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All About the Speed

Posted November 15, 2007 8:11 AM

Vision inspection can bring both accuracy and speed to the electronic test process. So, how do you select an inspection method that meets your needs? A lot depends on the application. In electronic assembly, pick-and-place processes have different needs from AOI, x-ray, or layer-upon-layer bare-board inspection. Analog cameras often are selected for pick-and-place to ensure proper component position. But sometimes it is the machine that is the cause of the problem. Cameras mounted inside production equipment can provide a troubleshooting tool for the equipment itself. How do you select vision inspection equipment?

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Re: All About the Speed

11/15/2007 10:50 AM

Good article. You bring up some very interesting topics and questions.

I plan to read the entire newletter later on... I'll let you know what i think.

I found this test equipment tools dealer that may help solve some of the troubleshooting issues.

Anyways..... Good job & Keep up the good work!

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