CN115178504A - Discharging part monitoring control system and automatic material packaging equipment - Google Patents

Discharging part monitoring control system and automatic material packaging equipment Download PDF

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CN115178504A
CN115178504A CN202110374016.9A CN202110374016A CN115178504A CN 115178504 A CN115178504 A CN 115178504A CN 202110374016 A CN202110374016 A CN 202110374016A CN 115178504 A CN115178504 A CN 115178504A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a monitoring control system of a discharging part and automatic material packaging equipment, wherein the monitoring control system comprises: the detection device is used for detecting the appearance and/or the electrical performance of the material; one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles for discharging the abnormal materials detected by the detection device to a designated position; one or more flowmeters for respectively measuring real-time flow values of the corresponding one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles; one or more monitoring devices for discharging and detecting abnormal materials and sending out monitoring signals according to the detection result; and the control device is used for obtaining an upper limit range and/or a lower limit range corresponding to each flowmeter, and/or obtaining monitoring signals sent by each monitoring device, judging the discharge result of the abnormal material based on the monitoring signals, and controlling the discharge vacuum suction nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is judged not to be discharged by the discharge vacuum suction nozzle. The monitoring control system can blow the abnormal materials at the material discharging position again, and the shutdown times are reduced.

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Discharging part monitoring control system and automatic material packaging equipment
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of equipment monitoring, in particular to a monitoring and controlling system of a discharging part and automatic material packaging equipment.
Background
The pan feeding of small-size components and parts such as chip is realized mainly to current automatic equipment for packing, also utilizes the switching realization of vacuum adsorption and pressure release to arrange the material of components and parts, also mainly implants the packing tape with small-size components and parts through vacuum adsorption simultaneously, also can blow bad material to bad magazine through vacuum pressure release (or called blow) when equipment detects bad material.
However, when the existing automatic packaging equipment senses defective materials and the defective materials are not successfully discharged out of the equipment, the equipment can be automatically stopped, although a certain product yield is really guaranteed, whether system misjudgment is performed or not cannot be monitored through the single response mode, and the production efficiency is influenced by high-frequency stop.
The method comprises the steps that when the existing equipment detects bad materials, the bad materials are blown and discharged from corresponding discharge ports, after the equipment performs the action of blowing and discharging the discharge ports, an equipment system cannot detect the positions of the discharge ports where the bad materials are blown and discharged, if residues are left at the positions, the problems that products are scratched when the next product is fed are solved, the vacuum pipes of the vacuum suction nozzles used for blowing and discharging the bad materials from the corresponding discharge ports in the existing equipment are not managed in place, whether the vacuum suction nozzles are changed from blowing to sucking or from blowing to sucking after the blowing action is finished or not and whether the vacuum quantity is enough after the sucking is finished cannot be monitored, if the suction quantity of the vacuum suction nozzles is not enough, the product is not fed in place, and the products are scratched during conveying.
Therefore, it is necessary to provide a new technical solution to solve the problems in the prior art.
Disclosure of Invention
When the existing automatic packaging equipment senses that bad materials are not successfully discharged, the equipment can be automatically stopped, although certain production yield is actually guaranteed, whether system misjudgment is conducted or not cannot be monitored through the single response mode, the production efficiency is influenced by high-frequency stopping, the current equipment cannot detect the position where the materials are discharged, and if residues are left in the position, the next product can be scratched, and the like. In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a monitoring and controlling system of a discharging part, which adopts the following specific technical scheme:
a discharge section monitoring and control system, comprising:
the detection device is configured to perform appearance detection and/or electrical performance detection on the material;
one or more discharge vacuum nozzles configured to discharge the abnormal material detected by the detection device to a designated position;
the one or more flowmeters are configured to respectively measure real-time flow values of the corresponding one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles;
one or more monitoring devices configured to perform discharge detection on the abnormal material and send out a monitoring signal according to a detection result; and
a control device configured to obtain the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range of each flowmeter, collect the real-time flow value of each flowmeter, and determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle based on the collected real-time flow value of each flowmeter and the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, and/or
The control device is configured to obtain a monitoring signal sent by each monitoring device, judge the discharge result of the abnormal material based on the monitoring signal, and control the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is judged not to be discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle.
In the above technical solution, the monitoring device further includes a photoelectric sensor, the photoelectric sensor discharges and detects the abnormal material, the photoelectric sensor includes an optical fiber emitting head, an optical fiber receiving head and a signal emitting end, the optical fiber emitting head emits an optical signal to the abnormal material, the optical signal is received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the abnormal material, and the signal emitting end emits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device.
Further, the control device is configured to obtain a lower limit range corresponding to each of the photosensors, compare the optical signal obtained from the photosensor with the lower limit range, and determine a discharge result of the abnormal material according to the comparison result, if it is determined that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, the control device controls the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time, if the control device still determines that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle after the second discharge, the control device down-regulates the lower limit range corresponding to the photosensor by a predetermined value, and if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photosensor with the down-regulated lower limit range and determines that the abnormal material is discharged, the control device down-regulates the lower limit range corresponding to each of the photosensors by the predetermined value.
Furthermore, if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the downward regulation and then determines that the abnormal material is not discharged, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
In a preferred embodiment, the discharge section monitoring and controlling system further comprises:
a machine platform;
the turntable is arranged on the machine table and driven to rotate when in work and comprises a plurality of grooves arranged on the edge, the grooves contain the materials, and the materials comprise components;
the feeding part comprises one or more feeding vacuum suction nozzles arranged on the machine table;
the discharging part comprises one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles arranged on the machine table, and a plurality of grooves positioned on the edge of the turntable sequentially pass through the feeding vacuum suction nozzles and the discharging vacuum suction nozzles when the turntable rotates;
an implant portion comprising one or more implant vacuum nozzles;
a carrier tape driving part which drives a carrier tape to pass through the implanting part, wherein the carrier tape comprises a plurality of accommodating grooves arranged in a row; wherein the implantation vacuum suction nozzle is communicated with a vacuum pump through a pipeline, the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is communicated with the vacuum pump through a pipeline, the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is controlled by a pipeline to be selectively communicated with one of the vacuum pump and the air outlet pump,
pan feeding vacuum suction nozzle will through vacuum suction the components and parts suction is located in the recess of pan feeding vacuum suction nozzle department, be located components and parts in the recess of carousel can by detection device detects, it will detect normal components and parts absorption through vacuum suction to arrange material vacuum suction nozzle and be located in arranging the recess of material vacuum suction nozzle department, arrange material vacuum suction nozzle will detect unusual components and parts from being located through the thrust of blowing blow out in the recess of material vacuum suction nozzle department, it will be located through vacuum suction to implant vacuum suction nozzle the components and parts in the recess of implanting vacuum suction nozzle department are inhaled and are implanted in the groove of accomodating of carrier band.
