WO2007021026A1 - Electronic component placement method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electronic component placement method which picks up electronic components from a component supply section using a mounting head and places the electronic components on a substrate which is positioned on a placing stage.
- an electronic component placement device which places electronic components on a substrate, electronic components which are stored in a component supply section are picked up by a mounting head which is provided with a suction nozzle, and are transferred to a position above the substrate and are mounted on predetermined placement points.
- an electronic component placement device which is configured such that component supply sections are arranged on both sides of a placing stage which positions a substrate, and electronic components from the respective component supply sections are picked up using a plurality of mounting heads which are independently operable and are transferred and mounted to the substrate (for example, see patent document 1), for example.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-open H08-97595
- the respective mounting heads are not completely allowed to freely perform the mounting operation irrelevant to each other and various restricting conditions exist.
- the mounting heads are moved above the substrate to which the electronic components are placed, to prevent the interference among the mounting heads, an access to only one mounting head is allowed at the same timing and hence, other mounting heads are required to stand by at predetermined retracted positions. Accordingly, in the mounting operation, a wasteful time is generated attributed to the standby of the mounting heads thus leading to a delay of a placing tact time.
- the present invention is directed to an electronic component placement method in which electronic components are picked up from a plurality of component supply sections which supply electronic components using a plurality of mounting heads which are provided corresponding to the respective component supply sections, and the electronic components are transferred and mounted on a substrate in a same placing stage, wherein in performing the component transferring and mounting operations using the mounting heads, in the placing stage, processing for setting an exclusive operating region which allows an access of only specific mounting heads out of the plurality of mounting heads is executed.
- the present invention in performing the component transferring and mounting operation using the mounting heads, by executing the processing for setting the exclusive operating region which allows the access of only specific mounting heads out of the plurality of mounting heads in the placing stage, it is possible to rationally perform the setting of the region to which one mounting head is accessible without interfering with other mounting heads in the component mounting operation whereby the placing tact time can be shortened by eliminating the wasteful standby time of the mounting head.
- Fig. 1 is a plan view of an electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a constitutional explanatory view of a mounting head of the electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing the constitution of a control system of the electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 4 is an explanatory view of an exclusive operating region of the electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 5 is an explanatory view of an exclusive operating region of the electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 6 is an explanatory view of an exclusive operating region of the electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 7 is a flow chart of a placing operation of the electronic component placement device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- a transporting passage 2 is arranged in the X direction (the substrate transporting direction).
- the transporting passage 2 transports a substrate 3 which is carried from an upstream side and positions the substrate 3 on a placing stage.
- a plurality of (two in this embodiment) component supply sections 4A and 4B is arranged, wherein on each component supply section 4Aor 4B, a plurality of rows of tape feeders 5 which constitute component feeders are arranged.
- the tape feeder 5 supplies electronic components by feeding a carrier tape which holds the electronic components thereon pitch by pitch.
- Y-axis tables 6 A and 6B are arranged, while on the Y-axis tables 6A and 6B, two X-axis tables 7A and 7B are extended.
- the X-axis table 7A moves horizontally in the Y direction
- the X-axis table 7B moves horizontally in the Y direction.
- mounting heads 8A, 8B hereinafter, respectively abbreviated as a Ahead 8Aand a B head 8B
- substrate recognition cameras 9 which integrally move with these mounting heads 8 A, 8B are respectively placed.
- the A head 8 A moves horizontally, picks up the electronic components from the component supply section 4Aby using suction nozzles 14 (see Fig. 2), and places the electronic components on the substrate 3 which is positioned on the transporting passage 2.
- the B head 8B picks up the electronic components from the component supply section 4B and places the electronic components on the substrate 3 which is positioned on the transporting passage 2. That is, the A head 8 A and the B head 8B are arranged so as to respectively correspond to a plurality of component supply sections 4A and 4B which supply the electronic components.
- the substrate recognition cameras 9 which are moved onto the substrate 3 together with the A head 8 A and the B head 8B respectively image and recognize the substrate 3. Further, on passages from the component supply sections 4A and 4B to the transporting passage 2, component recognition cameras 10 are arranged.
