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14 - 14 A dvance Inspection Features Setup the nominal distance from the reference point to the part, and establish an allowable tolerance for each distance. On the Set Measurement Parameters dia log for U1, pressing the…

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The three parts in this measurement group (Reference 1, Target Part, and Reference 2) do not

need to be in the same field of view. However, any one of the parts will need to be small enough

to fit into one field of view.

Setup for Measurement

To setup a recipe for measuring target part position as described above, train 3 separate parts and

add them into the recipe.

For example if the target part has a reference designator as U1.

Target Part -U1

Reference 1 -U1_REF1

Reference 2 -U1_REF2

For each part, train a Marking inspection box that will locate the position of the part. The

decision algorithm can either be Pattern Match or Edge Locator. Pattern Match is easy to setup

but is less accurate (about 1 pixel). Edge Locator is more accurate (about ¼ pixel) but will

require two inspection boxes to locate both horizontal and vertical edges.

For each part, edit the part’s parameter and check the Is Measurement Part checkbox in the

Edit Part Parameters dialog.

For U1_REF1 and U1_REF2, press the Setup button on the right and launch the Set

Measurement Parameters dialog box.

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Setup the nominal distance from the reference point to the part, and establish an allowable

tolerance for each distance.

On the Set Measurement Parameters dialog for U1, pressing the Show Results button will

display the last measured distance for the part.

Running the Inspection Recipe

The measurement feature can be mixed with other inspection features in one recipe. An out of

tolerance measurement will result in the target part being flagged as ‘fail.’ It is added to the

review list for the operator to review just as any other part that failed the inspection.

Measurement Data Logging

When Track XY Position into ODBC database table is enabled in the Recipe Option dialog

box, the software will generate a text file logging the measured distance for each inspection

during inspection with measurement. The log file name is “MeasurePartPos.txt.” It is created in

folder C:\Aoi_Data\SPC_Datalog by default. The following is a fragment of the log file.

ETB001 Test REF1 4753 1644 REF2 6358 4220

ETB002 Test REF1 4753 1644 REF2 6358 4220

ETB003 Test REF1 4753 1644 REF2 6358 4220

ETB004 Test REF1 4753 1644 REF2 6358 4220

ETB005 Test REF1 4753 1644 REF2 6358 4220

The unit used in the text file is micron or um.

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14.8 Logic Operation

There is usually more than one inspection box used for inspecting any one part. With the Layer

feature, you can even inspect the same area of the part with more than one inspection box. By

default, for the part to pass inspection, all the inspection boxes associated with it have to pass. In

other words, there is a logic AND relationship between the individual test results and the overall

test result. In some instances, you may want to use an OR relation between two or more

inspection boxes to achieve the desired inspection results.

Use the Logic Link# feature to create an OR relation between two or more inspection boxes .

The logic link# is a number assigned to any inspection box (Marking, Lead or Solder). A number

0 disables the feature and any number from 1 to 9 establishes an OR link between the boxes with

the same number.

For example, you decide to use 3 marking boxes (M1, M2 and M3), 2 lead boxes (L1 and L2)

and 16 solder boxes (S1 to S16) in the inspection of a part. For the 3 marking boxes, M 1 has

Link#0, and M 2 and 3 have link# 1. The part inspection result equals:

Result = M1 AND (M2 OR M3) AND L1 AND L2 AND S1 AND S2 AND…

Use the Logic Link # field on the Edit Mark Parameters dialog to enter Link numbers.