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Akrometrix Launches New Tabletop Shadow Moiré at SMTA International
August 15, 2017 | Akrometrix LLCEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Akrometrix, LLC will display its newest warpage metrology system in Booth #124 at SMTA International, scheduled to take place Sept. 19-20, 2017 at the Donald Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois. The new Tabletop Shadow Moiré (TTSM) system responds to the industry’s demand for an ultra-fast tabletop warpage metrology system.
The TTSM offers all of the software features of Akrometrix’s thermal warpage metrology systems, only at room temperature. Akrometrix is the industry leader in not only providing thermal warpage, but has optional modules for both DIC strain/CTE measurements and DFP for discontinuous surfaces. Utilizing a novel combination of both top and bottom heaters with shadow moiré, Akrometrix is providing temperature uniformity previously unattainable in the industry on a flexible/configurable platform.
The TTSM enables customers to measure warpage of substrates up to 300mm x 310 mm (a 300mm wafer or two JEDEC trays) with the entire measurement taking less than two seconds. Whether individual parts or a JEDEC tray of multiple parts, the TTSM provides an ultra-fast and highly accurate measurement at room temperature that is suited for tabletop use.
About Akrometrix LLC
Akrometrix is the leader in thermal warpage and strain metrology for the front-end/back-end wafer, back-end packaging/assembly, panel and the PCB/component markets. The company provides both capital equipment and test services to measure warpage and strain in temperatures from -50°C to 300°C on virtually any substrate up to 600mm x 600mm, regardless of shape. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Akrometrix has been serving customers worldwide for more than 20 years based on technology developed at Georgia Tech. For more information click here.
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