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December 21, 2023 | INSPECTISEstimated reading time: 1 minute
INSPECTIS’ popular BGA inspection systems can now be supplied with optional new XM lenses that offer up to 285x screen magnification, compared to the original standard lens with 200x. The INSPECTIS BGA lens package consists of a lens (standard or XM) plus a probe tip (standard or small).
The new XM higher power lens is compatible with both the Standard and the Small probe tip, which features a 27% smaller footprint.
The new XM LENSES are designated by the following part numbers:
- BGA-004-XM With standard probe tip;
- BGA-005-XM With Small probe tip.
Inspectis offers a wide range of packages/sets covering basic or advanced inspection requirements.
In making the announcement, Alistair Gooch, Marketing Manager, said, “This unique side-view BGA Inspection system features the tiniest and most robust optical probe available, with built-in high power lighting and a crisp, sharp high-resolution 90-degree viewing angle. Plus, we have recently made mechanical improvements to various aspects of the BGA camera stand, based on customer feedback that makes the platform more stable, and improves the mechanism that reduces the risk of prism damage.” The many advanced features in this system, complementing one another, make our BGA inspection system the most powerful and unique in its class, he added.
The INSPECTIS BGA Inspection System is available in 2 system levels, Basics and ProX which includes powerful INSPECTIS BGA Inspection, analysis and documentation software.
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