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News Release from: X-Tek Systems | Subject: 3D computerised tomography
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 September 2006
Powerful 3D computerised tomography
introduced
Computerised tomography enables true 3D imaging in a system features true concentric imaging and has also been upgraded with an advanced triple-mode programming feature.
The X-Tek Group, a leading manufacturer of real-time microfocus X-ray systems, has announced the addition of computerised tomography (CT), a powerful 3D imaging capability, to the advanced Revolution microfocus system The Revolution features true concentric imaging, the highest degree of off axis tilt available and NanoTechT open tube technology for unparalleled resolution and magnification
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 9 Feb 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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CT produces high resolution 3D data sets which can be viewed at any angle, sliced in any direction and measured to enable detailed analysis of the internal structure of a wide range of components and objects.
X-Tek has made true 3D imaging available, affordable and simple to use.
The Revolution offers a greater degree of inspection than any comparable system with a viewing angle of up to 75 deg, just 15 deg to the plane of the board.
This combination allows for maximum magnification (up to 6000x) at all angles over the entire 16in x 16in (410mm x 410mm) manipulator scan area, for 100% BGA, BGA, multilayer board and PCB solder joint inspection, with quick analysis of BGA ball wetting, attachment, cracks and delaminations.
The NanoTech source offers improved defect detection due to feature recognition in the submicron range.
The Revolution system has also been upgraded to feature an advanced triple-mode programming interface incorporating off-line, teach-repeat and high level library function for program building.
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