- the A head 8 A and the B head 8B which pick up the electronic components from the component supply sections 4A and 4B are moved to the substrate 3 which is positioned on the placing stage, and the electronic components which are held by the nozzles 14 are moved in the X direction on the upper portion of the component recognition cameras 10 during the movement of the head 8A and 8B, the component recognition cameras 10 image the electronic components held by the nozzles 14.
- the result of the imaging is recognized and processed by a recognition processing section (not shown in the drawing) so that positions of the electronic components in the state of being held by the nozzles 14 are recognized and, at the same time, kinds of the electronic components are identified.
- a recognition processing section not shown in the drawing
- the A head 8 A and the B head 8B are of a multiple head type and each head includes a plurality of unit mounting heads 11. These unit mounting heads 11 detachably place nozzles 14 which suck and hold the electronic components on respective lower portions thereof, wherein the nozzles 14 can be exchanged corresponding to kinds of electronic components. Further, the Ahead 8Aand the B head 8B include a common ⁇ axis motor 13 which allows the rotation about nozzle shafts in the respective unit mounting heads 11. Further, the respective unit mounting heads 11 include respective Z axis motors 12 for elevating the respective nozzles and hence, nozzles 14 can be individually elevated or lowered. Next, the constitution of a control system of the electronic component placement device is explained in conjunction with Fig. 3. In Fig.
- a control part 20 is constituted of a CPU and controls an operation of the whole electronic component placement device.
- a placing data storing part 21 stores, together with substrate information such as a kind, a size and the like of the substrate 3, component information such as a kind, a size and the like of the electronic components which are placed on the substrate 3, and placing data such as component mounting position information indicating placing points of respective parts on the substrate 3.
- a head interference area setting part 22 executes processing for setting a head interference area, that is, an exclusive operating region which allows an access of only specific mounting heads out of the A head 8 A and the B head 8B on a placing stage described later prior to the start of the placing operation in which the electronic components are picked up from the plurality of component supply sections 4A, 4B using the A head 8 A and the B head 8B and the electronic components are transferred and mounted on the substrate 3 in the same placing stage arranged at the transporting passage 2.
- a head interference area that is, an exclusive operating region which allows an access of only specific mounting heads out of the A head 8 A and the B head 8B on a placing stage described later prior to the start of the placing operation in which the electronic components are picked up from the plurality of component supply sections 4A, 4B using the A head 8 A and the B head 8B and the electronic components are transferred and mounted on the substrate 3 in the same placing stage arranged at the transporting passage 2.
- a head interference confirmation part 23 performs processing for confirming whether there is a possibility that the A head 8 A and the B head 8B advance to positions above the same placing stage, and in the component mounting operation for mounting the electronic components on the substrate 3, the mounting heads interfere with each other or not.
- This processing is performed for every one placing turn, that is, every reciprocating operation in which the mounting heads pick up the electronic components from the component supply section and place the electronic components on the substrate, wherein the processing is performed by determining whether the placing points which are commanded in the placing turn belong to the head interference area in the operational timing or not.
- a head drive part 24 and a B head drive part 25 drive, based on commands from the control part 20, the A head 8 A and the B head 8B. That is, the A head drive part 24, the B head drive part 25 drive the drive motors (X-axis motor, Y-axis motor) of the X-axis table and the Y-axis table for horizontal movement of the respective mounting heads, the Z-axis motors 12 which elevate or lower the nozzles 14 in response to the respective unit mounting heads 11, and the ⁇ -axis motor 13 which is provided in common for respective mounting heads.
- the drive motors X-axis motor, Y-axis motor
- the Z-axis motors 12 which elevate or lower the nozzles 14 in response to the respective unit mounting heads 11
- the ⁇ -axis motor 13 which is provided in common for respective mounting heads.
- the head interference area is explained.
- the positional interference is generated between the mounting heads thus giving rise to a drawback such as braking of the device.
