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29 Description The Fine Pitch component v ision module ope rates according to a sophisticated lightin g technology and uti lizes dive rse anal ysis alg o- rithms. Despite the great diversity of components it boasts a ver…

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Description
The component vision module in-
tegrated into the placement head
performs a critical contribution to
placement accuracy and reliability.
It dependably recognizes all pack-
age forms (= geometric dimen-
sions of the component) illumi-
nated at various angles from a
number of planes (two with the
standard vision module and four
with the DCA vision module). To
illuminate each component opti-
mally, the luminosity of the indi-
vidual planes can be adjusted indi-
vidually in 256 levels.
Aside from the dimension of the
SMD component, the vision sys-
tem determines the lead number
and pitch (lateral IC lead bend) as
well as the rotation angle and X-/Y-
offset. Components which are not
suitable are rejected and automati-
cally corrected in a repair cycle.
Rotational and X-/Y-offsets are cor-
rected at the turning station of the
revolver head or via the gantry
axes. A relevant X-/Y-pick-up offset
is calculated from the positions of
a number of components from one
track. This is factored in accor-
dance with the self-learning princi-
ple during the subsequent pick-up
of components.
Prior to placement the required
geometrical dimensions of one
component type are entered into
the package form (GF) editor, cre-
ating a synthetic model of the
SMD module. This task is simpli-
fied by the comprehensive on-line
information and Help system.
Later the central SIPLACE vision
system, to which all other vision
modules are connected, analyzes
the gray-scale picture of the com-
ponent vision module. To this end,
suitable algorithms are used for
the pertinent package type. Due to
the combination of algorithms, the
vision system also functions relia-
bly under the most difficult condi-
tions, e.g., in the case of different
reflection behavior by the leads or
disruptive influences from the out-
side.
Vision Sensor Technology:
Algorithms to determine the X-/Y-Position and the
Rotation Angle
Algorithm Component Determined on the basis of
Size Driven Chip
the component’s out line
(profile/gradients)
Row Driven IC
several component leads
(correlation method)
Corner Driven IC
all component leads
(correlation method)
Lead Driven Complex IC
each component connection
(High-Accuracy-Lead-Extraction method)
Grid/Ball/Bump
BGA, µBGA,
Flip Chip
all defined balls and bumps
(gradients/ball or bump centering)

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Description
The Fine Pitch component vision
module operates according to a
sophisticated lighting technology
and utilizes diverse analysis algo-
rithms. Despite the great diversity
of components it boasts a very
high recognition reliability with all
SMD modules. Like all other vision
modules, this one is also con-
nected to the station’s central vi-
sion system.
The components are illuminated
from three lighting planes whose
intensity can be adjusted in 256
increments. This enables an opti-
mal illumination of each compo-
nent. The gray-scale picture re-
corded is analyzed on the basis of
the algorithm best suited for the
package form.
ICs, Flip Chips and IC-sockets are
centered on the basis over the
leads or bumps. In the case of
chips, bare chips for subsequent
wire bonding and odd-shaped
components, centering is based
on the outside contour (outline
measurement). For these compo-
nents the optional Flip Chip com-
ponent vision module can be
added, which is capable to center
these components by their bumps.
A special inspection mode for the
critical IC lead ends (HALE) pre-
cisely determines the lateral lead
bend as well as pitch error and
lead offset. This greatly reduces
the risk of short circuits.
Beyond this, the rotational angle
deviation and the X-/Y-offset of the
component relative to the nozzle
center is ascertained and factored
in during placement. The X-/Y-
offset also results in the correction
of the pick-up position.
In order to have the vision module
center a component which it does
not yet know, it must first be de-
scribed geometrically in the pack-
age form (GF) file. The component
test makes it possible to check at
the station to determine whether
adjustments, in lighting for exam-
ple, are necessary. These adjust-
ments are automatically assigned
as a file to the pertinent package
form which represents a compo-
nent type. Hence they are valid for
all of the stations in a line. As the
final step, the GF number of the
component type is entered in the
component file.
Vision Sensor Technology:
Fine Pitch Component Vision Module for the Pick & Place Head
Technical Data
Max. component size
32 x 32 mm (single measurement)
55 x 55 mm* (multiple measurement)
Min. lead pitch 0.4 mm (standard), 0.25 (option)
Component range
PLCC, LCCC, QFP, SO, BGA, Flip Chip
components with connections up to
55 x 55 mm (J-leads and gull-wings,
balls, bumps)
Camera’s field of view 38 x 38 mm
Illumination
Front light
(3 freely programmable planes)
Analysis algorithms Compare page 27
* Larger components available on request

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Description
The Flip Chip component vision
module extends the capability of
processing Fine Pitch and Flip Chip
components with extreme fine
lead pitches. This add-on module
for the Fine Pitch component vi-
sion module offers a far higher
resolution. The lighting layout is
fundamentally changed in the pro-
cess. At optimal illumination, the
imaging of the bumps is as large
as possible and the orthogonal dis-
ruptive structures (e.g., chip
printed conductor tracks) are sup-
pressed. In the event of less pro-
nounced disruptive structures, the
intensity can be increased by
combined lighting. This results in a
high recognition reliability even
with usually square surfaces of
bumped Flip Chips in the conduc-
tive adhesive technology.
Special search algorithms are used
to recognize the bumps (balls) in
surroundings where fault condi-
tions usually prevail.
Vision Sensor Technology:
Flip Chip Component Vision Module for the Pick & Place Head
(Option)
Technical Data
Flip Chip size
with single measurement
with multiple measurement
1 x 1 mm
up to max. 7 x 9 mm
max. 20 x 20 mm
Dimensions < 3 x 6 mm
Special nozzle,
feeding tolerance < 0.2 mm edge length
Min. bump diameter 80 µm
Placement cycle
min. 2 s
(depending on number of bumps)
IC-pitch:
Lead pitch
Bump pitch
0.25 mm
0.14 mm
Camera’s field of view 9 x 11.5 mm
Illumination
Front light
(3 freely programmable planes)