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For question on 9/12/96 from Derris Chew, Motorola PCB Operations:
"Does anyone know of a machine that is able to measure inner layer
expansion/shrinkage immediately after multilayer lamination ? Something like
a machine that uses x-rays to locate the positions of fiducials at known
coordinates on the panels and then generates the x/y shift with respect to
nominal."
Operations Technology (OPTEK) manufactures an X-ray measurement
and inspection system called Innervision that does exactly what is requested.
Contact: Jim Dermody at 908-362-6200, or [log in to unmask]
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