SEMICONDUCTOR

Do it yourself. But not alone.

Semiconductor inspection often requires a small field of view, high optical magnification and repeatable image acquisition. The smallest feature and required measurement accuracy determine the camera resolution and lens selection for inspecting pins, pads and other fine component details. Working distance, depth of field, component positioning and illumination must therefore be assessed together using representative components. This gives machine builders, system integrators, start-ups and technical development teams a practical basis for building and testing their own machine vision inspection modules.

Once these imaging requirements have been defined, our product information and technical articles help you select suitable industrial cameras, high-resolution machine vision lenses and machine vision illumination. We also explain how to integrate a machine vision system yourself, while the Machine Vision Academy helps engineers develop the practical knowledge needed to configure, test and maintain their applications. For product-specific questions, we share our practical experience and, where appropriate, involve the product and application expertise of our suppliers. Your team remains in control of the development and maintenance of the semiconductor inspection system.