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17 Centering systems Laser centering The la ser cen ter ing is direc te ly ins t alled on t he a ssemb ly head . The compon ent w hich ha s to be ce nte red is whil e rotat ing me asured by th e lase r cent ering. It s s…

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X/Y-Axis drive and control PA610
X/Y-Axis system PA700
Axis drive
and control
Belt transmission
The axis of the placeAll
®
are constructed with
belt transmission which is driven by modern DC
motors in combination with a high-solution linear
measurement system. This system is mounted
alongside of the axis.
The axis and assembling heads of the placeALL
®
range are weight-optimized constructed to
minimize the accelerating force. Therefore the
use of a belt drive is possible and there’s no need
to build in a spindle drive with shaft joint.
This is an enormous advantage for cost of
ownership and offers a high potential of cost
reduction in service and repair according to the
spindle drive.
The axis of the placeALL
®
combine the both
advantages of these two systems in an optimal
way: High dynamic of belt transmission added to
the exact linear measurement system.
The Encoder’s high solution of only 0.5 µm at
placePRO, placeALL
®
510, placeALL
®
610 and 1 µm
at placeALL
®
700 is optimal completed with an
axis-controller with the scanning rate of 100 µ
per axis. Therefore this highly dynamic movement
can be carried out exactly.

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Centering
systems
Laser centering
The laser centering is directely installed on the assembly
head. The component which has to be centered is while
rotating measured by the laser centering. Its shadow
on the opposite side is analysed and a contactless fast
centering happens. The component capability ranges
from 0201 chips up to components with dimensions
of 32 x 32 mm and Fine Pitch to 0.6 mm. BGAs can be
centered in this way, too.
The laser centering is also a method to determine the
component dimensions like length, width and height.
Vision On-The-Fly
With a max. component height of 20 mm and a width
of 14 x 14 mm the placeALL
®
700 offers due to its high-
speed-camera the possibility to center with On-The-Fly
up to four vision-components at the same time.
Bottom-Vision
The bottom vision is an image recognition which measu-
res and analyses the components what are to large for
the centering at the head.
The software for image recognition determines the exact
assembling position and tests the BGAs of complete balls
respectively that the FPs‘ wires aren‘t deformed. These
components can be selected before processing. Used are
components up to 0201, µBGAs, 0.3 mm Fine-Pitch or
special components like for example connectors.
Assembling tool
with component
Vision 2
Vision 1

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Usability and programming
The clearly laid out software guides the user step by
step to his goal. To setup a new project or alter an
existing one, the parameters can be simply chosen with a
mouse click. There is also a detailed help menu for each
function.
The smartASSISTANT monitors all user activities, gives
hints and tips and shows every error source in plain
text, so it is generally not necessary to consult the user
manual.
Component library
The component library contains over 450 component
models. This represents one of the biggest libraries
on the market today. All content items can be
edited or new ones can quickly be created.
Component Editor
If components, which are not part of the default
library, need to be placed, a graphical editor is used to
create a new component body in just a few steps.
User friendly
software