ViTrox Technologies’ V810 XXL AXI Selected as Finalist for 2014 “Best in Test” Award

ViTrox Technologies, a solutions provider of innovative, advanced and cost-effective automated vision inspection systems and equipment for the semiconductor and electronics packaging industries, announces that its V810 XXL In-Line 3D Advanced X-ray Inspection System (AXI) has been selected as a finalist for the 2013 Best in Test Awards in the Machine Vision/Inspection category.

ViTrox's V810 XXL provides the fastest inspection speed and widest test coverage with two new key technologies innovated for speed/throughput: Simultaneous Efficient Reconstruction Technique (SERT) and Scan Path Merging(SPAM). It can inspect boards up to 26" x 38" and provides the best inspection performance on the market for boards' thickness up to 500mils and weight up to 15kgs. V810 XXL is further enhanced with incredible Head-in-Pillow (HIP) and Intelligent Voiding inspection capabilities, which yield zero escape and low false fail rates. Additionally, the in-line system provides multiple slices of PTH images (> 10 slices), and is currently known as the best in the market for this technology.

V810 XXL’s state-of-art technology is based on Digital Tomosynthesis methodology. The advanced Digital Reconstruction Technology reconstructs X-ray images from multiple angled cameras and effectively separates the top- and bottom-side of the board images clearly. Proprietary Hybrid Auto Focus technology enables the system to intelligently focus on desired z-height without any mechanical movement from X-ray or stage, significantly reducing any measurement uncertainties.

Since 1991, the Best in Test Awards have recognized the best in test products and test professionals. Finalists are first selected by the editors of EDN and then the EDN community votes online to determine the final winners.

For more information about ViTrox’s V810 XXL or to vote for the inspection system, visit http://www.edn.com/design/test-and-measurement/4425372/Best-in-Test-2014--Machine-Vision-Inspection. Voting ends December 31, 2013. For additional information about the company and its technologies, visit www.vitrox.com.