Yes, INEA can integrate requested internal procedures or equipment. We can also provide a complete solution – from mechanical design, built, inspection equipment, as well as a complete automation and intelligence layer.
Yes. We seamlessly integrate precise electrical tests aligned with requested standards and product specifications. Utilizing the compatibility with current automation systems, we conduct a range of tests, from incoming quality testing (IQC) ICT to final assessments, with unmatched accuracy and efficiency. Our customized integration ensures the reliability and performance of every component, establishing new benchmarks of excellence in your industry.
The accuracy of electrical test is determined by the accuracy of test equipment used. In an industrial environment equipment is typically used with precision of mV, mA, ohm... If more precise measurements are required, special environment and equipment is implemented.
Our system provides real-time measurement of various electrical parameters including voltage, current, resistance, continuity, frequency, capacitance, inductance, and more. These measurements are crucial for monitoring the performance and integrity of electronic components during operation. Real-time monitoring allows for immediate detection of any anomalies or deviations from desired values, enabling prompt corrective actions to maintain optimal performance and prevent potential issues or failures.
Utilizing our integrated camera system, we accurately identify contacting surfaces on the connector and correct any offsets on printed circuit boards. Before contact, our servo mechanism meticulously adjusts the position of the contacting head, ensuring seamless engagement with fine structures and small test point distances as small as 0.5mm. Our adaptable system caters to various connector types, from flexible PCBs to HSD, employing floating contact heads with mechanical guides for precise connections.
Alternatively, our high-resolution vision system precisely detects connection pin positions and aligns the contacting head accordingly. Operated by high precision servo-driven actuators, we achieve contacting pitches as low as 0.5mm using probes with a tip diameter of only 0.27mm. During contacting, rigid needles are deflected from the test point to the spring probes of the grid, ensuring optimal alignment and applying a contacting force tailored to each specific spring probe.