2.5μm substrate final appearance inspection device TY-VISION M111SC

Are you considering inspecting those fine defects with TY-VISION? The M111SC detects defects around 10μm with an optical resolution of 2.5μm! Are you having trouble detecting fine defects? ⇒ Are you detecting them with your current final appearance inspection machine? [YES・NO] 　⇒ At that time, are there few false positives? [YES・NO] If you answered NO to any of these, please try TY-VISION. It boasts top-class detection performance for package substrates, ceramic substrates, FPCs, and more. Additionally, it is widely adopted in mass production processes, and by adding the AI system XAIS, it dramatically reduces the number of false positives. We are accepting demo inspections at appropriate times, so please feel free to consult with us. *If you provide the substrate information first, we will hold the data and the object for implementation.

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We are advancing the development of high-performance for our appearance inspection system "TY-VISION series," and we are pleased to announce the completion of the appearance inspection device "TY-VISION M111SC," which is equipped with an optical system featuring an optical resolution of 2.5μm. In recent years, the semiconductor market has continued to thrive against the backdrop of further expansion of DX and IoT, the spread of 5G communication networks, the advancement of digitalization in society, and the transformation of the automotive industry with the progress of autonomous driving and electrification. The quality levels of various substrates are rising, particularly for high-definition substrates, and we have developed the "TY-VISION M111SC" to meet market demands. Please refer to the attached file for more details. *This is the press release, and we would like to inform you that it has been featured in "Printed Circuit Journal," the only specialized magazine in the printed circuit board industry. (We have received approval for the publication in the magazine.)