Digital microscopes are microscopes without eyepieces. A digital camera acts as a detector. Images are displayed on a screen or monitor, turning the microscopy workstation into an ergonomic digital workplace. A digital microscope is an efficient tool to inspect and analyze various objects from micro-fabricated parts to large electronic devices. Digital microscopes are used in a wide range of industries, such as education, research, medicine, forensics, and industrial manufacturing.
Medical device production or development requires Digital microscopes that deliver trustworthy image data ensuring that what you see is what you get. Identify, validate and document quickly to help fulfill the compliance and safety requirements for products and components.
Manufacturing requires microscope imaging solutions to help assemble, inspect, measure analyze and document results while ensuring the highest level of accuracy.
Suppliers and manufacturers need to inspect PCBs in a cost-effective way. The ultimate goal is ensuring and optimizing product performance and lifetime. The performance of PCBs, single-sided, double-sided, or multilayer, is critically influenced by soldering, through holes, and components, like diodes, IC chips, and capacitors, which all must be checked. Inspection must address questions like: Are the pins too close? Are the orientation and polarity correct? To show compliance with the defined specifications, reliable and accurate documentation is always a must. You may also require imaging solutions that can assist with the development of PCBs and components.
Modular imaging solutions help suppliers and device manufacturers achieve fast and precise inspection and analysis for wafer processing, IC packaging, IC assembly, and testing. Proof of conformity to the defined specifications during semiconductor device manufacturing is critical for reliability. To demonstrate the expected levels for cleanliness and minimal presence of defects have been met to produce excellent quality semiconductor devices, accurate documentation is indispensable. However, the demand for the development of cutting-edge, higher-performance technology is unrelenting, thus, it is expected that these imaging systems contribute to R&D as well.
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