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Glossary ■ G PS Series Owner’s Manual Glossary—3 back FLASH ~ See FEPR OM. FlashCORE ~ A programm ing archit ecture f or sock eted devices. FlashCORE Adapter ~ A circuit board with 1 to 4 programming sock ets that fit on…

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chip ~

See Device.

chip feeder ~

A component feeder system which mounts onto, and feeds devices to, electronic

SMT Machines. Also called a tape feeder.

contacts

The electrically conductive metal leads on a socket module which conduct pro-

gramming signals from the programmer to the pins on the device in the socket.

continuity check

A preprogramming test that checks the device for electrical connections to the

socket. (No electrical connection to the die). Not all pins are checked during this

test.

DAB ~

See Diagnostic Adapter Board

device ~

A programmable integrated circuit. You may have heard other terms such as

chip, microchip, semiconductor device, PROM, or DUT (Device Under Test).

device package ~

The protective container or housing for an electronic device with external termi-

nals to provide electrical access to the components inside.

device tape ~

The device pocket tape, the devices, and the cover tape before they are sepa-

rated.

Diagnostic Adaptor

Board

(DAB) A circuit board that replaces the Socket Adapter Board for performing pro-

grammer hardware diagnostics.

Digital I/O ~

Provides 24 VDC for sensor systems throughout the PS System. It may also be

called the Modbus for Modular bus. See also, bus.

(Note that PS Machines prior to 2009 have an AutoPak, or I/O Controller,

instead of a Digital I/O.)

Door ~

See Access Doors.

E-plate 1 ~

PS588 Machines these are mounted horizontally. On PS288 & PS388 Machines

these are mounted vertically.

E-plate 2 ~

PS588 only; mounted horizontally,???

E-plate 4 ~

PS288 & PS388 only; it is vertically mounted to the frame.???

End a job ~

See Finish a job.

ESD ~

Electrostatic Discharge. ESD can damage programmable devices and other

static sensitive electronic components.

Ethernet ~

The most popular type of local area network, which sends its communications

through radio frequency signals carried by a coaxial cable. Software protocols

used by Ethernet systems vary, but include Novell Netware and TCP/IP.

FEPROM ~

Flash Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. Similar to EEPROM but eras-

ing can be done in blocks or to the whole chip.

firmware ~

Software stored in ROM or PROM; essential programs that remain even when

the system is turned off.

Finish a job ~

Let the machine program the preset number of devices for that job, or end it pre-

maturely by clicking the Finish button on the Run Window.

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FLASH ~

See FEPROM.

FlashCORE ~

A programming architecture for socketed devices.

FlashCORE Adapter ~

A circuit board with 1 to 4 programming sockets that fit on any FlashCORE pro-

grammer.

FlashCORE II

(FC II)

FlashCORE II is the name of the second generation of FlashCORE programmers

with more flexibility and supports more microcontrollers than FlashCORE (FC I).

FlashCORE III

(FC III)

FlashCORE III is the name of the third generation of FlashCORE programmers

which can download jobs and program much faster than its predeseccors.

gantry ~

The rails that supports the pick and place head and moves it horizontally in the X

and Y directions.

GND ~

Ground

Handler Computer

This is the main PS System computer is access at the front of the machine in the

lower left corner.

Head ~

see PNP Head

HEPA ~

High Efficiency Particulate Air

Hex Key ~

A tool for removing screws; also called Allen Wrench or Unbrako wrench.

HIC Socket Adapt-

ers

Socket Adapters with High Insertion Count sockets.

Home position ~

A place at the back, center of the workspace where the PNP Head stops when

paused.???

I/O ~

Input /Output.

I/O Controller

Modbus Digital I/O. This replaced the AutoPAK in 2008.

JEDEC ~

Joint Electron Device Engineering Council.

job ~

A set of instructions, used by the PS Series Programmers, containing all the

device programming parameters required to set up and program a specific set of

semiconductor devices. Used interchangeably with task.

JTAG ~

Joint Test Action Group

kgf/cm

kilograms force per square centimeter.

kit ~

A collection of tasks that are run successively.

laptop ~

A portable computer.

Laser Marker ~

A laser printer which marks the surface of the devices. WinMark is one brand.

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lead ~

The connection legs that extend from the body of a device.

Leader ~

(Applies to Tape Output System) The length of empty carrier tape required at the

beginning of the finished reel of taped devices.

LED ~

Light Emitting Diode

LED ~

Light Emitting Diode.

Light Tower ~

The pole on top the PS System with colored lights indicating different machine

statuses.

mA ~

milliampere

Main Window

AH500-PS288/PS588 main window. This is the first window to display when the

AH500 starts after clicking RUN in TaskLink. The window title bar simply says

PS288 or PS588.

Marker ~

A system to inscribe identification onto devices, in this case by a laser.

MB ~

Megabyte; 1,048,576 bytes (1,024 x 1,024, or 1024

μBGA

Micro Ball Grid Array. Sometimes written as MBGA.

MCBI ~

Mean Count Between Interruption

menu ~

A screen display that lists available command choices.

NVM ~

Non-Volatile Memory

NVRAM ~

Non-Volatile Random Access Memory

OEM ~

Original Equipment Manufacturer.

OPTIMA Program-

mer

A Flash programmer with many Socket Adapters and Tops making it useful in

programming a large variety of different package types such as logic devices

and older Flash EEPROMs.

Option Bay ~

The cabinet that attaches to the back of any PS Machine, which can house a

Laser Marking System and a Tape Output System.

P&P Head ~

See PNP.

Package File ~

A package file contains information about the physical dimension of a specific

device package and associated Socket Adapter, as well as position information

of each socket on the workspace.

Park Position ~

A place at the back, right corner of the workspace where the PNP Head stops

after a job is stopped.

PC ~

Personal Computer.

PCI ~

Peripheral Component Interconnect. A standard for connecting peripherals to a

personal computer.

Pick and Place

Head

The mechanism that supports the probe that picks up and places devices.