Glenbrook Technologies, Inc.

IPC Midwest 2012

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Join us August 22 – 23, 2012

In Schaumberg, IL

AALAS National Meeting 2012

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Visit us at booth 630

November 4 – 8, 2012

Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Labscope – Groundbreaking Fluoroscopic X-ray Detail Creating Orthopaedic Research Opportunities

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No other x-ray imaging technology can display

rat anatomy detail like this

Labscopes are available for purchase or rental

www.glenbrooktech.com
11 Emery Ave.
Randolph, NJ 07869
800-600-8866

Glenbrook Magnification Fluoroscopy-Advancing Arthritis Research

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When you can see the bones of a rat’s WRIST in this detail, in real time, new research opportunities can open up. Rent a labscope and see for yourself.

Counterfeit Electronic Component Detection: Implementation of x-ray inspection in conformity with DoD requirements

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Although x-ray inspection is recognized as one of the tools for determining authenticity of an electronic component, it has not been acknowledged in any of the present Component Authenticity Programs or standards that for military applications, the Department of Defense has very specific image resolution requirements for the x-ray inspection of “Microcircuits”. These requirements are spelled out in MIL-STD-883H (26February2010) and MIL-STD-750-2 (3 January 2012) with reference to ASTM E801 and ASTM E1000.

Although these standards were originally written for “radiography” mode, that is, film based x-ray imaging; these standards also have provisions for “radioscopy” meaning real-time or fluoroscopic imaging. Most of the commercial x-ray inspection systems that are presently being promoted for this application are real-time but many do not comply with these MIL-STD requirements.

The basic tenant of these requirements is that a radiographic “image quality standard” as prescribed in ASTM E801, be recorded at the start and end of the x-ray inspection of each lot of electronic components. The “ IQS” image must demonstrate that the smallest detail of the component such as wires, wire bonds, die attachment voids, etc. are detectable with the x-ray system being used.

ILV s.r.o from Prestice, Czech Republic purchases Glenbrook RTX-113HV Real Time X-ray Inspection System

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Steve Zweig, Glenbrook VP of Sales at ILV, Czech Republic

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Fake Microchips Threaten Georgia Troops

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A great video on counterfeit components

Click Here

Glenbrook Welcomes Abstract Electronics

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Steven Zweig, VP of Sales and Joe Rance of Abstract Electronics in Clearwater, Florida

Abstract Electronics has just added a Glenbrook x-ray system as

part of the component authenticity program.

Apex Expo 2012

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Thanks for Coming!

MD&M West 2012

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Thanks for making the show a great success!