In the above preferred embodiment, further, the groove located at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is provided with the photoelectric sensor, the optical fiber transmitting head transmits an optical signal to a component located in the groove located at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the optical signal is received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the component, and the signal transmitting end transmits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device.
Further, when the component in the groove at the discharging vacuum nozzle is detected as an abnormal component, the control device controls the discharging vacuum nozzle to blow out the abnormal component, if the abnormal component is blown out, the photoelectric sensor sends out an optical signal to the groove at the discharging vacuum nozzle, the intensity of the optical signal is not reduced by the surface of the component, the optical fiber receiving head receives a high-intensity monitoring signal, and the control device determines that the abnormal component in the groove at the discharging vacuum nozzle is discharged according to the high-intensity monitoring signal.
Further, when being located the components and parts in the recess of row material vacuum nozzle department are detected as unusual components and parts, controlling means control row material vacuum nozzle will not unusual components and parts blow off, photoelectric sensor is to being located row material vacuum nozzle department's recess sends optical signal, optical signal's intensity by the component surface is cut down, the monitoring signal of low intensity is received to the optic fibre receiving head, controlling means with low intensity monitoring signal with photoelectric sensor's lower limit scope compares, judges according to the comparative result and confirms to be located arrange the unusual components and parts in the recess of row material vacuum nozzle department and not discharged.
Further, if it is determined that the abnormal component is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, the control device controls the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal component for the second time, if the control device determines that the abnormal component is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle after the second discharge, the control device down-regulates a lower limit range corresponding to the photosensor by a predetermined value, and if the control device compares an optical signal obtained from the photosensor with the down-regulated lower limit range and determines that the abnormal component is discharged, the control device down-regulates the predetermined value in the lower limit range corresponding to each photosensor.
Furthermore, if the control device determines that the abnormal component is not discharged after comparing the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the down-regulation, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
Based on the technical scheme, the invention further provides automatic material packaging equipment which comprises the discharging part monitoring control system, a material feeding device, a component processing device and a material packaging device, wherein the material feeding device is used for feeding a carrier tape for packaging components, the component feeding device is used for feeding the components, the component processing device is used for implanting the components into the accommodating grooves of the carrier tape, and the material packaging device is used for packaging the carrier tape accommodating the components.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has one or more of the following beneficial effects:
1. the invention provides a monitoring and controlling system of a discharging part, which can detect the discharging position of abnormal materials, and when the abnormal materials which are not discharged after being discharged for one time through a discharging vacuum suction nozzle are detected, a control device can control the discharging vacuum suction nozzle to perform secondary discharging or repeated discharging on the abnormal materials at the discharging position.
2. The monitoring and control system for the discharging part provided by the invention increases secondary detection on the discharging position, and can detect the discharging position again through the photoelectric sensor after the discharging vacuum suction nozzle blows the abnormal material at the discharging position, so that the risk that the abnormal material or residue and other foreign matters still exist on the discharging position after one-time discharging can be eliminated, the discharging position is actually a groove on a turntable below the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, new materials are continuously fed into the groove in the groove, therefore, the discharging position is actually the feeding position of the next product, after the detection device detects the material at the feeding position, if the material is the abnormal material, the feeding position is changed into the discharging position, and the vacuum suction nozzle can discharge the abnormal material on the discharging position, therefore, the monitoring and control system for the discharging part provided by the invention ensures that the material cannot be scratched with the abnormal material or residue and other foreign matters in the groove when the next product is fed, and the passive bad material is prevented.
3. The vacuum management of the vacuum suction nozzle in the existing equipment is not in place, the vacuum flow of the vacuum suction nozzle cannot be monitored, if the suction volume of the vacuum suction nozzle is not enough, the feeding of a product is not in place, and the product is further scratched and damaged in the conveying process.
4. Based on the monitoring and control system for the discharging part provided by the invention, the invention also provides automatic material packaging equipment which comprises the monitoring and control system for the discharging part, a carrier tape feeding device, a component processing device and a material packaging device, wherein the carrier tape feeding device is used for feeding a carrier tape for packaging components, the component feeding device is used for feeding the components, the component processing device is used for implanting the components into a receiving groove of the carrier tape, and the material packaging device is used for packaging the carrier tape containing the components.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic top view of a component handling apparatus of the present invention in one embodiment, with some parts not shown;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view of a part of the component processing apparatus shown in FIG. 1, in which only the relevant part of the structure of the material inlet portion is schematically shown;
fig. 3 is a side view of a part of the structure of the component processing apparatus in fig. 1, in which only the relevant part of the structure of the discharging part is schematically shown;
fig. 4 is an enlarged side view of a part of the structure of the component processing apparatus in fig. 1, in which only the relevant part of the structure of the implant is schematically shown;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a gas passage structure of the component processing apparatus of FIG. 1;
fig. 6 is a schematic circuit diagram of the component processing apparatus in fig. 1;
FIG. 7 is a schematic flow chart of the material handling process of the automatic material packaging device according to one embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of adding a photoelectric sensor and a flowmeter to the relevant part of the discharge part on the basis of fig. 3, and the part of the structure is not shown.
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In order to make the aforementioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention comprehensible, embodiments accompanied with figures are described in further detail below.
The detailed description of the present invention is presented primarily in terms of procedures, steps, logic blocks, processes, or other symbolic representations that directly or indirectly simulate operations of aspects of the present invention. Those skilled in the art will be able to utilize the description and illustrations herein to effectively introduce other skilled in the art to their working essence.
Reference herein to "one embodiment" or "an embodiment" means that a feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment can be included in at least an implementation of the invention. The appearances of the phrase "in one embodiment" in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment, nor are separate or alternative embodiments mutually exclusive of other embodiments. Furthermore, the order of blocks in a method, flowchart or functional block diagram representing one or more embodiments is not a fixed order, refers to any particular order, and is not limiting of the present invention.
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the invention provides a monitoring and controlling system of a discharging part, which comprises:
the detection device is configured to perform appearance detection and/or electrical performance detection on the material;
one or more discharge vacuum nozzles configured to discharge the abnormal material detected by the detection device to a designated position;
the one or more flowmeters are configured to respectively measure real-time flow values of the corresponding one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles;
one or more monitoring devices configured to perform discharge detection on the abnormal material and send out a monitoring signal according to a detection result; and
a control device configured to obtain the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range of each flowmeter, collect the real-time flow value of each flowmeter, and determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle based on the collected real-time flow value of each flowmeter and the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, and/or
The control device is configured to obtain a monitoring signal sent by each monitoring device, judge the discharge result of the abnormal material based on the monitoring signal, and control the discharge vacuum suction nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is judged not to be discharged by the discharge vacuum suction nozzle.
