Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 16 12:16:12 EST 2010 | jdengler
You may want to also check out a cheaper package. They advertise here. Unisoft is a simpler package which makes it cheaper. http://www.unisoft-cim.com/ Jerry
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 26 11:56:32 EDT 2017 | proceng1
We use our MIRTEC to inspect Thru hole axial components after they've come off of the Universal VCD machine. I just add them to the centroid data in Circuitcam and the operators program the images like any other part.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 02 05:27:24 EST 2020 | linux
Hello All, we are looking for procam software for obtaining centroid data from Gerber, this software is no-longer supported and cannot be purchased. does anyone have a copy to share or sell. thanks
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 10 10:25:54 EDT 2019 | mikekeens
The merge software looks good but still not always getting the results i want - The following website can carry out a BOM to centroid xy placement data merge - http://www.surfacemountprocess.com/centroid-file-generation-service.html
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 20 10:37:15 EST 2021 | spoiltforchoice
If that is what you use it for, go back to the engineer/client who isn't providing you with XYR (aka "Centroid") data as part of the standard datapack and give them a slapping. The only reason you should ever need to generate this yourself is if ther
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 21 15:11:29 EST 2008 | jlawson
Gerber standard has been around for long time as a fabrication data model for PCB makers, but not very useful for assemblers as no centroid data is actually present in the data. Also netlists are no supported and have to be calcualated with software
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 10 07:21:30 EST 2009 | jax
I would like to know more about how your software will "automatically extract" centroid. I'm assuming people who only own "Viewers" would use it to get centroid data... except how would that person digitize the aperture groupings into components? If
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 06 10:18:38 EDT 2004 | J. Dyer
We are locvated in Peru, Indiana. Generally, we have some sort of CAD Data provided but no way of collecting centroid Data if it is not in the product files. We have had to do some teaching of parts over more than 300 placements in the past. If an
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 14 12:25:59 EST 2004 | smokejumper
Mr SMT is wrong. Mydata has an open ASCII format. They include the documets with all machines. You can use any text editor to create the file. All you need is the ASCII centroid data. There are tools already written to do this but if you have some sk
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 06 19:32:12 EST 2008 | tet1
We're working on bringing more and more of our SMT programming offline and the latest things are rotations and package vs. land verification. Is there software out there that will allow me to import a XY data file (Pick and place centroid data) into
