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5-46 5 Creating the board data Shape parameters for QFP Bottom view A : Body Size X B : Body Size Y C : Body Size Z H : Lead Pitch I : Lead Width J : Reflect LL K : Bumper Mask C S E W N B A I H K K K K K K K K J 63530-N…
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5.3.3 QFP components
QFP components are registered with the parameters shown below. For parameters not explained here, refer to
the description in "5.2 Chip Components" of this chapter.
QFP component parameters
Basic Shape Dispense
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Basic parameters
A: Alignment Group
Set this parameter to “IC”.
B: Alignment Type
Set to “QFP”.
Shape parameters
Set these parameters after specifying “Alignment Type”. If “Alignment Type” is undefined, the following parameters are
not displayed.
A, B: Body Size X, Body Size Y
Enter the correct dimensions (mm) including the leads, measured with a vernier caliper or micrometer.
D: Ruler Offset (Not used with this machine.)
E: Ruler Width (Not used with this machine.)
F, G: Lead Number NE
Enter the number of leads existing in the N or E direction.
QFP directions
0° 90°
Loading
position
Pickup angle
NS
E
W
N
S
WE
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H: Lead Pitch
Enter the correct lead pitch (lead-to-lead spacing).
I: Lead Width (Not used with this machine.)
Enter the correct lead width
J: ReflectLL (Not used with this machine.)
Enter the projected length of leads which reflect light during recognition. Use the default setting in most cases.
K: Bumper Mask (Not used with this machine.)
This parameter is used for QFPs with bumpers. Enter the distance in millimeters from the cross point of the imaginary
lines so as to specify the area by which bumpers are masked and not detected during component recognition. Set this
parameter to a value between 0 and 10.0 in 0.25 mm steps. Enter “0.00” for normal QFPs with no bumpers.
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Shape parameters for QFP
Bottom view
A : Body Size X
B : Body Size Y
C : Body Size Z
H : Lead Pitch
I : Lead Width
J : Reflect LL
K : Bumper Mask
C
S
E
W
N
B
A
I
H
K
K
K
K
K
K
K
K
J
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Dispense parameters
■ 1-shot nozzle (solder)
Reference position X
■ 2-shot nozzle (bond)
Varies with 2-shot
nozzle pitch.
Center of component
■ 1-shot nozzle (bond)
(3 points in both X and Y directions)
Y-directional
dot extent
X-directional dot extent
Center of component
Y-directional
dot extent
X-directional dot extent
Lead end position
Reference position (0.00)
Dispense for QFP components
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CAUTION
• When using solder paste for QFP components, the amount of solder paste may be insufficient if dispense is
performed only once for each lead.
• When using solder paste for QFP components, dispense may not be possible if the lead pitch is 0.8 mm or
narrower.
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5.4 Ball lead components
This section describes how to set data for ball lead parts such as BGA and flip chip.
5.4.1 BGA components
When "Alignment Type" of the Basic parameters is set to “Simple BGA” or "BGA", BGA components are
registered with the parameters shown below.
For parameters not explained here, refer to the description in "5.2 Chip Components" of this chapter.
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CAUTION
The solder distribution is not supported for ball components. When using solder, teach the data obtained by dispense
distribution or edit the dot dispense information.
BGA component parameters
Basic
Dispense
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Basic parameters
A: Alignment Group
Set this parameter to “Ball”.
B: Alignment Type
Set to "Simple BGA" or "BGA".
Enter the distance between each terminal.
Dispense parameters
Bond type adhesive is not used for ball lead components.
To use solder paste, perform teaching for the data after it has been subjected to dispense distribution or edit the dot
dispense information.
For instance, assuming that Dot Extent X =24, Dot Extent Y = 24, Dot Amount X = 3 and Dot Amount Y = 3, coordinate
data for 3 points for both X and Y directions will be created by performing dispense distribution.
So, delete unnecessary coordinate data from the dot dispense information screen.
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CAUTION
When using solder paste for ball lead components, dispense may not be possible if the ball pitch is 0.8 mm or
narrower.