Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 12 09:47:14 EST 2011 | gantry
Definitely agree with JMW, most machines you find will already have the upward looking camera unless it was the first (or second) head in a multi-head system. I would not look at a C-series without the upward looking camera
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 19 11:02:40 EST 2018 | robl
The old YV-112 equates to the old Philips Comet, which had 16 heads. It could only go down to 0603 imperial though. Here it is in it's early 90's glory: https://tools.adoptsmt.com/equipment/?id=14777 Do I think the YSM40R will hit 200K per hour? p
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 02 06:44:59 EST 2014 | cbeneat
Here's what I found online, 602 Placement accuracy ±40µm/chip (Cpk1) If you need the flexibility to switch from ultrahigh-speed placement to multi-functionality on site, the CM402 high-speed interchangeable platform, modular placement machine is the
Electronics Forum | Fri May 06 07:58:33 EDT 2016 | cyber_wolf
Darby, I'm not completely sure I understand. Juki machines have what is referred to as a multi-head. The offsets between the heads are the same as the spacing between 8mm feeders. So the (6) heads all come down at once and "gang pick" from 6 8mm fee
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 19 10:19:01 EDT 2013 | rway
We have inline reworkers, so this time has been factored in. We currently use Siemens S25/20 machines with M1 systems. The placement machines run a little slower than the AOI at times so there is time to perform review, most of the time. It's not
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 26 13:20:56 EDT 2004 | pjc
Machine design plays a major factor in actual placement rate vs. the published tact time max speed. For example, random access horizontal turret head machines can vary greatly depending on nr. of different components and size ranges, while the dual g
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 16 11:18:24 EST 1998 | Jason Gregory
I did see the Amistar at NEPCON Texas and it appears to be a fine machine. The multi-heads and vision-on-the-fly is nice. Feeder capacity seems to be a concern, though. Ibelieve it holds 120 8mm feeders and if you purchase a tray sequencer, it takes
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 07 21:49:44 EDT 2004 | Ken
My favorite kind of calibration is where the machine learns what it did incorrectly. Then fixes itself! However, there are many types of machines that rely on human feedback as to the results of what it did. nozzle calibrations involve many factors
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 19 10:14:10 EDT 2007 | realchunks
A faster printer..... at less than 14 seconds? I don't think you'll find one. Easier and cheaper to multi-up the board. Another idea is to print a head of time and use magazines to store boards. Most adhesives have huge board life times. An in
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 06 10:10:52 EST 2001 | edmentzer
We have a MY12 with the Hydra head, its a great machine for us. We had a MultiTroniKs before. The MYDATA is easy to program, easy to use, is very accurate, is easy to change from job to job. In the 18 months we have had the machine the only proble
