RVI58 Series Incremental Rotary Encoders provide incremental measurement outputs up to 10,000 ppr and an IP65-rated 58 mm diameter aluminum housing. Said to be good for harsh application environments requiring extremely high accuracy. The series comes standard with a shielded cable or round connector, and features quadrature and index outputs or quadrature and index plus complementary outputs. Also features a servo or clamping flange, 6 mm or 10 mm diameter shaft, alarm output and 10-30 VDC or 5 VDC power capability.
Point of Use Ionizing Blower Model 6422/6422e is a small-footprint ionizer for semiconductor assembly and test processes including die preparation, bonding, molding and other robotic tool, final assembly applications. Features an operational failure alarm and a Facility Monitoring System (FMS) interface connection (model 6422e).
Both models feature steady-state DC ion emission for a high degree of air ion delivery sophistication with low ion recombination rates. The blower also features patented IsoStat balancing technology, so the ionizer never needs calibration and always stays in balance.
Powered by 24 VAC line power or 24 VDC tool power. A specialized mounting bracket allows installation into tight spaces for increased versatility.
Cencorp 500 Visual Inspection Cell (VIC) for electronics manufacturing can also be used in functional testing.
"Compared to AOI solutions, the 500 VIC is a simpler, more affordable solution for quality control and product monitoring. The same equipment can also be used in functional testing, like checking the functioning of a keyboard. This makes it an even more cost-effective solution, as you can combine multiple functions in one cell," said business unit manager Arto Timonen.
The cell can be applied to barcode reading, inspection of label positioning or scratches, and it can check PCBs for missing or misplaced components. The high-resolution camera can scan a field of view of only 10 x 7 mm.
The company believes using automation instead of people in visual inspection will improve throughput and quality. "It is inevitable that people get tired in a fairly short span of time when they have to check complex boards or products by eye. A machine never gets tired, so it can do the inspection faster and without fail which in the long run improves overall production reliability and quality," Timonen said in a press release.
Has modular structure, can be connected to different test platforms.