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Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM

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I have a small resistor pack that I need to place(EXB-N8V510... - Nov 08, 2013 by Z.Runkle

I'm not completely sure what you're asking, but, I can say t... - Nov 08, 2013 by robgd3

That is what I'm currently doing. But we are getting errors... - Nov 08, 2013 by Z.Runkle

Use fuji vision #12. That is for the resistor network types.... - Nov 11, 2013 by dman97

We run these all the time. Agree with other posts. I tried... - Nov 13, 2013 by SWAG

Thanks I will give that a Try. ... - Nov 13, 2013 by Z.Runkle

The CP4 will place them all day with no rejections. If they... - Nov 13, 2013 by JimmyB

Yes CP4 with vision type 12 will place these no problem. I a... - Nov 14, 2013 by dman97

When I used the 12 code I saw worse placement then with the ... - Nov 15, 2013 by Z.Runkle

Z.Runkle

#71349

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 8 November, 2013

I have a small resistor pack that I need to place(EXB-N8V510JX). It has Concave terminals not sure how with any of our equipment how to make a terminal with a half circle cut into it. Any help would be great.

Attachments:

EXB-N8V510JX.pdf

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robgd3

#71350

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 8 November, 2013

I'm not completely sure what you're asking, but, I can say that I've placed these parts with MyData's and Philips machines.

Pick in the center of the part, and place in the center of the outline, and the terminals should line up with the pads on the board.

If you're asking about building a part for your library, consider using a square package, that doesn't consider the terminals.

Cheers, ..rob

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Z.Runkle

#71352

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 8 November, 2013

That is what I'm currently doing. But we are getting errors with placement. I would like to insp. the lead them self.

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dman97

#71359

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 11 November, 2013

Use fuji vision #12. That is for the resistor network types. You cant inspect the individual leads. Vision type 12 tell the CP that this is a rectangular chip with terminals. You don't need to define the leads in the PD just the overall shape of the part.

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SWAG

#71380

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 13 November, 2013

We run these all the time. Agree with other posts. I tried a few times to read leads on these with mixed results. Leadless is best. On GSM - run as leadless or chip and crank the lighting up on 2.6 or 4.0 ULC. You should get good centering.

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Z.Runkle

#71381

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 13 November, 2013

Thanks I will give that a Try.

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JimmyB

#71382

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 13 November, 2013

The CP4 will place them all day with no rejections. If they are small target the CP4, if they are large, select the GSM.

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dman97

#71392

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 14 November, 2013

Yes CP4 with vision type 12 will place these no problem. I am even putting these down on an old CP3 with no problems.

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Z.Runkle

#71396

Concave Terminals Help. CP4 or GSM | 15 November, 2013

When I used the 12 code I saw worse placement then with the 254 that I used in the past. So far my best and most consistent results came for the GSM with only looking at the outside edges of the part. Thanks again for everyone’s help.

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