High quality, safety, and reliability are strongly required for in-vehicle parts. X-ray inspection systems are used in full or frequent sampling inspections of the in-vehicle parts. X-ray inspection systems require not only performance, but also durability and high availability. Technological innovations and progress in the automotive industry, especially with the introduction of automated driving systems using electro devices like sensors, have brought about a need for durability and operating rate improvement. X-ray inspection systems are also used to analyze cracks in electronic components and mounting areas that could occur in harsh environments, such as temperature and vibration.
Refer to the following applications to learn more about suitable X-ray inspections based on the types of in-vehicle parts.
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