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![]() The Industrial Inspection System for Board Implementation VARIR, Developed by Sony
Sony PlayStation 2 - inspected by VARIR using HALCON
With products becoming more and more compact and lightweight the production process of electronic circuit board nowadays needs a much higher density implementation. VARIR (Visual Accuracy Reject Inspection Robot) - the inspection system for electronic circuits boards - was developed to fulfill this market demand. Here, the name VARIR expresses that it works as a barrier, which can prevent defective circuit boards from flowing out.
Inspection screenshots
HALCON applied as machine vision toolThe purpose of VARIR is to guarantee the best quality for the production process. However, it is not only developed as a board inspection system but also as a core machine, which can fulfill various requirements. Sony EMCS Corporation Kohda TEC thus instructed their laboratory to select the most suitable image-processing engine for the development. Their summary says:
Image of VARIR
Features of VARIRVARIR is currently applied to the inspection for solder paste printing, electric parts after re-flow and wire bonding. The total number of installed systems has already exceeded 200. The main features of VARIR are:
Main functionalities of VARIRVARIR allows to performs tests as soon as the data is created. Optimized parameters are stored internally as soon as they are determined so that they can be easily re-used again for the same inspected parts later on. In addition, VARIR supports function for re-extending libraries of stored parameters and for converting all of them at once under specific conditions. Selected parameters, which should be changed, can be converted at once by such functions.When finding defective parts, VARIR outputs the properly processed data so that operators can easily classify and rate the defects. In addition to the above-mentioned functions, the following are supported:
Information kindly provided by Sony EMCS Corporation Kohda TEC. All product names, trademarks and images of the products/trademarks are copyright by their holders. All rights reserved. PS2, and "PlayStation" are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. |
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