Product category: Electronics Manufacturing Machinery and Materials
News Release from: Envisage Systems | Subject: VMS-G1
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 28 June 2004
Camera-based system automates component inspection
A new low-cost visual measurement system automates the inspection of components during the production process
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The low-cost VMS-G1 visual measurement system is designed to replace the manual inspection, by microscope, of components such as capacitors, diodes, resistors, inductors, sensors, varistors, thermistors, multiple chip arrays and semiconductors, during the production process. The system gives an extremely high level of repeatability and accuracy to the testing of batch processes and produces batch reports automatically.
VMS-G1 is a camera-based system, which measures to a repeatable accuracy every time and stores the data for as long as required, without the problems of long-term storage of paper-based results.
A measurement script creator allows the user to easily create an instruction script that guides the operator through the inspection process, via on-screen instructions, ensuring that similar results are always obtained.
Results are automatically compared with data contained within an internal database containing the exact specifications of the component.
According to Mike Phillips, CEO of Envisage Systems: "The VMS system can handle unlimited product types and is very competitively priced considering everything it will do".
"It costs little more than a good quality microscope".
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