Inge,
I hope not as well! I found some real live dead bugs in parts made offshore
in the early days. Looked like a baby cockroach! Boy do I wish I had a SEM
photo of that now!!
But, to a point made in previous post wrt wire bonding knowledge.
I have observed a greater tendency for manufacturing companies [stateside &
abroad] to allow [expect] the machine manufacturer to set up the process.
Some of this appears to be just blind ignorance. In other cases, it is
'cost cutting'.
Scares the bejeebers out of me to have a non-vested-interest party setting
up a process. I can readily set up a machine to run well, but that does not
guarantee the quality of the product coming off it!
In some cases, it appears that 'we' have become complacent and are under the
assumption that all the problems have been worked out, and that processes,
like wire bonding, are 'plug and chug'. Regardless of how much info is out
there - some individuals are doomed repeat the failures of the past.
You just want to smack 'em up against the side of the head!
Steve C
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 12:12 PM
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Subject: Re: [TN] Automatic Inspection System.
A reflexion á propos investment. I wonder if american electronic industries
are still slow when it comes to cope with the asiatic countries. I have not
been in a US plant for many years, so hopefully the situation is different
today..When I vvisited TI, MOTA, Harris, Fairchild etc, I was struck by all
modern machines and equipments, but I was struck the other way when I
visited many small and medium sized industries. E.g. a company that claimed
that they were in the front of technology They had the oldest machines I had
ever seen, and a lot of their HiTec was in a huge and dark garage!
Another industry had indeed a modern set of punching, drilling and assembly
line, but the machines stood on the transport blocks still and the floor was
naked soil covered sand! A third large and well known industry had a
reception that reminded of a café and everything was from the WW2 . I
visited a company from which we were going to buy qualified components for
SPACE. The mounting was done on old wooden benches, clean parts mixed with
coffee mugs and caps and clothes. I asked for a microscope and took some
parts just before they were weld sealed. I found hair from the operator,
small human debris and spill from cakes! I felt a strong conservatism and
suspicion against modernizing. I hope this is not found in today's
USA....can't be any left.
Inge
On 22 January 2013 16:39, Gönül Özden <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm planning to buy a new AOI system. I already have an AOI that use
> a real time inspection method by using 4 camera at side and 1 at top.
> I'm looking for a new one which is using scanning methodology,
> processing mathematically and more accurate if any.
> I wonder anybody deal with this issue deeply to help my decision.
>
> Thanks
>
> Gonul Ozden
> Aselsan/MGEO Div.
> Asst. Manager of Production
>
> Tel:908475300/4280
>
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