Specification SIPLACE X-Series规格说明书2 - 第38页

38 01005 Placement The SIPLACE X-series is designed to place 01005 components (0.4 mm x 0.2 mm) as standard. The follow- ing placement head vari ants are available: • SpeedStar •M u l t i S t a r The SIPLACE component li…

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Vision Sensor Technology
PCB Position Recognition
Bad Board Recognition
Ink Spot Criteria
Methods
Synthetic fiducial recognition method
Mean grayscale value
Histogram method
Template matching
Shapes and sizes of fiducials/structures for
synthetic fiducials
other methods
For dimensions of synthetic fiducials, see page 36
min. 0.3 mm
max. 5 mm
Masking material good coverage
Recognition time depends on the method: 20 ms - 200 ms
Description
In the cluster technology
each subpanel is assigned
an ink spot. If this is present
during the measurement via
the PCB vision module, the
corresponding subpanel is
populated. With this function
it is possible to eliminate
costs due to unnecessary
population of faulty sub-
panels.
Technical data for PCB position detection
PCB fiducials
Local fiducials
Library memory for recognition of
bad panels
up to 3 (subpanels and multiple panels)
up to 6 for the Long board option (optional PCB fiducials are out-
put before optimization.)
up to 2 per PCB (may be of different types)
up to 255 fiducial types per subpanel
Image analysis Edge detection method (Singular feature) based on grayscale
values
Lighting method Front lighting
Fiducial recognition time 0.1 s
Field of vision 5.78 x 5.78 mm
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01005 Placement
The SIPLACE X-series is
designed to place 01005
components (0.4 mm x 0.2
mm) as standard. The follow-
ing placement head variants
are available:
SpeedStar
•MultiStar
The SIPLACE component
library already contains the
contours and dimensions of
the 01005 components.
There are also specially-
developed type 1005 compo-
nent nozzles for the
SIPLACE X-series. The
shape and size of these noz-
zles is adapted for the 01005
components and - like all
other SIPLACE nozzles -
they have an extremely
wear-resistant ceramic tip
and a flexible nozzle seat.
This guarantees maximum
precision and process reli-
ability. Optimized pick-up is
guaranteed by the ideal feed-
ing conditions in the
SIPLACE X feeder module.
The smaller the elements to
be picked up, the more accu-
rate the pick-up must be.
Even the tiniest inaccuracy
may result in components
not being sucked up or being
sucked up incorrectly. The
SIPLACE X feeder modules
are ideally designed for this.
New motors and fewer preci-
sion mechanical parts also
help. The tiny components
can be processed without
any loss of performance,
and can be placed with mini-
mal spacings and regardless
of any large components
beside the 01005 compo-
nent. This equates to true
01005 capability. As a rule
with 01005 placement, a
finely tuned overall 01005
process is the basic require-
ment if you want to achieve
excellent results. All the pro-
cess parameters must be
optimized. The SIPLACE
team will be pleased to
advise you on how to do this.
01005 measurement
results and ambient condi-
tions
Dpm values and pick-up
rates for 01005 placement
are highly dependent on the
measuring conditions, so it is
important to specify them
without the corresponding
ambient conditions.
The following table lists some typically values for 01005
placement that can be achieved with a SIPLACE X-series if
the listed marginal conditions are fulfilled:
Machine type SIPLACE X4I, X4, X3, X2
Placement head SpeedStar with type 23 compo-
nent camera
MultiStar with type 30 compo-
nent camera
Nozzle type 1005 (SpeedStar)
2005 (MultiStar)
Feeder module type 8mm SIPLACE X tape feeder
module
Station software 703.01 or later
SIPLACE Pro 7.0 or later
Pickup rate 99.9%
Dpm rate 50
Pad width 200 µm
Distance 100 µm
Components (L x W x H) 400 x 200 x 200 µm³ (±20 µm)
Solder paste type 5
Stencil thickness 60 µm
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Machine Maintenance
To ensure that your
SIPLACE placement
machine is always in perfect
condition for production, the
machine should be main-
tained. The maintenance
instructions for the SIPLACE
X-series includes recom-
mended maintenance inter-
vals. All maintenance tasks
are explained in detail and
have informative pictures to
help.
The maintenance intervals
are weekly, 3-monthly,
6-monthly or 12-monthly.
For ease of organizing line
maintenance as part of daily
production practice, the level
of complexity is also speci-
fied for each maintenance
task. We distinguish
between Minor and Major
maintenance tasks.
Weekly maintenance tasks
The weekly maintenance
tasks are all simple Minor -
maintenance tasks. They do
not require any special train-
ing and can be carried out by
the line operators with refer-
ence to the maintenance
instructions.
No more than one hour need
be scheduled for the weekly
maintenance of a line; if pro-
cedures are optimized, this
time can be much shorter.
3, 6 and 12-monthly main-
tenance tasks
The 3-monthly, 6-monthly
and 12-monthly maintenance
tasks are a mixture of simple
Minor and complex Major
tasks. For the complex tasks,
we recommend training for
the operators or mainte-
nance personnel.
Die 3-monthly, 6-monthly
and 12-monthly maintenance
can generally take place at
the same time as mainte-
nance of the soldering oven
on the line.