In an embodiment, referring to fig. 8, the monitoring device may be a photoelectric sensor 400, the photoelectric sensor 400 may detect the discharge of the abnormal material, the photoelectric sensor 400 includes an optical fiber emitting head, an optical fiber receiving head, and a signal emitting end (the optical fiber emitting head, the optical fiber receiving head, and the signal emitting end are not shown), the optical fiber emitting head emits an optical signal to the abnormal material, the optical signal is received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the abnormal material, and the signal emitting end emits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device (not shown).
In one embodiment, the discharge section monitoring and control system comprises: at least one vacuum suction nozzle is provided with a continuous material-free state and a material-free material alternating state, each state of the vacuum suction nozzle is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, the flowmeter can provide a real-time flow value in each period of the material-free material alternating state, the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in each period of the material-free material alternating state with the corresponding upper limit range, compares the lowest value of the real-time flow value in each period of the material-free material alternating state with the corresponding lower limit range, and determines the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the material-free material alternating state, and the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in the continuous material-free state with the corresponding upper limit range to determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the continuous material-free state; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
at least one vacuum suction nozzle has a continuous material-free state and is switched from a material-free state to a material-free state, each state of the vacuum suction nozzle is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in the continuous material-free state with the corresponding upper limit range to determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the continuous material-free state, and the control device determines the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the material-free state based on the waveform of the real-time flow value in the material-free state;
it also includes:
at least one or more motion components configured to act in cooperation with the vacuum nozzle to cause the vacuum nozzle to pick up or drop a component;
the control device is also configured to collect the action signal of the action component, and determine which state the vacuum suction nozzle is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free alternating state or which state the vacuum suction nozzle is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free state is switched to the material-free state based on the collected action signal of the action component and the real-time flow value of the vacuum suction nozzle.
Based on the discharge part monitoring and control system, the invention demonstrates that the discharge part monitoring and control system is applied to a component processing device, so that the component processing device adopts the monitoring and control system to improve the vacuum management scheme of the component processing device, very effective help can be provided for the use, maintenance and repair of the component processing device, and the intelligent management of a machine is realized. It should be noted that, in this document, the term "processing" in the component processing apparatus has a broad meaning, and the component pickup, transfer, inspection, removal, blanking, placement, mounting, and the like can be referred to as the processing of the component. The components herein may include small components such as chips, resistors, capacitors, and the like.
There are many kinds of the component handling apparatuses. Some component processing equipment can pack components into a containing groove in a carrier tape by utilizing the principle of vacuum adsorption, wherein the loading of the components (namely, the picking of the components), the transferring of the components, the detection of the components, the removal of the abnormal components and the implantation of the normal components (namely, the arrangement of the components) are involved, and a plurality of actions are required to be completed through the vacuum adsorption. In addition, some component processing apparatuses are designed not to pack the components into a carrier tape, but to select qualified components and directly load the selected components into a related container, and the operations of the component processing apparatuses include loading of components (i.e., picking up of components), transferring of components, detection of components, removal of components with abnormal detection, and unloading of components with normal detection (i.e., directly loading the selected components into a related container), and the like, and all of the operations are required to be performed by vacuum adsorption. In addition, there are component handling apparatuses for mounting components on a carrier, such as a circuit board, involving the loading of components (i.e., component pickup), component transfer, component mounting, and the like, wherein a plurality of operations are performed by vacuum suction.
The present disclosure is directed to a component handling apparatus for packaging components in receiving pockets in a carrier tape. It should be apparent that in some embodiments, other component handling apparatuses may employ the same vacuum suction principle, and those skilled in the art may apply the vacuum management scheme described in detail herein to other types of component handling devices (such as component screening apparatuses or component placement apparatuses) according to the teachings herein.
Fig. 1 is a schematic top view of a component handling apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention, with some components not shown. The component handling apparatus 100 may pack the component 200 into the receiving slot 320 in the carrier tape 300. The component 200 may be a small passive component such as a chip. Before packing components 200 into the accommodating groove 320 in the carrier tape 300, the component processing apparatus 100 can also perform electrical performance detection on the components 200, and the component processing apparatus 100 also needs to eliminate the components 200 with abnormal detection and keep detecting normal components.
As shown in fig. 1 to 4, the component processing apparatus 100 includes a machine table 180, a turntable 120 disposed on the machine table 180, a feeding portion 110, a discharging portion 130, an implanting portion 140, and a detecting device (not shown).
The turntable 120 is driven to rotate in the direction D2 in fig. 1 during operation, and the turntable 120 includes a plurality of grooves 121 disposed on the edge. For simplicity, only a few grooves 121 are shown in fig. 1 as an example provided on the edge of a portion of the turntable 120, and in practice, the grooves 121 are provided uniformly on all edge portions of the turntable 120.
Fig. 2 is a schematic enlarged side view of a part of the structure of the component processing apparatus 100 in fig. 1, in which only the relevant part of the structure of the material inlet 110 is schematically shown. Fig. 5 is a schematic view of a gas passage structure of the component processing apparatus in fig. 1. As shown in fig. 1, 2 and 5, the feeding portion 110 includes a feeding vacuum nozzle 111 disposed on the machine platform 180, a feeding rail 113 disposed on the machine platform 180, a separating needle 112 and a positioning detector 114. The implantation vacuum nozzle 111 is in communication with a vacuum pump 151 (shown in FIG. 5) via a conduit. The separator pin 112 is controlled to move between a blocking position and an open position. The component 200 on the feeding track 113 is blocked when the separating pin 112 is in the blocking position, as shown in fig. 2, when the separating pin 112 is in the blocking position. When the separating pin 112 is in the open position, the top end of the separating pin 112 is lower than or equal to the track surface of the feeding track 113, the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 sucks the component 200 on the feeding track 113 into the groove 121 at the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 through vacuum suction, and then the separating pin 112 returns to the blocking position from the normally open position. The docking detector 114 is configured to detect whether the component 200 enters the recess 121 at the feeding vacuum nozzle 111. When the turntable 120 rotates, the grooves 121 of the turntable 120 sequentially pass through the feeding vacuum suction nozzle 111, and are matched with the reciprocating motion of the separating needle 112 between the blocking position and the opening position, so that the components 200 are adsorbed into the grooves 121 of the turntable 120 one by one.
