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35 Digital SIPLACE Vision System Checking the Component Quality Overview of the Most Important Functions Checking the lead length The lead length check detects whe ther the lead is twisted. This can occur with chip model…

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Digital SIPLACE Vision System
Checking the Component Quality
Overview of the Most Important Functions
Detecting collinearity of the leads
Damaged or bent leads are detected,
thus avoiding unsoldered connections during the subsequent soldering process.
Damaged leads
Detecting flipped (face-down) or standing components
Flipped (face-down) or standing components are detected
on both chip and IC models (e.g. SOT).
SOT OK SOT face-down
Chip flipped Chip standing
Checking the lead width
The optical check of the lead width detects sloping or damaged leads.
This allows diodes with sloping leads, for example, to be detected.
Lead width OK Sloping lead
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Digital SIPLACE Vision System
Checking the Component Quality
Overview of the Most Important Functions
Checking the lead length
The lead length check detects whether the lead is twisted.
This can occur with chip models, for example, due to the different lengths of the two leads.
Flipped and rotated components are also detected.
Component in this position is OK Rotated
Detecting special models with rectangular functions
With certain special models, parts on the component or outer contour have to be
programmed as rectangular models so that they can be processed more reliably.
Rectangular function on the component Rectangular component with non-uniform boundaries
Detecting incorrect component descriptions
The vision system checks whether the position of the component agrees with the measured vision data. In the
following example there are actually more leads than were programmed in the package form description.
Teaching complex BGA structures
Complex BGA structure can be taught within a few seconds.
Placing when there is no ink spot
It is now possible to define a fiducial for omitting subpanels.
If a fiducial (cross, circle, etc.) is found, this subpanel will be omitted.
Checking the inner area of circular fiducials
To make circular fiducials easier to distinguish from other structures on the PCB,
a brightness check is carried out in the inner area of these fiducials.
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Vision Sensor Technology
PCB Position Recognition
Description
Different fiducial shapes
prove to be optimal depend-
ing on the condition of the
surface. Particularly advis-
able for bare copper surfaces
with little oxidation is the sin-
gle cross. Maximum accu-
racy is achieved due to the
high information content.
Rectangle, square and circle
are less “informative” but
save space and can even be
used when oxidation is at an
advanced stage. Advisable
for tinned structures are
circle or square because in
this case the ratio of the fidu-
cial dimensions to the presol-
der thickness is particularly
favorable.
Fiducial criteria
Locate 2 fiducials
Locate 3 fiducials
X-/Y-position, rotation angle, mean PCB distortion
in addition: shear, distortion in X- and Y-direction separately
Fiducial shapes Synthetic fiducials: circle, cross, square, rectangle, rhombus, circu-
lar, square, and rectangular contours, double cross, any pattern
Fiducial surface:
copper
tin
Without oxidation and solder resist
Fiducial warp 1/10 of structure width, both with good contrast to
environment
Dimensions of synthetic fiducials
min. X/Y size for circle and rectangle: 0.25 mm
min. X/Y size for annulus and rectangle: 0.3 mm
min. X/Y size for cross: 0.3 mm
min. X/Y size for double-cross: 0.5 mm
min. X/Y size for lozenge: 0.35 mm
min. frame width for annulus and rectangle: 0.1 mm
min. bar width / bar distance for cross, double-cross: 0.1 mm
max. X/Y size for fiducial shapes: 3 mm
max. bar width for cross / double-cross: 1.5 mm
min. tolerances, general: 2% of nominal dimension
max. tolerances, general: 20% of nominal dimension
Dimensions of patterns
min. size
max. size
0.5 mm
3 mm
Fiducial environment Clearance around reference fiducial not necessary if there is no
similar fiducial structure in the search area