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Test and inspection area

Ob Funktionstest, AOI, Burn-In-Test, In-Circuit-Test oder sonstige kundenspezifische Prüfungen: Wir sind in der Lage, jeden Test Ihren Bedürfnissen anzupassen.

AOI

AOI

Automatic optical inspection (AOI) uses systems that can find and report errors using image processing methods. They are used to control the manufacture of printed circuit boards and the production of electronic assemblies.

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Traceability with an automated test line

Traceability with an automated test line

Especially EMS customers from the automotive sector are demanding seamless traceability. For this purpose, GBS Electronic Solutions has integrated an in-circuit tester (ICT) with automatic depaneling into the production. The manufacturing process is less error-prone, less personnel-intensive and much more stable.

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In-circuit test

In-circuit test

In the widespread in-circuit test, assembled printed circuit boards as well as electronic assemblies or circuits in electronics production are tested for assembly, press-fit, soldering and solder bath defects.

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Burn-in test

Burn-in test

The burn-in test is about finding components in advance that would fail in continuous operation. The elements to be tested, such as parts, components and printed circuit boards, are tested over a long period of time under high load.

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Process optimization through solder paste inspection (3D-SPI)

Process optimization through solder paste inspection (3D-SPI)

The latest SPI technology is used at GBS Electronic Solutions. Two high-resolution sensors check all essential 3D features of the applied solder paste and reliably detect errors. This ensures the optimal process in EMS production - right from the start.

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X-ray inspection

X-ray inspection

Using the X-ray inspection, the internal structures - soldering points, connections - as well as the material and processing of assembled printed circuit boards, electronic components or assemblies are made visible. It is used for quality control of the inner conductor systems.

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