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  • Carl Zeiss offers laser scanning microscope
    05/07/2008
    The LSM 710 laser scanning microscope from Carl Zeiss boasts increased sensitivity, a higher signal-to-noise ratio, and improved flexibility for new fluorescence dyes and multimodal experiments. More
  • Micro Photonics offers micro-CT attachment for SEMs
    05/07/2008
    The Skyscan microtomography (micro-CT) attachment for scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) produces 3-D images that reveal the internal 3-D microstructure of an object without requiring any sample preparation. More
  • Electrons remain important in electronics test
    Rick Nelson, Editor in Chief, rnelson@tmworld.com - 05/01/2008
    Test engineers are struggling to optimize PCB test and inspection strategies as board complexity increases and manufacturing gets outsourced. Finding the right mix of test and inspection technologies was the topic of a panel at APEX. More
  • Vision algorithms by the book
    Jon Titus, Contributing Technical Editor, jontitus@comcast.net - 05/01/2008
    Many engineers who work with machine-vision software don't care to know how algorithms process images to produce inspection data. But if you want to learn more about how vision software works, you may find value in this new book. More
  • Test, inspection technologies target PCB quality
    05/01/2008
    Agilent Technologies' new Medalist sj5000 AOI platform and CheckSum's MultiWriter pps onboard gang programming system are just a few of the product announcements from the APEX 2008 show floor. More
  • Learn about machine-vision lighting
    Steve Scheiber, Contributing Technical Editor - 04/22/2008
    To help you illuminate your products properly, National Instruments has posted three tutorials to its Web site that cover the topic of lighting in machine-vision systems. More
  • Don't overspecify machine-vision cameras
    Steve Scheiber, Contributing Technical Editor - 04/22/2008
    Bruce Butkus of Edmund Optics recommends that you concentrate on the type of camera and lens you actually need rather than adding unnecessary "fudge factors" to your specifications. More
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