Parts & Supplies | Assembly Accessories
4-Pin SOIC (.166) Track Assembly GSM-Platform Compatible
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24 Pin SOIC (.314) Track Assembly GSM-Platform Compatible
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8PN SOIC(.201) TRACK ASSEMBLY GSM-Platform Compatibile
Used SMT Equipment | Pick and Place/Feeders
U block machine. The software is UPS+4.5.0 (windows 2000) 1 x Flexhead C41 .serial number C4PE535. (this is the high force head version, it just needs the spring
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 09 17:45:05 EDT 2006 | mika
We have some problem with the Pb-free SOIC's at the UIC GSM2 on the Flexjet head camera; (seem to remember this from before, but I can't find it on this forum). The Pb-free small SOIC:s are reflecting the light differently than leaded parts and are
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 18:59:21 EST 2005 | primus
We have been using Tape and Reel on our GSM for the SOIC-8 packages for a while, and it's working pretty well. Less operator error, less reloads, less jams (provided you take good care of the feeders) and LESS TUBES STUCK IN MY VCD SEQUENCER!!! I hav
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 02 10:50:39 EDT 2007 | CAN
We have simmilar probelms with a GSM. Lie to it and tell it there are less pins. If there are 6 pins on each side tell it there are 4 and to ingnor the outer 2. then it may miss the dot. Or have it look at just 2 sides like a SOIC.
Electronics Forum | Fri May 04 08:53:48 EDT 2007 | davem
I have been working with the UIC GSM platform for 6 years now in an EMS environment. Operating, programming, configuration, and line installation. I do not work for Universal or represent them in any way. UIC is a 1st rate company with excellent and
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 17 17:06:29 EDT 2015 | swag
Awesome! It's good you found feeder teach. One warning: feeder teach is not slot specific (at least not when I ran GSM). Example: You teach an 8mm feeder in slot 30. You then teach an 8mm feeder in slot 31. The pick will change for the slot 30
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 16 16:34:01 EST 2015 | rgduval
It's a four-spindle head. I've already learned the joys of the size of the nozzles...on a job that had an 0603 cap a bit too close to an SOIC. The first panel ran, and the cap placed after the IC...and I had parts everywhere. Got it figured out an
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