Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 01:14:37 EDT 2004 | vincent
hi, i have a question relating to fiducial, is the fiducial normally comes with the pick and place data from the custommer or we have to define it by ourself? how to set its coordinate so that the cp6 and ip3 (using Fujicam software) will be able to
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 21 06:26:50 EDT 2004 | dennispoquiz
Right. Fiducial comes with the CAD data or the gerber files. If it doesnt, and you need to create fiducial coordinates, you may use a digitizer or a caliper and make use of the reference pin as the origin. Now if the fiducial camera focus is way out,
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 08:48:37 EDT 2004 | Sully
Use a Global Offset for the fiducials and the parts.
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 25 08:16:46 EDT 2004 | mmjm_1099
This is what I have come across with some of the gerber datas. Most CAD/Gerbers don't carry the fiducials because some of my customers don't have them as a standard but when the board house gets it they are the ones adding the fiducials. So send in a
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 10:14:07 EDT 2004 | Rob
I don't use the machines you have; I'm running a Siemens line. Regarding fiducials, this data should be provided by the design engineers through some kind of mechanical drawings. I usually get this with the CAD data. I don't know if there is a standa
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 10:43:34 EDT 2004 | rob_thomas
hi, i have a question relating to fiducial, is > the fiducial normally comes with the pick and > place data from the custommer or we have to > define it by ourself? how to set its coordinate > so that the cp6 and ip3 (using Fujicam software) > w
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 14:00:49 EDT 2004 | Ordie.
No hard feelings. We all let it get to us sometimes. Take care.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 09:32:52 EDT 2004 | Ordie.
Nice attitude Newbie, real mature of You. This guy had a problem, and thank God someone helped him. If all of us knew everything, as You do, there would be no use for this web site. Please pull your head out once and a while.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 08:59:15 EDT 2004 | newbie
Yeah, I've got a question. I was just hired and I just need some help. Can somebody explain to me how a pick and place machine works and how I can program it? I know you're supposed to be putting these spool like things on the back. Can somebody help
Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 12:33:09 EDT 2004 | newbie
You're absolutely correct to put me in my place! I've gotten off my "high horse" and put my place in his shoes. I guess after thirteen years in the industry I've started taking some stuff for granted. Maybe I should've put myself in his shoes first.
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