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MiTAC Becomes First V810 XXL & V810 S2EX AXI User of ViTrox in Mainland China
June 30, 2015 | MiTAC ComputerEstimated reading time: 3 minutes

MiTAC Computer (ShunDe) Ltd., part of MiTAC-Synnex Group, announced that after the successful installation and operation of first the ViTrox V810 XXL (AXI) in mainland China in 2014, its subsidiaries that focus on electronics manufacturing services successfully installed first ViTrox V810 S2EX (AXI) in mainland China in January 2015.
MiTAC Computer (ShunDe) Ltd., a leading EMS company, provides high quality, efficient, flexible full-service provider (design + board phase & system phase manufacturing, testing and assembly) to companies including Oracle, Intel, Dell, IBM, HP, BOSE, Fujitsu, Toshiba, Inspur, Lenovo as well as other world-renowned manufacturers and the private brand TYAN. AXI is one of the core test areas, and good test equipment is not only part of production, but also has become a method to enhance customer trust and create more value for customers and factories.
Test Manager Eddy Ma and AXI team head Zeling Lee commented: “We rely on more than 12 years of experience with the last generation AXI: Agilent 5DX and through a series of assessments, we choose AXI from ViTrox Technologies Malaysia as our new AXI test equipment.”
The combination of the V810 XXL and V810 S2EX enable MiTAC to inspect boards up to 660 x 965mm and provide the best support on the market for boards up to 15kgs while bottom clearance is enhanced to 80mm. Digital Tomosynthesis methodology and autofocus technology fulfill high test speeds and full BOM high coverage test capabilities. Additionally, the accurate detection rate of defects and excellent control rate of measure mistakes lead to efficient and flexible online or offline programming.
The V810 S2EX runs on a platform with Professional Windows 8 64bit OS, which has a 128G memory and powerful computing capacity. The new scanning path optimization technology brings test speeds to a new level. Comparison tests of the same server MB (Size: L449mm * W162mm, 8 DIMMs, 2 CPUs, Top + Bottom total of 3653 assembly), 5DX using key parts (BGA / QFN / Fine pitch part / PTH / Pressfit) test methods, test time required to 330s; V810 XXL and V810 S2EX all using the BOM full test method, test time was 182s and 90s, the test speed of V810 S2EX in this case increased 366.7 percent compared with 5DX while keeping the BOM full coverage test rate at the same time.
There are good exchange channels between MiTAC and ViTrox, which maximized satisfaction and efficiency of cooperation, communication and problem solving with each other.
About MiTAC-Synnex Group.
The MiTAC-SYNNEX Group has witnessed the changes and development of Taiwan over the past 60 yeays. The rise of the MiTAC-SYNNEX Group also has witnessed the rises and falls of Taiwan's economic development in the same period. After continuous efforts over time, the MiTAC-SYNNEX Group has successfully expanded its scope of businesses to the computer, consumer electronics, IT channel, system integration, software development, petrochemical, industrial gases and food processing industries.
The MiTAC-SYNNEX Group has a number of subsidiaries and branches across the world. These included the five listed companies, MiTAC Holdings Corporation (TWSE: 3706), SYNNEX Technology International Corporation (TWSE: 2347), UPC Technology Corporation (TWSE: 1313), Lien Hwa Industrial Corporation (TWSE: 1229), and Getac Technology Corporation (TWSE: 3005); and SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX) was the first subsidiary of Taiwanese enterprises to be officially listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
For more information about MiTAC’s products and services, click here.
About ViTrox Technologies
Since its inception in 2000, ViTrox has been designing and manufacturing innovative, leading-edge and cost-effective automated vision inspection equipment and system-on-chip embedded electronics devices for the semiconductor and electronics packaging industries. ViTrox's core products are its Machine Vision System (MVS), Automated Board Inspection (ABI) and Electronics Communication System (ECS). ViTrox is listed under the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia with stock code of 0097.
At present, ViTrox is well recognized as one of the world-leading automated machine vision inspection solution providers with an extensive customer base in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Europe, Brazil, Mexico, the USA and more.
For more information about ViTrox's products and services, visit www.vitrox.com.
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