Machine Vision OEM Components
Industrial X-Ray Inspection
X-ray cameras offer manufacturers and industrial service providers a tool to investigate, in a non-destructive manner, objects and object properties that cannot be inspected optically. For example, with X-ray inspection systems, weld and solder joint quality can be easily and quickly inspected. Other examples are inspection of wire joint quality within semiconductor device packages, Ball Grid Array (BGA) inspection, multilayer PCB inspection as well as food inspection. X-ray inspection is also a useful tool for field failure analysis applications.
Early detection of defects increases yield, reliability of products under inspection and aids in manufacturing process control and enhancements that result in lower bottom line cost to the customer as a result of lower manufacturing costs. X-ray inspection systems are required to provide faster throughput and continuously demand for larger field of view. In addition, increased feature densities demands higher spatial resolving power of the X-ray inspection system and this trend is expected to continue.
Teledyne DALSA meets these challenges with high performance X-ray cameras offering high resolution, large field of view and high frame rates for applications including two-dimensional (2D) inspection, laminography, and computed tomography (CT). Teledyne DALSA cameras are suitable for high-end applications, where image quality and resolving power are essential attributes of the camera.
Downstream, DALSA's XRI-1200 vision processor offers real-time image processing to accelerate inspection system decisions. A PC-based digital image processing board specifically designed for demanding X-Ray imaging applications the XRI-1200 performs adaptive image processing to reduce noise in both still and dynamic images significantly improving image quality and contrast.
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Medical and Life Science X-Ray Imaging
Visit our Life Science Imaging site for products focused on medical and life science imaging, including radiography, mammography, bone densitometry and more.
