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The X axis of the component does not necessarily have to be the long side of the component.
For example, if there are holes through the component, the nozzle will have to attach at right angles (see fig. (4) case,
nozzle = ).
Rule 2: Pin 1 is in the bottom, left corner or at the center of the component's left side. In the case of diodes, the an-
ode (+) must point in the positive X direction.
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Rule 3: The side with the most leads is at the bottom.
Rule 4: If the component has a special feature, such as a wider lead, this special feature will be at the bottom.
Rule 1 has top priority, followed by rules 2, 3 and 4.
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Correct Assignment of Nozzle – Component for SIPLACE C&P and SIPLACE CPP
To prevent any detection problems with small structures, the component must be in the focus range (area of focus) of the
camera.
The focus range of the standard cameras SST23 and SST41 of the SIPLACE C&P20A/P/M/M2 is between 9.4 and
11.4mm (i.e.10.4+/‑1mm).
The focus range of the standard camera SST48 of the SIPLACE C&P20P2 is between 9.7 and 11.7mm
(i.e.10.7+/‑1mm).
The focus range of the standard cameras of the SIPLACE CPP is between 13.3 and 17.3mm (i.e.15.3+/‑2mm).
NOTICE
When selecting the correct nozzle for a component, check whether the total value of nozzle length plus compo-
nent height is within this range.
Example:
Nozzle length L = 9.400 mm
Component height H = 1.200
mm
Total = 10.600 mm