BSI PD IEC TR 60286-3-4:2021
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Packaging of components for automatic handling – Packaging of surface mount components on continuous embossed tapes for Auto Loading Feeder
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2021 | 30 |
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4 | CONTENTS |
6 | FOREWORD |
8 | INTRODUCTION |
9 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms, definitions and symbols 3.1 Terms and definitions |
10 | 3.2 Symbols 4 Overview of Auto Loading Feeder 4.1 Overview and features of Auto Loading Feeder Figures Figure 1 – Specified dimensions for emboss taping for Auto Loading Feeder Tables Table 1 – Symbols used in figures and tables |
11 | 4.2 Methods and mechanisms of automatically exposing the pockets in using Auto Loading Feeder Figure 2 – Operation and features when another tape is re-supplied automatically by the Auto Loading Feeder |
12 | 5 Discussion items for requirements for emboss taping for Auto Loading Feeder 5.1 General 5.2 Required dimensions for the cover tape sealed positions |
13 | 5.3 Required dimensions for the distance between the upper side of the carrier tape and the top surface of a component in using Auto Loading Feeder 5.4 Necessity of M1 and M2 as the cover tape sealed positions Table 2 – The cover tape sealed positions required for emboss taping for Auto Loading Feeder Table 3 – Distance between the upper side of the carrier tape and the top surface of a component required for emboss taping for Auto Loading Feeder |
14 | 5.5 Necessity of K1 as the distance between the upper side of the carrier tape and the top surface of a component |
15 | 5.6 Necessity of K2 as the recessed part in a cross-bar section Figure 3 – Example of a part of embossed carrier tape with a recessed part in a cross-bar section Figure 4 – Relationship between the cover tape and the exposure processing mechanism of the pocket |
16 | 5.7 Necessity of K3 as the distance between the upper side of the recessed part in a cross-bar section and the top surface of a component Figure 5 – Relationship between the exposure processing mechanism of the pocket and convex of carrier tape |
17 | 5.8 Sealing method for the cover tape 5.9 Dent of the cover tape over the pockets Figure 6 – Example dent of the cover tape over the pocket |
18 | 5.10 Lower limit of peel-off strength of the cover tape 5.11 Adhesion of components on the cover tape 5.12 Bottom hole of pockets of the carrier tape |
19 | 5.13 Maximum trailer length 5.14 Fixing the tail end of the carrier tape 6 Summary of the discussions: considered requirements and dimensions for emboss taping for Auto Loading Feeder 6.1 General |
20 | 6.2 Required dimensions for the cover tape sealed positions 6.3 Required dimensions for the distance between the upper side of the carrier tape and the top surface of a component 6.4 Required specifications for the sealing method of the cover tape 6.5 Required specifications for maximum trailer length 7 Possible problems for emboss taping for Auto Loading Feeder 7.1 General 7.2 Relationship between sealed positions of the cover tape and openings of the pockets Figure 7 – Leader part and trailer part |
21 | 7.3 Recessed part in a cross-bar section 7.4 Dot seals Figure 8 – Dimension B1 and sealed positions |
22 | 7.5 Thickness of embossed carrier tape Figure 9 – Example of dot seal |
23 | 7.6 Relationship between Auto Loading Feeder and tape camber specified in IEC 60286-3 Figure 10 – Relationship between embossed carrier tape thickness and component exposure process Figure 11 – Tape camber (top view) |
24 | Annex A (informative) Methods and mechanisms of automatically exposing pockets in using Auto Loading Feeder A.1 General A.2 Single-door method A.3 Double-door method Figure A.1 – Overview of the single-door method |
25 | Figure A.2 – Overview of the double-door method |
26 | Annex B (informative) Glossary Table B.1 – Glossary of mounter and feeder related terms |
28 | Bibliography |