Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 24 21:29:43 EST 2007 | davef
Board fabricators commonly use Barco AOI to inspect film. The AccuMatch compares pixel-to-pixel of the Gerber data to the image seen by the AOI camera. It's slower than design rule checking, but has definite advantages [like lower falsing]. Unfortu
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 02 04:02:18 EDT 2010 | manju2cool
Hi, I think concept of inspection through AOI is changing. I am struck in confusion.Because some manufacturer say 3D inspection, with 1+4 cameras is ultimate solution. Orbotech also came with 13 cameras at once!Now some say, all these are eyewashing
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 02 10:26:13 EDT 2010 | fishingfool
Manjunath The top camera will be used for probably 90-95% of your inspection needs. However, without side cameras that 5-10% of uninspected parts can be a real pain to manually verify. What you need to figure out is what is your product to inspe
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 02 14:11:21 EDT 2010 | bigdaddysoy9
Manjunath, I prefer orthogonal systems. In my experience they are actually better at detecting coplanarity and HIP defects than multi camera systems. They are obviously limited, in that they can not inspect a component under another component, b
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 20 21:07:25 EDT 2012 | bigboy
Have a look at AOI Systems Scanspection AOI. The desk top unit is very affordable, easy to use, and a very effective tool for new users to AOI. Visit http://www.aoisystems.com for more information or send me a PM and I will be happy to talk with yo
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 04 10:08:23 EDT 2012 | daxman
I would agree with innova's suggestion of Marantz. I've seen 3 different AOI machines implemented into our shop, and you really have to consider the ease of use, and possibility of defects that operators can introduce. AOI's, theoretically, look good
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 02 07:41:08 EDT 2012 | jsolloway
I am going through the process of re-evaluating our AOI systems. Depending on the complexity of your assemblies, I would recommend Mirtec's, and aoi systems as the previous post suggests. Had a demo from them a month or so ago and for the price the
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 19 18:39:43 EDT 2012 | 1036
Want to buy a benchtop AOI system for my assembly shop. New to this kind equipment. Wondering what brand/Model we should go with. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated!
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 03 11:19:15 EDT 2012 | padawanlinuxero
Hello I have 2 Mirtec MV-7 AOI's and we have never had any problems with the inspection on these machines, in the hardware they are tough, one has been running more that 6 years only with the preventive maintenance and some wearable parts.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 20 04:43:01 EDT 2012 | ruthar
you can search for the following AOI that fits for your assembly shops and may depend in what application you are going to use.Ive'd known a few out there in the market naming some: 1.NORDSON Yestech BX AOI its a 5 mega fixel color imaging 2.OMRON VT
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