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January 8, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Toronto, Canada, Ensil Canada Ltd. has announced that it has reached a major milestone in its research and development of electrolyte detection techniques. Ensil is currently working on developing a range of electronic sensors that would ascertain vital levels of electrolytes in urine, such as potassium and sodium, vital for human health.
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Testing
ENSIL Canada Ltd. can offer a full range
of testing services covering in-circuit
test (ATE), functional and full system
testing of your products.
ENSIL Canada Ltd. places a high priority
on testing and measurement to ensure
that your contract requirements are met
and that your product reliability is
maintained. Developing your test
strategy with you is part of our service
and your project inspection and test
records can also be provided as part of
our support for each of your customers.
Inspection
In a world where array packages are
increasingly contributing to a higher
density requirements of circuit boards,
ENSIL Canada Ltd. has invested in new
inspection systems that enable it to
check the integrity of terminations
hidden beneath area array component
packages, such as ball grid arrays (BGAs)
and chip scale packages (CSPs), as well
as those beneath flip-chip bare dice.
Our labs are equipped with inspection
systems that can perform sophisticated
correlations and movements in real-time
in order to provide revealing views of
hidden solder joints on surface-mount
printed-circuit boards or internal views
of the new generations of chip packages
such as CSP and BGA. These systems allow
us to orbit around an area of interest
under the direction of simple hand
movements. The motion controller
translates these to three sets of
synchronized motion that site the PCB or
chip area of interest in the right
position, while keeping it close against
the X-ray source on one side and moving
the imaging system as needed on the
other. This level of flexibility and
precision gives us the capability to
handle most inspection requests
encompassing through-hole, SMT and BGA
technologies.
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