Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 24 08:01:32 EST 2012 | wolverine
When using the rectangular plate given with the machine that is used with calibrating the movable camera, does the longer side of the plate get fed into the machine ( rails set to 80mm ) or the shorter side ( rails set to 74mm ) Thanks Dave
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 08 09:22:10 EDT 2020 | vinitverma
I guess the link you sent shows Top Side of the component. Send a picture of the bottom side - which the camera will see and I may be able to help.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 17 14:55:50 EDT 2008 | rway
We use a YesTech M1 system. I have been pleased with it's performance and feel it has done fairly well being that it only has one vertical camera. There are different algorithms you can use to compensate for the lack of angled cameras to catch some
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 27 11:19:55 EST 2005 | cyber_wolf
Dude, Scope the big ribbon cables on either side of the X-axis for cracks. They usually break where the clamp holds them on the X wagon. Also, all of your X camera stuff goes through the XWB board.Try swapping it if you have another. I am not sure
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 21 13:28:51 EDT 2006 | cyber_wolf
Chunks, I know about the board stopper in the camera. I forgot to mention that our 1 AP25 is a HI-E machine with that camera in it. The HI-E still uses the dedicated tooling. When the snuggers engage the board pops over the mechanical stop. We do
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 27 11:09:55 EDT 2008 | fede
I�m interested in the F1 model, due to the possibility of this system to be configured with 1 top camera and 4 side. We are manufacturing 0402 and 0.4mm fine pitch Lead Free, and our PCB�s quality is not very good. With just one camera are you able t
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 27 12:43:43 EST 2001 | gsmguru
I've used an on-axis camera lighting for other components with a good deal of success. (But not for CGA's in particular) I would think it should work pretty well for a CGA application. I've done some pretty odd looking parts with this type of lightin
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 15 03:22:51 EDT 2018 | directx995
Well it's hard to compare these 2 machines. GC60 is chip shooter with high throughput, and GI14 is for more complex component, especially in our case, we use it with Magellan camera on one side for big and complex components. Just as any other manuf
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 09 10:43:58 EDT 2005 | ???
sounds like the part is being picked up on its side....which means.......it could be.... 1. pickup not taught correctly -- X-Y- or Z 2. head to camera calibration is needed 3. or least likely....feeder problems
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 08:08:06 EDT 2006 | choppy
When reworking a BGA, we apply paste, inspect alignement with a camera and then proceed with the temperature profile. For the majority of the other components easily side accessible we do them by hand soldering.
