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12-Nozzle Revolver Head

X-/Y- Portal System

Fixed Component Supply

Fixed PCB

Description

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Aside from correct positioning,

placement reliability also signifies

gentle handling of the components

so that they can also be soldered

well later. This minimizes or elimi-

nates rework.

This is guaranteed on the SIPLACE

S-23 HM, for example, by a num-

ber of check functions such as the

vacuum checks and the compo-

nent vision test during the revolver

head cycle. Unsuitable compo-

nents are rejected, placed on a re-

pair list and automatically added

during a repair cycle. An offset in

the position of the PCB relative to

the conveyor system (PCB vision

module) and an X-, Y- or rotational

offset of the component relative to

the midpoint of the nozzle (com-

ponent vision module) result in

immediate correction and thus

placement precision.

Thanks to the stationary PCB the

components remain in their exact

placement position. The stationary

component table protect, for ex-

ample, the components in Bulk

Cases from damage such as may

occur due to vibrations which are

unavoidable with other placement

concepts. Optional add-on prod-

ucts provide further reliability. The

component bar code scanner de-

pendably recognizes components

which were set up incorrectly. The

correct placement program is

automatically sent to the station by

using the PCB bar code

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All errors which occur between the

time the component is picked up

and the time it is placed on the

PCB are pick-up errors. They in-

clude:

No component in the tape

Component cannot be removed

from the tape.

Vacuum error

Vision error due to faulty com-

ponent

Vision error due to unrecognized

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Errors which occur after the com-

ponent has been placed on the

PCB. They include:

Rotation error

Too many components on PCB

X/Y-offset

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SIPLACE S-23 HM achieves a

maximum placement speed of

23,000 components per hour (cph).

This benchmark rate can be veri-

fied with a demonstration PCB at

Siemens.

The SIPLACE concept is based on

a horizontal axis of rotation of the

12-nozzle revolver head, the sta-

tionary component table and the

PCB which is motionless during

placement. This principle permits

a revolving start cycle time of

140 ms regardless of the compo-

nent. For this reason, the bench-

mark rate is already close to the

placement speed in actual practice.

Nevertheless, various factors exert

a certain influence, e.g. the PCB

size, the number of components

per PCB and their layout. The

SIPLACE concept also has a posi-

tive effect here, too, because, un-

like other concepts, it permits a

further optimization of positioning

and sequence.

The placement speed in actual

practice can be predicted on the

basis of a computation program.

Machine Criteria:

Placement Reliability and Placement Speed

Placement Principle SIPLACE S-23 HM

Corrected

Position

Description

Slight distortions of the gantry axis

cannot always be avoided despite

the highly stable machine frame.

With the aid of the mapping ap-

proach, the high placement preci-

sion of the machine is maintained

throughout its service life.

With this calibrating procedure,

which can be conducted quickly

and easily, the PCB camera recog-

nizes the fiducials on a mapping

calibration plate placed in its oper-

ating area. This board has highly

accurate marks on it. Any distor-

tions are located by comparing the

nominal grid on the mapping board

with the actual grid ”drawn” by

the placement head. These distor-

tions are taken into account during

all further positioning of the X-/Y-

axis and they are thus compen-

sated for.

Machine Criteria:

Mapping (Option)

Nominal Grid of Mapping Plate and Actual Grid with

Deviations Due to Gantry

Technical Data

Dimensions of the

mapping test board

520 x 460 mm (for single conveyor)

520 x 215 mm (for dual conveyor)

Number of measuring

points

13 x 11 (standard resolution)

26 x 21 (high resolution)

Ambient temperature

during calibration

+ 20° ± 3°C

Components of the

option

Test board (special glass)

Calculation data (diskette)

Case for safe storage

Description

The control software coordinated

with the modular architecture of

the SIPLACE placement line. It is

based on a high-level realtime mul-

titasking operating system which

is optimally suited for controlling

time-critical processes in the

placement machine. Window

technique and Touch-Screen inter-

face simplify the operation of line

and station computers which co-

operate closely in dividing the

tasks to be performed. The con-

text-sensitive on-line information

and help system comments, for

example, on current events in text

and graphics and offers short in-

formation for buttons in the toolbar

or in menu entries.

The UNIX Multitasking operating

system of the line computer

makes it possible to perform sev-

eral work sequences simultane-

ously. While PCB population is in

progress, it is already possible for

example to determine the opti-

mized layout of the feeders for the

next PCB type (set-up optimiza-

tion). It is also possible, without in-

fluencing the placement speed, to

edit in several windows and to

view the PDA/MDA data. When

production planning is physically

and organizationally separate from

the production facilities, it is advis-

able to utilize a second line com-

puter as an off-line programming

system.

SIPLACE Software Architecture:

System Architecture

Technical Data

Operating System:

Line computer SCO UNIX®

Station

computer

Microsoft® Windows with Touch-Screen

Machine controller RMOS®

(Realtime Multitasking Operating System)

Support On-line information and help system

Graphic Operator Environment