Electronics Forum | Mon May 03 16:29:17 EDT 2004 | Craig Miller
Its a good machine. I think it is the best thing out there for the money. You will get false fails with any machine. You should not get false accepts unless you open the tolerances to far. Once you get used to it you can generate a program in few hou
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 30 11:52:05 EDT 2004 | JohnR
Rob, I'm also in the evaluation stage. I've seen demos of the MVP ultra, Landrex Optima, VI-1000 (vi-technology), and the YesTech YTV-2050. I've also researched about eight others as well. Including Agilent, Orbotech, Omron, Cyberoptics, Viscom, GSI
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 07 17:38:23 EDT 2007 | bentigano
Hello James. I've got a YesTech YTV-2050 system at work with one top-down camera, and 1 side-view camera for each of the four sides. I do have the side view cameras being used for automated side inspection. There are some parts with markings that are
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 09 12:27:16 EST 2006 | bentigano
The company that I work for is a high-mix, mid-high volume manufacturer, and we also chose the YesTech AOI equipment. We currently have a YTV-2050 (the conveyorized machine with 5 cameras), and also the YTV-1000 (table-top version of the YTV-2050, wi
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 04 20:31:21 EST 2007 | Ben_T
Have you thought about an AOI system? With the system we have where I work, I'm able to run queries that'll tell me DPMO, yield, and pass/fail rates on a board level, part level, and opportunity level. Furthermore, this data can be broken down to see
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 02 10:48:29 EDT 2018 | dleeper
I'm going off fuzzy memories for a YTV-2000 but its probably not too different for the 1000... The motor drivers need to be configured for the specific axis they are driving. This should have been done by Yestech before they shipped them to you. If
