Products
Landrex Technologies introduced two second-generation Optima 7300-series AOI systems at Apex. The Optima II 7301 Express offers the same performance as the Optima 7300 post-reflow system but at a lower cost. The Optima II 7310 Extreme provides higher speeds.
“With the introduction of the low-cost Optima II 7301 Express and the Optima II 7310 Extreme, Landrex is very well positioned to increase our market share,” said Jim Gibson, CEO, Landrex Technologies. “We now have a cost-effective product for small- to medium-size manufacturers and high-speed AOI for demanding, high-throughput markets like automotive and high-volume Contract Manufacturers. Our strategy is to provide high-performance systems at competitive prices and always be on the leading edge of AOI technology.”
The 7310 Extreme features scanning rates up to 70% faster than the original 7300. This speed improvement results from high-speed cameras, a high-speed computer and high-speed auto-width adjustable staging conveyors.
The 7301 Express is available at about 40% price reduction from the 7300.
Both systems are equipped with new E.0 software, which includes improvements in the graphical user interface and optional barcode reading through the camera and offline programming. Offline programming supports multiple systems from one workstation. E.0 software also supports optional Review Pro™ repair-station software, which speeds defect diagnosis and repair.
Landrex Technologies, www.landrex-us.com
“With the introduction of the low-cost Optima II 7301 Express and the Optima II 7310 Extreme, Landrex is very well positioned to increase our market share,” said Jim Gibson, CEO, Landrex Technologies. “We now have a cost-effective product for small- to medium-size manufacturers and high-speed AOI for demanding, high-throughput markets like automotive and high-volume Contract Manufacturers. Our strategy is to provide high-performance systems at competitive prices and always be on the leading edge of AOI technology.”
The 7310 Extreme features scanning rates up to 70% faster than the original 7300. This speed improvement results from high-speed cameras, a high-speed computer and high-speed auto-width adjustable staging conveyors.
The 7301 Express is available at about 40% price reduction from the 7300.
Both systems are equipped with new E.0 software, which includes improvements in the graphical user interface and optional barcode reading through the camera and offline programming. Offline programming supports multiple systems from one workstation. E.0 software also supports optional Review Pro™ repair-station software, which speeds defect diagnosis and repair.
Landrex Technologies, www.landrex-us.com
At Apex, Speedline Technologies previewed the application of 2-D, BridgeVision and StencilVision operating at line speed on the show floor. Also, in collaboration with Agilent Technologies, an Accela was networked with a Medalist SP50 AOI system to perform closed loop control for alignment of printed deposits.
Building on the parallel processing method for high throughput, an MPM Accela system can operate in continuous run mode demonstrating a new inspection technology in development for release later this year. This system is designed for manufacturers requiring high volume throughput with high yield performance. Its
foundation is Speedline’s patented texture based inspection algorithms. This method uses a camera system which manages the gantry motion and field of view in a new way to perform full 2-D inspection of either or both the substrate and the stencil at line speed. This method will report the data to SPC for management of the process, including the data for BridgeVision and StencilVision inspection. Also has process control methods for process verification and traceability utilizing bar code identifiers.
Speedline Technologies, speedlinetech.com.
Building on the parallel processing method for high throughput, an MPM Accela system can operate in continuous run mode demonstrating a new inspection technology in development for release later this year. This system is designed for manufacturers requiring high volume throughput with high yield performance. Its
foundation is Speedline’s patented texture based inspection algorithms. This method uses a camera system which manages the gantry motion and field of view in a new way to perform full 2-D inspection of either or both the substrate and the stencil at line speed. This method will report the data to SPC for management of the process, including the data for BridgeVision and StencilVision inspection. Also has process control methods for process verification and traceability utilizing bar code identifiers.
Speedline Technologies, speedlinetech.com.
Digitaltest has released the second-generation Flying Prober Condor 500, which is said to ensure high speed as well as high accuracy.
The new platform is reportedly 30% faster, and comes with a unique Soft Landing tool and optional integrated boundary-scan. The Soft Landing technology allegedly addresses concerns that manufacturers face over test coverage on complex and high-density boards, and the problems of unwanted damage using conventional probe techniques.
Digitaltest also introduced the Concurrent In-Line ICT and Functional Test Cell from JOT Automation, Elektrobit Group. The jointly developed Test Handler J402-11 comes with an embedded Digitaltest Lambda concurrent tester with the following alleged features:
- Shortened test cycle time
- Increased test coverage and quality
- Minimized footprint
- Press force 3000 N (4500 N)
- Easy and quick fixture change
www.digitaltest.net, booth #1351
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