factory. It is what will drive incremental improvement and value for those who have invested. This is what will change the face of manufacturing. Of course, these are all things
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that we as humans do every day. We sense, we store information, we com- municate, we learn, and most impor- tantly, we share knowledge. Humans are still truly the smartest thing in the factory. r
mm (0.04 to 0.6 in.), including ceramic, compliant and MELF; H08/H12 9 mm (0.35 in.) disc — 0.3 to 5 mm (0.012 to 0.2 in.), including ceramic, compliant and MELF; and H24 4.7 mm (0.19 in.) disc — 0.3 to 2.5 mm (0.012 to 0.1 in.) ceramic tips; with H08M and H04S available upon request. The company also offers custom-engineered
nozzle designs from OEMs, as well as special noz- zle designs for odd-form components (LEDs, con- nectors, pins, clips, grippers, etc.), based on cus- tomer and application-specific requirements. All SMT nozzles and consumables are guar-
anteed to function properly with the original equipment. Every product comes standard with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. If any cus- tomer is not satisfied completely with the perform- ance or quality of a product, Count On Tools will replace it or offer a full refund. Contact: Count On Tools, Inc., 2481 Hilton Drive, Suite 3, Gainesville, GA 30501 % 770-538-0411 E-mail:
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