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 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 | Fri Aug 22 15:27:13 EDT 2008 | wayne123
this is the order that I use. 1. Teach pcb origin 2. Teach fiducial location 3. dial in vision on fid in mark info. 4. go into mount and verify that the primary image is on in x/y (after perfoming a teach trace condition) and then do any offsetts if
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 10 21:22:36 EDT 2005 | KEN
JD, fiducials are merely land marks. The vision processor will measure the actual location and compare it to the CAD location. It does not care if the design is symetrical, asymetrical or what. In the case of a single center design fiducial (which
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 03 13:33:25 EST 2004 | stefwitt
How well should the fiducial be centered in the teach mode? Consider that you see the fiducial with probably 40 times magnification on the monitor. If you see the cross-hair a bit off center, then this is most likely just by a few hundreds of a milli
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 01 20:53:28 EST 2004 | Ken
How does a fiducial work? I am going to venture a guess as how it ralates to the parts you are trying to place... A PCB fiducial is a landmark. The fiducial tells the machine where the board is located in the machine. A single fid can only deter
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 02 22:40:52 EST 2004 | pdeuel
To clean up other replys I will add that some most all machines have global correction. Most placements are an off sets from pcb 0,0 usually the lower left corner of the board. When the machine locates the fiduitals and these fids are not exactly whe
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 15 00:33:11 EDT 2005 | Frank
You didn't state if you are using all CAD data or not. If you are not using any CAD data then all bets are off. If you global fid XY data and all your placement XY data are all from CAD data, but you are manually teaching your local fids, then they
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 11 11:01:11 EST 1999 | Mark W.
In answer to your question no. Fiducials should always be as far apart from each other in both directions (X,Y) as possible. This will allow ANY placement machine to calculate the EXACT location and rotation of the PCB, and therefore correct the moun
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 13 09:17:05 EDT 2005 | russ
Some machines may require that the two locals be used to calculate a center point where some (probably most) just use them as a second positional identifier. The fiducials are programmed as just XY and just prior to placement the machine will read th
