PowerLine AVIA NX
Brand: Coherent | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
PowerLine AVIA NX is an ultraviolet laser cutter for integration into existing handling systems for cutting, drilling and scribing wafers, SIPs, packages and PCBs. It pairs a 355 nm AVIA laser with a galvanometer scanner, optics and software that can cover a 300 mm wafer.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| AVIA NX 20-355 | 20 W, 1 to 250 kHz, pulse width <30 ns |
| AVIA NX 40-355 | 40 W, 1 to 300 kHz, pulse width <35 ns |
| Pulse-to-pulse stability | <5 % (rms) |
| Scanner coverage | up to a 300 mm wafer or PCB |
| Options | fast-focusing module, internal power meter, through-the-lens alignment |
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