Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 13 14:14:10 EDT 2005 | rcanten
It depends on the type of connector but if you have a connector that has projections on the ends that look similar to leads in the lighting you will be hard pressed to get this to place with anything other than a vision number 6 on a IP2 and then the
Electronics Forum | Mon May 31 11:04:06 EDT 2010 | aj
Hi Manuel, Do you not have a fine pitch placer?if not may be you need to slow down the placement speed on the QFN - I would imagine you would get a lot of fails trying to use the vision to pick up the component lands. We place thousands of QFNs and
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 10 16:51:01 EDT 2010 | daxman
Hi Manuel, We've been placing QFN's with our CP6's for a long time now. We use vision type 10 just like you describe. I wouldn't bother with front lighting & trying to pick up the leads. Inspecting the leads doesn't provide better accuracy. I would
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 01 17:32:34 EDT 2013 | dhruv_trylene
I am sorry for not being clear enough... We have a FUJI CP642 and a IP3 machine. At present, we have to create part data for each and every part used in a job, which consumes a lot of time. I was just wondering if there was a way to minimize this?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 26 15:27:14 EDT 2018 | Dex
Why would we change? our fuji equipment was previously owned by Motorola and have many hours on them. we struggle to place 0402 components and the vision system on the CP seems to be one foot in the grave. The machines are tired and have been ran har
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