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Vision Sensor Technology
PCB Position Recognition
Technical data
PCB fiducials
Local fiducials
Library memory f. recogni-
tion of bad panels
up to 3 (subpanels and multiple
panels)
up to 2 per PCB (may be of dif-
ferent type)
up to 255 types of fiducials per
subpanel
Image analysis Edge detection method (geo-
metric alignment) based on
gray-scale values
Lighting method Front lighting
Fiducial recognition time 0.4 s
Field of vision 5.7 x 5.7 mm
Camera’s field of view
Pixel
Ink spot, e.g. square
Evaluation window
Geometrical Alignment
With these data the PCB
vision module is able to
search and recognize the
fiducial at the predefined
position on the PCB or ceram-
ic substrate without further
assistance. For this reason it
places several small evalua-
tion windows at the assumed
border of the fiducial. Within
these evaluation windows
the vision system looks for
contrast transitions between
bright and dark. After finding
such contrasts the actual
position of the fiducial can be
assigned by comparison with
the predefined – and thus
known – shape and size.
The analysis operations can
be used to determine any off-
set with respect to the
DESIRED position in the X and
Y directions and the angular
position.
Saving the fiducial by teach-
ing is not necessary any
more.
Additional functions of the
PCB vision module are recog-
nition of the position of the
feeder modules and ceramic
substrate (optional) and
recording of the machine
data including mapping.
The bad board detector
(GOOD/SCRAP scan) is also
moved over the ink spot
using the PCB vision module.
Description
SIPLACE has a number of
vision modules and a central
vision system to evaluate the
recorded image data ensur-
ing high placement accuracy.
At the machine's X-gantry
the PCB vision module is
mounted. It is used to find
the PCB's positioning-offsets
within the conveyor system.
This vision module is also
required to measure the
machine origin and/or the
feeder module positions on
one side of the table. Each
vision module consists of a
single CCD camera with inte-
grated lighting and optics.
The offsets in the position of
the PCBs are determined with
the help of at least two but
generally three reference
fiducials on the PCB. When
the PCB arrives at the place-
ment area the positioning
system with its PCB vision
module moves to the pro-
grammed fiducial.
The edge detection method
allows to choose predefined
fiducials from a menu (e.g.
cross, circle, square). The size
of the fiducial is programmed
at the station computer.
From this time on form and
size of the fiducial is defined
and known.
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Vision Sensor Technology
PCB Position Recognition
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 Choose synthetic fiducials from the
menu: circle, cross, square, rectangle,
rhombus, circular, square, and rectan-
gular contours
Fiducial surface:
Copper
Tin
Without oxidation and solder resist
Warp 1/10 of structure width, both
with good contrast to environment
Fiducial dimensions:
Circle
Cross
Rectangle/square
Rhombus
Diameter: 0.3 - 3 mm
Length and width: 0.3 - 3 mm
Line thickness: 0.1 - 1.5 mm
Edge length: 0.3 - 3 mm
Diagonal: 0.3 - 3 mm
Fiducial environ-
ment
Clearance around reference fiducial
not necessary if there is no similar
fiducial structure in the search area
Teach Synthetic Fiducial
Description
Different fiducial shapes
prove to be optimal depend-
ing on the condition of the
surface.
Particularly advisable for bare
copper surfaces with little
oxidation is the single cross.
Maximum recognition reli-
ability is achieved due to the
high information content.
Rectangle, square and circle
are less “informative” but
save space, are rugged, and
can even be used when oxi-
dation is at an advanced
stage.
Advisable for tinned struc-
tures are circle or square
because in this case the ratio
of the fiducial dimensions to
the presolder thickness is
particularly favorable.
Fiducial editor
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Vision Sensor Technology
Bad Board Recognition
Position Recognition for Feeder Modules
Ink Spot Criteria
Evaluation method
for fiducials
for structures
brightness method
contrast method
Shapes and sizes of fidu-
cials/structures for
brightness method
contrast method
square or circular forms
edge length / diameter 0.3
to 5 mm
rectangular shapes
edge length: 0.3 to 5 mm
Masking material mat dark (light-absorbing)
not recommended: white or
shiny
Recognition time 0.3 s for each method
Description
In the cluster technology
each subpanel is assigned an
ink spot. If this is present dur-
ing the measurement via the
PCB vision module, the corre-
sponding subpanel is popu-
lated.
It is also possible to accom-
plish the population of the
subpanel when the ink spot is
missing. With this function it
is possible to eliminate costs
due to unnecessary popula-
tion of faulty subpanels.
Global Ink Spot
Each GOOD/SCRAP scan takes
some time, and the time
required is even greater if
there are a large number of
subpanels on a PCB. Using
the global ink spot can result
in a significant reduction of
these secondary times.
The PCB vision module
searches at positions taught
before for the defined fidu-
cial. In case of recognition
there is no following evalua-
tion of subpanels. The sys-
tem allows the operator to
choose also the reverse inter-
pretation.
Recognition of the position
of the feeder modules
The pick-up position of the
components can be deter-
mined precisely with the aid
of the position recognition
for the feeder. The offset in
position relative to the stored
ideal position is determined
on the basis of fiducials on
the feeder modules using the
PCB vision module. This pro-
vides a very high pick-up reli-
ability even for the very first
component. This is particu-
larly important for small com-
ponents.