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ATE - Automatic Testing Station

ATE - Automatic Testing Station

ATE - Automatic Testing Station

Product catalog summary
Overview
The Automatic Testing Equipment (ATE) is a patented testing station designed to assist partners in testing liquid crystal films before and after the lamination process. It is fully equipped with software, hardware, optical, and visual evaluation tools to ensure the highest quality production of LCG® for customers worldwide.
Technical Specifications
  • Maximum load weight: 250kg
  • Dimensions with extensions: 282 x 151 x 100 cm
  • LED type: 20w/m cold white on aluminum stripe
  • LED PS input: 110-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 2A
  • LED PS output: 12VDC, 8.33A, up to 100W
  • LC Film output voltage: Square wave 70VAC
  • DC output voltage: 0 VDC, guaranteed by design
Testing Capabilities
  • Pre-Lamination Testing: Automated tests based on dimensions and busbar configuration.
  • Post-Lamination Testing: Generates detailed reports and performs optical tests on laminated LCG® panels.
  • All-In-One SW & HW Testing: Includes power ramp-up, electrical current & consumption measurements, and visual & optical inspection.
Key Features
  • User-Friendly Interface: Easy to use with detailed reports and tracking.
  • Power Ramp-Up: Controlled to extend film lifetime and prevent shorts.
  • Large Panel Support: Accommodates glass panels up to 3.5m x 1.8m.
  • Full Film Testability: Measures current consumption, power consumption per sqm, light transmittance, and haze.
  • Film Protection: Over voltage protection and DC blocking to ensure safe testing.
  • Built-In Backlight: Facilitates visual inspection.
  • Fully Equipped: Includes computer cabinet, Windows PC, and proprietary testing tools.
  • Online Synchronization: Test results are automatically transmitted to Gauzy HQ for logging and quality review.
  • Detailed Reports: Comprehensive documentation of all test results.
  • Gauzy Support: Includes installation, training, technical support, and product warranty.
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Automatic Testing Equipment The ATE (automatic testing equipment) is a patented testing station, designed to help partners test liquid crystal films before and after the lamination process. Fully equipped with software, hardware, optical and visual evaluation tools, the ATE brings a complete solution, covering the most important parameters of LCG ® fabrication. □ Electrical properties: current and power consumption □ Optical properties: light transmittance and haze □ Mechanical properties: film dimensions Technical Specifications Gauzy's ATE includes a glass inspection table and a PC rack with the following technical specifications: • Maximum load weight: 250kg • Dimensions with extensions: 282 x 151 x 100 cm • Led type: 20w/m cold white on aluminum stripe • Led PS input: 110-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 2A • Led PS output: 12VDC, 8.33A, up to 100W • LC Film output voltage: Square wave 70VAC • DC output voltage: 0 VDC, guaranteed by design

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Key Features User Friendly Automated for easy testing of LC films before and after lamination in glass. Power Ramp-Up Controlled power ramp-up to extend the film lifetime by blowing possible shorts caused by processing and lamination. Large Panel Support Holds glass panels up to 3.5m x 1.8m. Full Film Testability Measures current consumption, power consumption per sqm, light transmittance, and haze. Film Protection During Testing Including over voltage protection to shield the film from any transient in the main AC network and DC blocking to guarantee the film is powered without any DC component...

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