With the rotation of the turntable 120, the detection device can sequentially perform electrical performance detection, such as resistance detection or capacitance detection, on the components 200 adsorbed into the grooves 121 of the turntable 120. For the components 200 that are detected to be abnormal to be excluded from the turntable 120, the bin 130 may be configured to perform the operation of excluding the components 200 that are detected to be abnormal. Of course, the placement unit 130 does not perform the removal operation for the component 200 whose inspection is normal, and it is necessary to suck the component 200 whose inspection is normal.
Fig. 3 is a side-view enlarged schematic diagram of a partial structure of the component processing apparatus 100 in fig. 1, in which only a relevant partial structure of the discharging portion 130 is schematically illustrated. As shown in fig. 1, 2 and 5, the discharging portion 130 includes a discharging vacuum nozzle 131, a receiving chamber 132 and an electromagnetic valve 133 (shown in fig. 5) disposed on the machine platform. A first port of the electromagnetic valve 133 is communicated with the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, a second port of the electromagnetic valve 133 is communicated with the vacuum pump 151, and a third port of the electromagnetic valve 133 is communicated with the air outlet pump 135. The solenoid valve 133 is controlled to selectively communicate the first port with one of the second port and the third port. The discharge vacuum nozzle 131 is controlled to selectively communicate with one of the vacuum pump 151 and the evacuation pump 135 via a solenoid valve 133.
For the component 200 with normal detection, the electromagnetic valve 133 enables the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 to communicate with the vacuum pump 151, and the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 adsorbs the component with normal detection in the groove 121 at the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 through vacuum suction. For the abnormal component 200, the electromagnetic valve 133 makes the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 communicate with the air outlet pump 135, the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 blows the abnormal component 200 out of the groove 121 at the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 by the blowing thrust, and the blown component 200 falls into the receiving cavity 132. With the rotation of the turntable 120, the grooves 121 on the edge of the turntable 120 sequentially pass through the discharging vacuum nozzles 131 of the discharging unit 130, and the components 200 detected normally can be retained and the components 200 detected abnormally can be removed by cooperating with the action control of the electromagnetic valve 133.
As shown in fig. 1, three discharge portions 130 are schematically illustrated, the discharge vacuum nozzles of which are respectively designated 131a, 131b and 131c, the receiving chambers of which are respectively designated 132a, 132b and 132c, and the three discharge portions 130 also have three solenoid valves 133. Fig. 5 and 6 illustrate only one discharging portion 130. Of course, in other embodiments, one discharge, two discharges or more discharges may be provided, the number of discharges depending on the application and design.
Fig. 4 is an enlarged side view of a part of the structure of the component processing apparatus in fig. 1, in which only the relevant part of the structure of the implant 140 is schematically shown. As shown in connection with figures 1, 4 and 5,
the implant 140 includes an implant vacuum nozzle 141 and an implant driving part 142. The implantation vacuum nozzle 141 is in communication with a vacuum pump 151 via a conduit. The implanting vacuum nozzle 141 sucks the components 200 in the grooves 121 of the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 by vacuum suction and implants the components into the receiving slots 320 of the carrier tape 300. The implanting driving part 142 drives the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 to reciprocate between the taking-out position and the implanting position. As shown in fig. 4, the implantation vacuum nozzle 141 is located at a material removal position, and the implantation vacuum nozzle 141 moves downward to an implantation position (not shown). The implanting vacuum nozzle 141 sucks the components 200 in the grooves 121 at the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 at the material taking position, and implants the sucked components 200 into the receiving grooves 320 of the carrier tape 300 at the implanting position.
The component processing apparatus 100 further includes a carrier tape drive unit (not shown). As shown in fig. 1, the carrier tape driving part drives the carrier tape 300 through the implanting part 140. The carrier tape 300 includes a plurality of receiving grooves 320 arranged in a row and carrier tape holes 310 arranged in a row. The carrier tape driving part drives the storage slots 320 of the carrier tape 300 forward through the carrier tape holes 310 of the carrier tape 300 to sequentially pass through the implanting vacuum nozzle 141.
As shown in fig. 1, with the rotation of the turntable 120, the grooves 121 on the edge of the turntable 120 sequentially pass through the material feeding vacuum nozzle 111, the material discharging vacuum nozzle 131 and the implanting vacuum nozzle 141, and cooperate with the reciprocating motion of the separating needle 112 between the blocking position and the opening position, the components 200 are adsorbed into the grooves 121 of the turntable 120 one by one, the components 200 detected normally can be retained by cooperating with the action control of the electromagnetic valve 133, the components 200 detected abnormally can be removed, and the components 200 implanted into the grooves 121 on the edge of the turntable 120 can be sequentially placed into the accommodating grooves 320 of the carrier tape 300 by cooperating with the reciprocating motion of the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 and the forward motion of the carrier tape 300.
Fig. 6 is a schematic circuit diagram of the component processing apparatus 100 in fig. 1. As shown in fig. 5-6, the component handling apparatus 100 further includes a plurality of flow meters and control apparatus 160. The plurality of flow meters are configured to measure flow values of the feed vacuum nozzle 111, the discharge vacuum nozzle 131, and the implant vacuum nozzle 141, respectively. The control device 160 is configured to store the upper and/or lower limit ranges corresponding to the respective flow meters, collect the flow rate values of the respective flow meters, and determine the vacuum operation of the implant 110, the feeding portion 130, and/or the implant 140 based on the collected flow rate values of the respective flow meters and the corresponding upper and/or lower limit ranges. It should be noted that the control device 160 can collect real-time flow rate values of the flow meter, so that the vacuum conditions can be known in more detail.
The plurality of flow meters may include a first flow meter 115 disposed on a conduit in communication with the feeding vacuum nozzle 111, a second flow meter 134 disposed on a conduit in communication with the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, and a third flow meter 134 disposed on a conduit in communication with the implanting vacuum nozzle 141.
The first flow meter 115 is electrically connected to the control device 160 and is configured to measure the gas flow rate of the inlet vacuum nozzle 111 to obtain a first flow value and transmit the obtained first flow value to the control device 160. The second flow meter 134 is electrically connected to the control device 160, and is configured to measure the gas flow of the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 to obtain a second flow value, and transmit the second flow value to the control device 160. The third flow meter 134 is electrically connected to the control device 160 and is configured to measure the flow of the gas to the implanted vacuum nozzle 141 to obtain a third flow value and to transmit the obtained second flow value to the control device 160. The control device 160 may be a single chip, a programmable controller, a microcontroller, a computing device, etc.
