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Fig. 19b: Processed Slice-Filter Example
4.4. AXI Inspection Criteria’s
The inspection performance is related to the following key parameters:
Defect detection rate (related to solder-joints and components)
False Calls (related to solder-joints and components)
Repeatability (according detection rate results)
The specific HB inspection criteria’s are defined in AppendiX G.
4.5. X-RAY dose test (optional item)
The X-Ray dose test is providing the information about the typical and max.
radiation dose range during an automatic inspection.
Version A: Dose test according automatic inspection run – one direct shot with
max. of SMT solder-joint inspection plus 100 side view shots
simulating the PCB inspection shot portfolio.
Version B: Dose test according repeat view cycling: 10 repeat views with direct
shots !
The dose test results incl. the radiation levels are documented in test report
AppendiX: H

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5. System Calibration & Diagnostics
5.1. MX-3600 / grey-level consistency and repeatability test and
calibration (Gamma-Test)
The calibration tool provides the possibility to optimize and select the grey-level
function for the specific application range. i.ex.: SMT Solder-joint inspection or
back-end chip inspection,….
Fig. 20.a: Full 4096 (8/12 Bit) Greylevel Range b: specific grey-level range
The X2/MX-3600 calibration plate guarantees the test and calibration of a pre-
defined repeatable grey-level function curve over the full 12 Bit (0…4096) range.
Image calibration and correction is achieved by applying a gain and offset to each
pixel using the equation:
c[m,n] = gain[m,n] *b[m,n] + offset[m,n]; where b is the raw input image and c is
the corrected image.
Fig. 21: min. 4 testpoints (testplates) for gamma-curve calibration

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5.2. MX-3600 geometrical calibration & test (FOV & Flatness
Test)
FOV-Test
The MX3600 has a variable X-RAY source (z1 axis) (SOD) and a fixed object to
detector distance. The key part of the geometrical test and calibration procedure
is the FOV calibration. The FOV adjustment is related to the z1 (x-ray source)
axis calibration (SOD) and the detector z2 position (ODD).
Assuming ‘z1’ equals the SOD and ‘z2’ equals the ODD, then ‘z1 + z2’ equals the
SDD and the geometric magnification ‘M’ is given by:
M = (z1 + z2) / z1;
Assuming that ‘dsize’ equals the size of the projected image on the detector, than
for a given FOV size ‘fobj’ at the object plane:
dsize = fobj * M = fobj * (z1 + z2) / z1;
System
Camera
FOV:
1 inch
FOV:
075 inch
FOV:
0,5 inch
Imaging
Pixel-Range
pixel-
res.
lp/mm
parallax
pixel-
res.
lp/mm
parallax
pixel-
res.
lp/mm
parallax
CXI Std.
512 x 480
50,8µ
7
3,7 dgr
37.2µ
10
4,7 dgr
25,4µ
14
5,6 dgr
CXI MX
1024 x 1024
25µ
16
3,7 dgr
18.3µ
20
4,7 dgr
12,5µ
20
5,6 dgr
X2
1024 x 1024
25µ
16
4,5 dgr
18.3µ
21
5,7 dgr
12,5µ
25
6,7 dgr
Table 9: FOV setup for typical FOV’s
Additional Calibration Parameters:
Image Flatness
Image Focus-Centering
5.3. MX-3600 / X-RAY Image Resolution Test
(Line-pair Gauge Test)
The calibration board includes a line pair gauge test field to be used for the
resolution test. The resolution is measured according international standards: in
lp/mm (line-pair mm) the specification numbers are displayed in the FOV/Imaging
specification (refer to table 8).The following resolution test examples describe the
different stages of the resolution test.
Pict 19.b shows the max. acceptable spatial resolution: 9lp/mm – Pict.19.c
(10lp/mm) is out of the spatial resolution criteria.
The MX-3600 has automatic test capability for this resolution test - the
justification criteria’s for the lp/mm threshold are defined in the CTF XRAY
criteria’s for spatial resolution.