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What Cannot Be Cleaned In a Stencil Cleaner

Technical Library | 2009-09-18 14:48:58.0

The stencil cleaner can be one of the most versatile tools on the manufacturing floor. It can be used to clean electronic modules in various stages of the manufacturing process. In fact, an automated stencil cleaner can clean just about anything you come up against in your PCB assembly process.

Austin American Technology

What is really inside your AOI?

Technical Library | 2012-02-23 21:16:28.0

Installed for the first time 20 years ago, Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) more recently has become an essential part of our SMT environment. Today, most process engineers are turning to machines as an inspection strategy for addressing quality and pro

Vi TECHNOLOGY

Overcoming Logistic, Economic and Technical Challenges to Implementing Functional Test in High Mix / High Volume Production Environments

Technical Library | 2012-11-29 14:23:58.0

1000 units per day) production environment presents challenging technical, logistic and cost obstacles that are usually more complex than those encountered at the inspection (automated optical inspection) and the manufacturing process test step (in-circuit test).

SiFO Technologies

How Does 3D AOI Increase Manufacturing Quality?

Technical Library | 2017-08-28 17:14:41.0

PCB suppliers in the automotive space are vastly accelerating their time to market by using automated optical inspection (AOI) systems during PCB assembly. However, this next-generation technique is not limited in scope to the automotive industry – it has powerful implications for the entire PCB industry.

Power Design Services

BTC and SMT Rework Challenges

Technical Library | 2019-05-22 21:24:05.0

voidless treatment Smaller components -> miniaturization (01005 capability) Large board handling -> dynamic preheating for large board repair Repeatable processes -> flux and paste application (Dip and Print), residual solder removal (scavenging), dispensing, multiple component handling, and traceability Operator support -> higher automation, software guidance

kurtz ersa Corporation

Comparing Costs and ROI of AOI and AXI

Technical Library | 2013-08-07 21:52:15.0

PCB architectures have continued their steep trend toward greater complexities and higher component densities. For quality control managers and test technicians, the consequence is significant. Their ability to electrically test these products is compounded with each new generation. Probe access to high density boards loaded with micro BGAs using a conventional in-circuit (bed-of-nails) test system is greatly reduced. The challenges and complexity of creating a comprehensive functional test program have all but assured that functional test will not fill the widening gap. This explains why sales of automated-optical and automated X-ray inspection (AOI and AXI) equipment have dramatically risen...

Teradyne

Justifying AOI and Automated X-Ray

Technical Library | 2013-07-02 16:44:31.0

AOI and AXI systems can address multiple tasks in various locations of the manufacturing process and have become the leading technologies in the quest to identify defects and improve process yields.

Nordson YESTECH

DA-1200 THT automated inspection system service report

Technical Library | 2020-03-24 23:34:07.0

Installing time : November 24 to December 2 ,2019 Participants: Customer from (Elaraby , Egypt) Service engineer:Peter (1 Click SMT)

1 CLICK SMT TECHNOLOGY CO., Limited

Automated Fluid Dispensing for Epoxy

Technical Library | 2015-06-30 16:07:12.0

Robotics for automated fluid dispensing have the ability to apply a variety of materials including epoxy, silicone, and acrylic coatings. These materials are extensively used in today’s high-speed fluid dispensers for the electronics industry. Whether a dispenser is applying epoxy or another material, the central concept for applying any form of material remains the same. Specific points of an item being dispensed onto are programmed into the dispensing system. The automated fluid dispensers software interprets the programmed information and keeps the travel path in memory. A robotic arm moves fluid dispensing nozzles along this travel path and applies epoxy onto the surface of the item with precise accuracy. Machine speed can be adjusted to emit varying amounts of epoxy. The overall application process is auto-regulating and will not be disrupted.

ETS - Energy Technology Systems, Inc.

Method for Automated Nondestructive Analysis of Flip Chip Underfill

Technical Library | 2008-11-06 02:17:59.0

For many years Acoustic Micro Imaging (AMI) techniques have been utilized to evaluate the quality of the underfill used to support the solder bump interconnections of Flip Chip type devices. AMI has been established as one of the few techniques that can provide reliability and quality control data, but little has been done to automate the evaluation process for Flip Chip underfill until now.

Sonoscan, Inc.


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