The component processing apparatus 100 further includes a flow divider 152, and the flow divider 152 is connected to the vacuum pump 151 through a pipe. The vacuum pump 151 is in communication with the feeding vacuum nozzle 111, the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, and the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 through the flow splitter 152. The plurality of flow meters includes: a fourth flow meter 153 disposed on a pipe of the vacuum pump 151, the fourth flow meter 153 may be configured to measure a total flow value.
The docking detector 114 is electrically connected to the control device 160 and provides a docking detection signal to the control device 160. The solenoid valve 133 is connected to the control device 160, and the control device 160 can control the solenoid valve 133. The separation needle 112 and the implantation driving part 142 are electrically connected to the control device 160, and the control device 160 controls the actions of the separation needle 112 and the implantation driving part 142. The component processing apparatus 100 further includes a turntable driving portion 122 for driving the turntable 120 to rotate, and the turntable driving portion 122 is electrically connected to the control device 160.
As shown in fig. 6, in an embodiment, the component processing apparatus 100 may further include: and a communication module 170 for communicating with an upper computer (not shown). The upper computer may be a computer device communicating with the component processing apparatus 100. The communication module 170 may be a wired or wireless module, such as a Wifi wireless communication module, a bluetooth wireless communication module, a USB communication module, an RS485 module, and the like. In one embodiment, the communication module 170 is configured to receive an upper limit range and/or a lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter transmitted by the upper computer.
In one embodiment, the upper computer may generate and update the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter based on the total flow value of the vacuum pump 151, the equipment type of the component processing apparatus 100, and the component type transmitted by the communication module 170. The upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter are set in association with the total flow rate value of the vacuum pump 151, the type of equipment of the component processing apparatus 100, and the type of component, and it is necessary to combine these factors to set the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter appropriately. Of course, other factors may be associated with the setting of the upper and/or lower range for each flow meter, and other factors may need to be considered. Of course, in another embodiment, the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter may also be directly set on the component processing apparatus 100.
In addition, the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter of the same component processing apparatus 100 are not constant, and they may vary depending on the use of the equipment. Therefore, the upper computer may recalculate the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter periodically or according to a request, and update the parameters into the component processing apparatus 100.
Preferably, the upper computer may be connected to an artificial intelligence module (AI), and the artificial intelligence module may generate and update an upper limit range and/or a lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter according to production record data of one or more component processing apparatuses 100. The production log data includes real-time measurement values measured by the respective flowmeters during the production process, the type of the component, the type of the equipment of the component processing apparatus 100, and the like. One part of the real-time measured values is a high value, namely the flow value obtained by each path of flow meter in a material-free state, and the other part of the real-time measured values is a low value, namely the flow value obtained by each path of flow meter in a material state. The upper limit range of each flowmeter can be accurately obtained by counting the value range of the high position in the real-time measurement value, and the lower limit range of each flowmeter can be accurately obtained by counting the value range of the low position in the real-time measurement value. And the upper computer is communicated with the artificial intelligence module to obtain the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range of each flowmeter.
The upper computer determines whether to allow the component handling apparatus 100 to normally operate (or be referred to as normal operation) based on the total flow value of the vacuum pump 151 transmitted by the communication module 170 and the total flow value limit value obtained by the fourth flow meter 153.
The upper limit range comprises a highest upper limit value and a lowest upper limit value, if the flow value is between the highest upper limit value and the lowest upper limit value, the flow value is considered to be in the upper limit range, if the flow value is higher than the highest upper limit value, the flow value is considered to be higher than or exceed the upper limit range, and if the flow value is lower than the lowest upper limit value, the flow value is considered to be lower than the upper limit range. Likewise, the lower limit range includes a highest lower limit value and a lowest lower limit value, and if the flow value is between the highest lower limit value and the lowest lower limit value, the flow value is considered to be within the lower limit range, if the flow value is higher than the highest lower limit value, the flow value is considered to be higher than or exceed the lower limit range, and if the flow value is lower than the lowest lower limit value, the flow value is considered to be lower than the lower limit range. For example, if the lowest limit value is 0, the flow rate value is generally not lower than the lower limit range.
Specifically, the first flow meter 115 is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, which is an upper limit range and/or lower limit range of the gas flow rate of the material inlet vacuum nozzle 111, the second flow meter 134 is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, which is an upper limit range and/or lower limit range of the gas flow rate of the material outlet vacuum nozzle 131, and the third flow meter 143 is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, which is an upper limit range and/or lower limit range of the gas flow rate of the material inlet vacuum nozzle 141. In addition, it should be noted that, for each state of each vacuum suction nozzle, a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range is provided, and the upper limit ranges and/or lower limit ranges corresponding to different states may be different or may be the same.
In the invention, the real-time measurement values of the flow meters are collected, so that technical support can be provided for subsequent more accurate analysis, and rich information contained in the real-time measurement values of the flow meters can be extracted. Because the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range is set for the flow value of each flowmeter, the abnormal conditions of various flow values can be distinguished more clearly, so that the reason of the abnormal conditions can be analyzed, the fault removal help is provided for users, the specific conditions of the normal conditions of the flow values can be known, and the health condition of corresponding machine equipment can be evaluated.
The vacuum management scheme employed by the control device 160 is described in detail below.
1) Vacuum management with respect to the feed section 110
When the feeding portion 110 is in a continuous material-free state, if the acquired real-time flow value of the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 is lower than the corresponding upper limit range, the control device 160 determines that the feeding portion vacuum is abnormal. For the first feeding portion vacuum abnormality, the control device 160 may prompt the abnormality cause: one or more of insufficient vacuum of the feeding part 110, blockage of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle 111, blockage of a pipeline of the feeding part 110 and air leakage of a pipeline in front of a flow meter of the feeding part 110. When the feeding portion 110 is in a continuous material-free state, if the collected real-time flow value of the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 is higher than the corresponding upper limit range, the control device 160 determines that the feeding portion vacuum is abnormal of the second type. For the second feeding portion vacuum anomaly, the control device 160 may prompt the anomaly cause as follows: the feeding portion 110 is over-vacuumed.
And under the condition that the feeding part 110 is in a material-existence alternative conversion state, if the high value of the acquired real-time flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle 111 is in the corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired real-time flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle 111 is higher than the corresponding lower limit range, determining that the feeding part is in vacuum abnormity. For the third vacuum anomaly of the feeding portion, the control device 160 may prompt the anomaly cause: and the rear pipeline of the flow meter of the feeding part leaks air.
