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Steve,
How small? I use a Mirtec MV-2HTL and can detect a fine solder web between 0.020" pitch pads. I would say those were 0.002" wide or so. Our machine is a 2007 model. I know the newer machines have a higher resolution camera option available so should be able to see even better.
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Hi All,
Any AOI systems out there that will pick up small solder shorts after assembly?
Thanks. Steve Kelly
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