- a planar range in which the positional interference may be generated between the plurality of mounting heads is set as the head interference area.
- the head interference area is consulted as an exclusive operating region which allows the access of only the specific mounting head out of two heads, that is, the A head 8 A and the B head 8B thus preventing two mounting heads from advancing into the exclusive operating region at the same timing.
- Fig. 4 shows an example in which the whole surface of the substrate 3 which is transported to the transporting passage 2 is set as the head interference area.
- the substrate 3 is positioned on the placing stage of the transporting passage 2, and a plurality of component placement points is set on the substrate 3.
- These component placement points are constituted of placing points Mp (A) on which the components are placed by the Ahead 8 A and the placing points Mp (B) on which the components are placed by the B head 8B.
- a width range which adds widths of rails of the transporting passage 2 to the whole width of the substrate 3 is set as the head interference area Al.
- the range of the width 3 without including the widths of the rails of the transporting passage 2 may be set as the head interference area Al .
- the interference area Al When the interference area Al is set in this manner, in the component transfer and mounting operation which transfers and mounts the electronic components on the same substrate 3 using the A head 8 A and the B head 8B, the advancement of two mounting heads into the head interference area Al at the same timing is not allowable in view of an operational control.
- the B head 8B when the B head 8B performs the mounting of the components within the head interference area Al , the A head 8 A is not allowed to advance into the head interference area Al and hence, the A head 8 A stands by outside the head interference area Al.
- the B head 8B after the B head 8B is retracted from the head interference area Al, the advancement of the Ahead 8 A into the head interference area Al is allowed. That is, in this example, the head interference area Al which constitutes the exclusive operating region is set based on the size information of the substrate 3 which is transported to the placing stage.
- a width range of a placing region M which contains the placing points Mp (A), Mp (B) is set as a head interference area A2.
- the placing region M is set based on component placement position information which is stored in the placing data storing part 21.
- the A head 8A is allowed to advance to a position extremely close to the outside of the head interference area A2 on the substrate 3 and to stand by there.
- the A head 8 A advances into the head interference area A2 from the position extremely close to the outside of the head interference area A2 thus performing the mounting operation immediately. That is, in this example, the setting of the head interference area A2 which constitutes the exclusive operating region is performed for every type of substrate based on the component mounting position information on the substrate 3 which is transported to the placing stage. Further, Fig. 6 shows an example in which the setting of the head interference area is performed dynamically. In the examples shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, the head interference areas Al, A2 are fixedly set with respect to the substrate 3 which becomes the subject on which the electronic components are placed.
- the head interference area is set such that the head interference area differs for every individual operations that the A head 8 A and the B head 8B respectively pick up the electronic components from the respective component supply sections 4A, 4B and transfer and mount the electronic components on the substrate 3, that is, every placing turn that the mounting head performs one reciprocating motion between the component supply section and the substrate.
- the head interference areas Ai(A), Ai(B) which correspond to the placing points Mpi(A), Mpi(B) are set.
- the head interference area Ai(A) is an exclusive operating region which is set to prevent the occurrence of a state that the A head 8 A interferes with the B head 8B which advances to a position above the substrate 3 for placing the electronic components on the placing point Mpi (B), wherein the A head 8 A is not allowed to advance in the inside of the head interference area Ai(A).
- the head interference area Ai(B) is an exclusive operating region which is set to prevent the occurrence of a state that the B head 8B interferes with the Ahead 8 A which advances to a position above the substrate 3 for placing the electronic components on the placing point Mpi (A), wherein the B head 8B is not allowed to advance in the inside of the head interference area Ai(B).
- the placing operation progresses, and out of the plurality of placing points on the substrate 3, as shown in Fig. 6(c)
- the A head 8 A and the B head 8B respectively perform the component placement operation using the placing points MpJ(A), MpJ(B) as subjects at the jth placing turn respectively, as shown in Fig. 6(d)
- the head interference areas Ai(A), Ai(B) which correspond to the placing points Mpj(A), MpJ(B) are set.