The continuous material-free state of the feeding part is provided with a corresponding upper limit range, the material-free state of the feeding part is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and a corresponding lower limit range, and the material-free state of the feeding part is alternately switched to the material-free state of the feeding part, wherein the upper limit range of the continuous material-free state of the feeding part is different from the upper limit range of the material-free state of the feeding part.
Therefore, the user can be helped to quickly find out the fault reason of vacuum abnormity of the feeding part, and the efficiency is improved. In addition, even if the real-time flow value of the feeding part is in the corresponding upper limit range or lower limit range, and the feeding part is normal in vacuum, the health condition of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle 111 of the feeding part can be evaluated according to the real-time flow value of the specific feeding part, and a prompt can be given when the health condition deteriorates to a certain threshold value, so as to avoid abnormal conditions.
The control device 160 is further configured to collect one or more of a rotation signal of the turntable 120, an implanting signal of the implanting portion 140, a feeding signal of the feeding portion 110, and a discharging signal of the discharging portion 130. The feeding motion signal of the feeding portion 110 may include a motion signal of the separation pin 112 of the feeding portion 110 and/or a detection signal of the seating detector 114. The implant operation signal of the implant part 140 may include an operation signal of the implant driving part 142 of the implant part 140. The discharging operation signal of the discharging unit 130 may include a switching signal of the solenoid valve 133 of the discharging unit 130.
The control device 160 can determine whether the feeding portion 110 is in a continuous material-free state and a material-free alternate switching state based on the collected feeding action signal of the feeding portion 110 and/or the collected real-time flow value of the feeding vacuum nozzle 111. Of course, the control device 160 may also determine the state of the material feeding portion 110 according to the rotation signal of the turntable 120.
In one embodiment, the control device 160 can determine that the material feeding portion 110 is in the continuous material-free state when the material feeding portion 110 has no action signal continuously and the collected real-time flow value of the material feeding vacuum nozzle 111 is continuously at the high value continuously for a continuous period of time. When the collected real-time flow value of the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 is alternatively switched between a high value and a low value in cooperation with the collected action signal of the feeding portion 110, the control device 160 may determine that the feeding portion 110 is in a material-presence/absence alternative switching state.
2) Vacuum management for discharge section 130
When the discharging portion 130 is in a continuous material-free state, if the collected real-time flow value of the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 is lower than the corresponding upper limit range, the control device 160 determines that the first discharging portion vacuum is abnormal. For the first discharge portion vacuum anomaly, the control device 160 may indicate the anomaly reason: one or more of insufficient vacuum of the discharge part, blockage of a discharge vacuum suction nozzle, blockage of a pipeline of the discharge part and air leakage of a pipeline in front of a flowmeter of the discharge part.
If the collected real-time flow value of the discharge vacuum nozzle is higher than the corresponding upper limit range under the continuous material-free state of the discharge part, the control device 160 determines that the second type of discharge part vacuum is abnormal. For the second discharging portion vacuum abnormality, the control device 160 may prompt that the abnormality is caused by: one or more of excessive vacuum of the discharging part 130 and air leakage of the rear pipeline of the flowmeter of the discharging part 130
When the discharge part is in a state of material existence and material nonexistence, if the high value and the low value of the collected real-time flow value of the discharge vacuum nozzle are converted too slowly, the control device 160 determines that the third discharge part is abnormal in vacuum. For the third discharging portion vacuum abnormality, the control device 160 may prompt that the abnormality is caused by: one or more of the solenoid valve 133 of the discharge portion 130 is aged and the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 of the discharge portion 130 is clogged.
Wherein, a corresponding upper limit range is set for the continuous material-free state of the discharging part 130.
Therefore, the user can be helped to quickly find out the fault reason of the empty abnormity of the discharging part 130, and the efficiency is improved. In addition, even if the real-time flow value of the discharging part 130 is within the corresponding upper limit range, and the discharging part 130 is normally vacuumized, the health condition of the discharging vacuum suction nozzle of the discharging part 130 can be evaluated according to the real-time flow value of the discharging part 130, and a prompt can be given when the health condition deteriorates to a certain threshold value, so as to avoid abnormal occurrence.
The control device 160 may determine whether the discharging portion 130 is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free state based on the collected discharging action signal of the discharging portion 130 and/or the collected real-time flow value of the discharging vacuum nozzle 131. The control device 160 may also determine the state of the discharging unit 130 in combination with a rotation operation signal of the turntable 120.
In one embodiment, when the discharge portion 130 continues to have no operation signal and the collected real-time flow value of the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 continues to be at the high value for a continuous period of time, the control device 160 may determine that the discharge portion 130 is in the continuous material-free state; when the collected real-time flow value of the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 is matched with the collected action signal of the discharge part 130 and is switched from a low value to a high value, the discharge part 130 is judged to be in a material-existing state and is switched to a material-nonexisting state.
3) Vacuum management with respect to implant 140
In the continuous no-material state of the implant 140, the control device 160 may determine that the implant vacuum is abnormal of a first type if the real-time flow value of the implant vacuum nozzle 141 is collected below a corresponding upper range. For the first implant vacuum abnormality, the control device 160 may indicate the abnormality cause: one or more of insufficient vacuum in the implant, an occlusion of the implant vacuum nozzle, an occlusion of the conduit of the implant, and an air leak in the conduit prior to the flow meter of the implant.
In the material-filled/material-free alternate switching state of the implant 140, if the acquired high value of the real-time flow value of the implant vacuum nozzle 141 is within the corresponding upper limit range and the acquired low value of the real-time flow value of the implant vacuum nozzle 141 is higher than the corresponding lower limit range, the control device 160 may determine that the implant vacuum is abnormal of a second type. For the second type of implant vacuum anomaly, the control device 160 may indicate the anomaly cause: one or more of a breakage of the implanted vacuum nozzle, a wear of the implanted vacuum nozzle, and a leakage of air from the conduit behind the flow meter of the implanted portion.
And under the condition that the implantation part 140 is in a material-free alternate conversion state, if the high value of the acquired real-time flow value of the implantation vacuum suction nozzle 141 is in the corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired real-time flow value of the implantation vacuum suction nozzle 141 is in the corresponding lower limit range but is close to the upper limit value of the corresponding lower limit range and regularly fluctuates, determining that the implantation part is in a third implantation part vacuum anomaly. For a third type of implant vacuum anomaly, the control device 160 may indicate the anomaly cause: one or more of a half-occlusion of the implanted vacuum nozzle 141, and a single-hole occlusion of the implanted vacuum nozzle 141.
