Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 10 18:18:13 EDT 2004 | ricardof
well, my concern is not the equipment, I know we could have the lines to do that, at this time not the required space, but what about the people? I mean, the machines are not 100% human beings independent, will the people support feeding, wiping, ins
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 23 12:29:49 EDT 2004 | jdumont
The RTX-113 is the model we were looking at. If we decided to go with this one we would be getting the software. What were you hoping to be able to do with the angle view that you cannot do now? We were also looking at the small hand held inspecti
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 28 22:26:25 EDT 2004 | davef
Probably every shop on the planet uses QC-types differently. They inspect boards for us, based on a sampling plan and work instructions for that board. When they find a problem, they put a little adhesive arrow on the board that points to the probl
Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 03 01:14:24 EDT 2004 | bcceng
Not necessarily on inspection but in reliability. Do you want to ship product that will last only a few years or product that can last more than five years? X-Ray process will let you know if you have exposed your BGA's to an aggressive profile or a
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 13 00:40:44 EDT 2004 | Darren
Yes of course we are doing placement of BGA's with an IPII. However there is no front lighting so you can not inspect the balls. If the silhouette is square enough there is no problem with alignment. Just use the largest nozzle that will fit on the p
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 16 15:01:31 EDT 2004 | waveroom
I cant wait to hear the replies. We are an Ersascope dealer. Have sold over 25 systems. Have looked at all the competitors and Fortunately in our minds, Ersa still offers the best system. Not the least expensive, but the best. I found that ease of
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 04 10:19:51 EDT 2004 | davef
Consider: * Reducing the size of the pads * Reducing the amount of solder paste * Inspecting the print. A print with irregular form (eg, print finishes with a tail, the print is inclined or something like that) * Too long in the reflow zone * Bad ali
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 04 00:22:17 EDT 2004 | Shean Dalton
and one more thought about your original question, if the flux does look really strange and out of place, then inspect the reflow oven. A great amount of flux condensation in the reflow oven's cooling zone can cause crystalized flux to become airbor
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 10 14:25:07 EDT 2004 | Claude_Couture
We had the same problems a few years back. We complained and they came back with the excuse that the supplier of the parts had made a bad batch. They sent us a new part in exchange of the broken one. When faced with premature breakage of parts that a
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 16 14:57:22 EDT 2004 | russ
We have this machine and I would be surprised if it really took all two hours for training. The machine is very easy to operate. I don't believe that Glenbrook provides "inspection" training if that is what you were thinking. We love it and it do
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