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Product category: Electronics Manufacturing Quality Assurance
News Release from: Vision Engineering | Subject: C-161/2
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 27 June 2005

Optical inspection systems take an
oblique view

Vision Engineering has developed a switchable oblique and direct viewer for its innovative expanded-pupil Alpha and Lynx optical inspection systems.

World leader in optical technology, Vision Engineering, has developed a switchable oblique and direct viewer for its innovative expanded-pupil Alpha and Lynx optical inspection systems The advanced viewer delivers improved image brilliance which permits higher magnifications to be deployed without loss of clarity

The unit features a 34-degree-angled view oblique mode that can be simply switched to direct mode.

It is targeted at applications that benefit from a combination of direct and angled viewing such as electronics circuitry inspection.

The oblique mode allows a full 360-degree-view rotation around the centre point.

Coupled with the switchable direct view and the benefits of stereo viewing offered by the Lynx and Alpha systems, critical components or surface features can be easily inspected in three dimensions without moving the workpiece.

In electronics manufacturing and rework, this is ideal for inspecting PCB via holes, connectors, solder joints and solder bumps.

Two versions of the viewer are available.

The C-161 is finger-tip operated for swing in/swing out of the oblique-view mirror and for rotation, while the C-162 is motorised for both via a pushbutton control unit.

Both versions are easily retrofitted to Lynx or Alpha heads with a single thumbscrew fitting and are fully compatible with all accessories, including cameras and graticules. Request a free brochure from Vision Engineering ...

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