When the implanting part 140 is in the material-filled/material-free alternate switching state, if the high value of the acquired real-time flow value of the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 is within the corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired real-time flow value of the implanting vacuum nozzle 141 is within the corresponding lower limit range and fluctuates irregularly, the control device 160 may determine that the fourth implanting part is abnormal in vacuum. For the fourth implantation vacuum anomaly, the control device 160 may indicate the anomaly reason: the size of the component is abnormal.
In the event of a fourth implantation vacuum anomaly, the control device 160 can determine the non-standard rate of the components 200 according to the collected real-time flow values of the implantation vacuum nozzles 111 of a predetermined number of components (e.g., 100 or other numbers).
The control device 160 may determine whether the implant 140 is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free alternate transition state based on the collected implant motion signal of the implant 140 and/or the collected real-time flow value of the implant vacuum nozzle 141. The control device 160 can also determine the state of the implantation portion 140 in combination with the rotation signal of the turntable 120.
In one embodiment, the control device 160 may determine that the implant 140 is in the material-free state when the implant 140 continues to have no motion signal and the collected real-time flow value of the implant vacuum nozzle 141 continues to be at the high value for a continuous period of time; when the collected real-time flow value of the implanted vacuum nozzle 141 is alternately switched between a high value and a low value in cooperation with the collected action signal of the implanted part 140, the control device 160 may determine that the implanted part is in a material-to-material alternate switching state.
Wherein, a corresponding upper limit range is set for the continuous material-free state of the implantation part 140, and a corresponding upper limit range and a corresponding lower limit range are set for the material-free and material-free alternating conversion state of the implantation part 140, wherein the upper limit range of the continuous material-free state and the upper limit range of the material-free and material-free alternating conversion state of the implantation part 140 are different.
This helps the user to quickly find the cause of the failure of the vacuum abnormality of the implant 140, thereby improving efficiency. In addition, even if the real-time flow value of the implant part 140 is within the corresponding upper limit range or lower limit range, and the vacuum of the implant part 140 is normal, the health condition of the implant vacuum nozzle of the implant part 140 can be evaluated according to the real-time flow value of the specific implant part 140, and a prompt is given when the health condition deteriorates to a certain threshold value, so as to avoid the generation of abnormality.
In one embodiment, the control device 160 may report the vacuum abnormal conditions of the material inlet portion 110, the material discharge portion 130 and the implantation portion 140 to an upper computer, and the upper computer displays, prompts or alarms. Of course, the component processing apparatus 100 may prompt itself, specifically, the component processing apparatus may prompt through a self-configured display screen, or may display the component processing apparatus through a related indicator light. In addition, the control device 160 may also report the vacuum normal conditions of the material inlet portion 110, the material discharge portion 130, and the implantation portion 140 to an upper computer, and the upper computer may analyze the vacuum normal conditions or perform health condition assessment.
The control device, the upper computer or the artificial intelligence module can obtain the appropriate upper limit range and/or lower limit range of each state according to the real-time flow value collected by the flowmeter and related to the implanted vacuum suction nozzle 141. Therefore, by combining the real-time flow value acquired by the flowmeter and the action signals of all the action parts, the working conditions of all the vacuum suction nozzles, including abnormal conditions and normal conditions, can be analyzed very accurately. For abnormal conditions, abnormal reason analysis and prompt can be carried out, and for normal conditions, health conditions can be evaluated, and abnormal hidden dangers can be discovered in time.
Similarly, the control device, the upper computer or the artificial intelligence module can obtain the appropriate upper limit range and/or lower limit range of other vacuum suction nozzles in each state according to the real-time flow value acquired by the flowmeter.
In accordance with another aspect of the invention, in one embodiment, a component handling apparatus of the invention includes one or more vacuum nozzles configured to pick up or drop components; one or more flow meters configured to measure real-time flow values of the corresponding one or more vacuum nozzles, respectively; the control device is configured to obtain an upper limit range and/or a lower limit range corresponding to each flowmeter, acquire a real-time flow value of each flowmeter, and determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle based on the acquired real-time flow value of each flowmeter and the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range; and/or; the control device is configured to obtain a monitoring signal sent by each monitoring device, determine a discharge result of the abnormal material based on the monitoring signal, and control the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if it is determined that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, as shown in fig. 1 and 8. The operating conditions may include abnormal conditions and normal conditions.
Preferably, at least one vacuum suction nozzle has a continuous material-free state and a material-free alternating state, the flowmeter can provide a real-time flow value in a period of the material-free alternating state, the control device compares a highest value of the real-time flow value in each period of the material-free alternating state with a corresponding upper limit range, compares a lowest value of the real-time flow value in each period of the material-free alternating state with a corresponding lower limit range, and determines a working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the material-free alternating state, and the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in the continuous material-free state with the corresponding upper limit range, and determines a working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the continuous material-free state.
Preferably, at least one vacuum suction nozzle has a continuous material-free state and is switched from a material-free state to a material-free state, the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in the continuous material-free state with the corresponding upper limit range to determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the continuous material-free state, and the control device determines the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the material-free state to the material-free state based on the waveform of the real-time flow value in the material-free state to the material-free state.
Preferably, the component processing apparatus further includes: at least one or more motion components configured to cooperate with the vacuum nozzle to cause the vacuum nozzle to pick up or drop a component; the control device is also configured to collect the action signal of the action component, and determine which state the vacuum suction nozzle is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free alternating state or which state the vacuum suction nozzle is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free state is switched to based on the collected action signal of the action component and the real-time flow value of the vacuum suction nozzle. Therefore, by combining the real-time flow value acquired by the flowmeter and the action signals of all the action parts, the working conditions of all the vacuum suction nozzles, including abnormal conditions and normal conditions, can be analyzed very accurately. The analysis and prompt of the vacuum abnormal reasons can be carried out aiming at the abnormal conditions, the health condition can be evaluated aiming at the normal conditions, and the abnormal hidden danger can be discovered in time.
Preferably, the monitoring device includes a photoelectric sensor, the photoelectric sensor discharges and detects the abnormal material, the photoelectric sensor includes an optical fiber transmitting head, an optical fiber receiving head and a signal transmitting end, the optical fiber transmitting head transmits an optical signal to the abnormal material, the optical signal is received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the abnormal material, and the signal transmitting end transmits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device; the control device is configured to obtain a lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor, compare an optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range, determine a discharge result of the abnormal material according to the comparison result, control the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, adjust the lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor to a predetermined value if the control device determines that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle after the second discharge, and adjust the lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor to the predetermined value if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the adjusted lower limit range and determines that the abnormal material is discharged. And if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the downward regulation and still judges that the abnormal material is not discharged, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
Preferably, the groove located at the discharge vacuum suction nozzle is provided with the photoelectric sensor, the optical fiber transmitting head transmits an optical signal to the component located in the groove located at the discharge vacuum suction nozzle, the optical signal is received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the component, and the signal transmitting end transmits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device, with reference to fig. 8.
