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February 1, 2010
Dayton Bishop, Stratus Vision
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| Dayton Bishop, Sales for Hong Kong, Japan and Korea, Stratus Vision
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Stratus Vision expects a good year where smaller structures on larger substrates with increasing requirements demand the unique abilities of powerful AOI systems.
Stratus new thin film inspection systems have been delivered inspecting substrates up to 600mm x 600mm with resolutions down to 2.5µm.
The Stratus advantage:
- Image acquisition
The patented AOI uses multiple lighting from UV to IR allowing Stratus to inspect metal and organic print on glass, ceramic, polymer and even metals in any combination.
- Image processing
Unique inspection algorithms established in the sophisticated image processing software delivers repeatable results for finding production errors.
Other inspection solutions by Stratus (inline or offline):
- Screen inspection (Screen defects, coating and aging inspection)
- Wet print inspection ( Shorts, opens, …)
- Plating and Lithography inspection
- Final inspection and measurements for
- Defects (shorts, cuts, etc)
- Shrinkage and print shifts
- Contamination, cracks, etc
The success of the Stratus is based in their deep understanding of production process, patented lighting scenarios and software algorithms that analyze captured images, compare all to CAD Data and deliver all relevant defect information. Any desired degree of automation and integration in any host system, as well as review stations, available.
Dayton Bishop
Stratus Vision
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