Trust is good, but a "Benchmark Board" is better (in English)

If you buy a car that you want to drive for the next 6 years, you should also keep an eye on your future requirements. Today, you might only need room for one child, but what about in 5 years? By then, you could need room for 3 children.

It is no different in the AOI world. Your current product, which you use for a machine demonstration or an evaluation, will not necessarily reflect the requirements of the future. The manufacturer's demo board usually shows "state-of-the-art" technology. However, this in a manageable form. This means, it will not reflect the production reality. And now we are already with the requirements of a "real" benchmark board. It should be close to production reality; it should include current and future technologies and it should show inspection limits.

Koh Young has been developing benchmark boards for many years, which are now being used by a wide range of manufacturers and users. The webinar will give you an introduction to the topic of benchmark board and benchmark board design. Get to know ways of differentiating 3D measurement concepts and learn how to correctly classify the statements in the glossy brochures.

The Speaker

Dipl.-Ing. (FH)
Axel Lindloff
Application Engineer Pre-Sales
Koh Young Europe

Axel Lindloff studied general electrical engineering at the Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences and has been working in the SMT world since 1999. Since September 2012, Mr. Lindloff has been working for Koh Young Europe GmbH as an application engineer. Here he mainly deals with questions about solder paste printing and process optimization with the 3D data obtained.

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