- the setting of the head interference area which constitutes the exclusive operating region is performed such that the head interference area is set, for every placing turn in which the A head 8 A and the B head 8B perform one reciprocating motion between the substrate 3 and the component supply sections 4A, 4B in the component transfer and mounting operation, corresponding to the placing points in the placing turn, that is, based on the component mounting position information which is stored in the placing data storing part 21.
- Fig. 6 shows the case in which both of the Ahead 8 A and the B head 8B can advance to the positions above the substrate 3 at the same timing.
- the one-side mounting head may have to stand by outside the substrate 3.
- the electronic component placement device has the above-mentioned constitutions and the component transfer and mounting operation (placing operation) is explained in conjunction with a flow chart shown in Fig. 7.
- the flow shown in Fig. 7 shows the operation in which the electronic components are picked up from the plurality of component supply sections 4A, 4B using the Ahead 8 A and the B head 8B and transfers and mounts the electronic components on the substrate 3 in the inside of the same placing stage.
- the setting of the A head interference area (ST3 A) and the setting of the B head interference area (ST3B) are performed.
- the initially set head interference areas are maintained until the completion of the placing operation which uses the substrate as the subject to be placed.
- these steps are repeatedly executed for respective placing operations.
- the Ahead component recognition (ST4A) and the B head component recognition (ST4B) are performed.
- the electronic components which are held by the respective mounting heads are recognized by imaging using the component recognition cameras 10.
- the confirmation of the state of another head is performed. That is, in the A head 8 A, whether the B head 8B is performing the placing operation on the substrate 3 or not is confirmed (ST5A), while in the B head 8B, whether the A head 8 A is performing the placing on the substrate 3 or not is confirmed (ST5B).
- the A head 8 A advances to a position above the substrate 3 and performs the placing of the holding electronic components (ST8A), while the B head 8B advances to a position above the substrate 3 and performs the placing of the holding electronic components (ST8B).
- the presence or the non-presence of the positional interference with another head is determined by the head interference confirmation part 23. That is, in the Ahead 8 A, the non-presence or the presence of the interference with the B head 8B is determined (ST6A), while in the B head 8B, the non-presence or the presence of the interference with the A head 8 A is determined (ST6B). It is needless to say that the determination of the presence or the non-presence of the interference with another head executed here may differ depending on the mode of predetermined head interference area.
- the head interference area is fixedly set with respect to one substrate 3 as shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, when another head is performing the placing, it is determined automatically that there exists the possibility of interference with another head and the head stands by (ST7A, ST7B).
- the standby position is arranged outside the substrate 3, while in the example shown in Fig. 5, the standby position is arranged outside the placing region M.
- the head interference area is dynamically set as shown in Fig. 6, the presence or the non-presence of interference with another head is determined by reference to the head interference area which is set for every placing turn (ST3 A, ST3B).
- step (ST6A, ST6B) the Ahead 8 A advances to a position above the substrate 3 and performs the placing of the holding electronic components (ST8A), while the B head 8B advances to a position above the substrate 3 and performs the placing of the holding electronic components (ST8B). Then, it is determined whether the placing of all components is completed or not (ST9A, ST9B), and when components which are not placed exist, the procedure returns to (ST2A, ST2B) and, thereafter, the substantially equal steps are repeatedly executed. Next, in step (ST9A, ST9B), the completion of the placing of all components is confirmed and the placing operation is completed (STlOA, STlOB).
- the setting processing of the exclusive operating region which allows the access of only the specific mounting heads is executed. Accordingly, in the component mounting operation, it is possible to rationally set the accessible region without causing the interference of one mounting head with another mounting head thus shortening the placing tact time by excluding the wasteful standby time of the mounting heads.
- the electronic component placement method of the present invention possesses the advantages that the placing method can rationally set the accessible region without causing the interference of one mounting head with another mounting head in the component mounting operation and the placing tact time can be shortened by eliminating the wasteful standby time of the mounting heads whereby the present invention is applicable to the placing of the electronic components by the electronic component placement device having the constitution in which the electronic components are picked up from the plurality of component supply sections using the plurality of mounting heads.
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