Further, when the component in the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is detected to be an abnormal component, the control device controls the discharging vacuum suction nozzle to blow out the abnormal component, if the abnormal component is blown out, the photoelectric sensor sends out an optical signal to the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the intensity of the optical signal is not reduced by the surface of the component, the optical fiber receiving head receives a high-intensity monitoring signal, and the control device determines that the abnormal component in the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is discharged according to the high-intensity monitoring signal.
Further, when being located the components and parts in the recess of row material vacuum nozzle department are detected as unusual components and parts, controlling means control row material vacuum nozzle will not unusual components and parts blow off, photoelectric sensor is to being located row material vacuum nozzle department's recess sends optical signal, optical signal's intensity by the component surface is cut down, the monitoring signal of low intensity is received to the optic fibre receiving head, controlling means with low intensity monitoring signal with photoelectric sensor's lower limit scope compares, judges according to the comparative result and confirms to be located arrange the unusual components and parts in the recess of row material vacuum nozzle department and not discharged.
Further, if it is determined that the abnormal component is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, the control device controls the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal component for the second time, if the control device still determines that the abnormal component is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle after the second discharge, the control device down-regulates a lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor by a predetermined value, and if the control device compares an optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the down-regulated lower limit range and determines that the abnormal component is discharged, the control device down-regulates the predetermined value in the lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor.
Further, if the control device determines that the abnormal component is not discharged after comparing the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the down-regulation, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
Therefore, when the discharge part monitoring and control system is applied to the component processing device, the vacuum flow of the vacuum suction nozzle in the conventional component processing device can be controlled, the vacuum management scheme is practically improved, and the production management capacity is improved.
Example 2:
the invention also provides a discharge part monitoring and controlling system, which comprises:
the detection device is configured to perform appearance detection and/or electrical performance detection on the material;
one or more discharge vacuum nozzles configured to discharge the abnormal material detected by the detection device to a designated position;
one or more flow meters configured to measure real-time flow values of the corresponding one or more discharge vacuum nozzles, respectively;
one or more monitoring devices configured to perform discharge detection on the abnormal material and send out a monitoring signal according to a detection result; and
a control device configured to obtain the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range of each flowmeter, collect the real-time flow value of each flowmeter, and determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle based on the collected real-time flow value of each flowmeter and the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, and/or
The control device is configured to obtain a monitoring signal sent by each monitoring device, judge the discharge result of the abnormal material based on the monitoring signal, and control the discharge vacuum suction nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is judged not to be discharged by the discharge vacuum suction nozzle.
In an embodiment, referring to fig. 1, 3 and 8, the monitoring device includes a photoelectric sensor 400, the photoelectric sensor 400 detects the discharge of the abnormal material, the photoelectric sensor 400 includes an optical fiber transmitting head, an optical fiber receiving head and a signal transmitting end, the optical fiber transmitting head transmits an optical signal to the abnormal material, the optical signal is received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the abnormal material, and the signal transmitting end transmits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device (not shown).
In one embodiment, the control device is configured to obtain a lower limit range corresponding to each of the photosensors, compare the optical signal obtained from the photosensor with the lower limit range, and determine a discharge result of the abnormal material according to the comparison result, if it is determined that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, the control device controls the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time, if the control device still determines that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle after the second discharge, the control device adjusts the lower limit range corresponding to the photosensor down by a predetermined value, and if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photosensor with the adjusted lower limit range and determines that the abnormal material is discharged, the control device adjusts the lower limit range corresponding to each of the photosensors by the predetermined value; and if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the downward regulation and still judges that the abnormal material is not discharged, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
Based on the discharge part monitoring and control system, the invention is demonstrated that the discharge part monitoring and control system is applied to a component processing device, and the monitoring and control system is used for monitoring the action management when a discharge vacuum suction nozzle of the component processing device discharges abnormal components. A monitoring control system applied at a discharging part 130 of a component processing apparatus may be described with reference to fig. 1 to 6, the monitoring control system including: a machine table 180;
a turntable 120 disposed on the machine table 180, wherein the turntable 120 is driven to rotate during operation, the turntable 120 includes a plurality of grooves 121 disposed on an edge, the grooves 121 accommodate the material, and the material includes a component;
a feeding part comprising one or more feeding vacuum nozzles 111 disposed on the machine table 180;
the discharging part 130 comprises one or more discharging vacuum nozzles 131 arranged on the machine table 180, and when the turntable 120 rotates, the grooves 121 on the edge of the turntable 120 sequentially pass through the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 and the discharging vacuum nozzles 131;
an implant portion 140 including one or more implant vacuum nozzles;
a carrier tape driving part which drives a carrier tape including a plurality of receiving grooves arranged in a row through the implanting part 140; the implantation vacuum nozzle is communicated with a vacuum pump through a pipeline, the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 is communicated with the vacuum pump through a pipeline, the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 is controlled by a pipeline to be selectively communicated with one of the vacuum pump and an air outlet pump, the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 sucks the components in the groove 121 at the feeding vacuum nozzle 111 through vacuum suction, the components in the groove 121 of the turntable 120 can be detected by the detection device, the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 adsorbs the components which are normally detected in the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 through vacuum suction, the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 blows out the components which are abnormally detected from the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 through air blowing thrust, and the implantation vacuum nozzle sucks the components in the groove 121 at the implantation vacuum nozzle and implants the components in a receiving groove of a carrier tape through vacuum suction, as shown in fig. 3.
In an embodiment, with reference to fig. 8, a photoelectric sensor 400 may be disposed on a groove 121 located at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 (the groove 121 located at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 corresponds to a discharging position of an abnormal material, the discharging position may be a groove 121 located on the turntable 120 below the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, and new materials are continuously fed into the groove 121 in the groove 121, so that the discharging position is also actually a feeding position of a next product), an optical fiber emitting head (not shown) of the photoelectric sensor 400 sends an optical signal to a component located in the groove 121 located at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, the optical signal is received by an optical fiber receiving head (not shown) of the photoelectric sensor after being reflected on a surface of the component, and a signal emitting end (not shown) of the photoelectric sensor 400 emits the optical signal received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device (not shown). Carry out the secondary through photoelectric sensor to arranging the material position and detect, blow the material back when arranging the unusual material of material position of material vacuum nozzle 131, accessible photoelectric sensor detects row material position once more, can avoid once arrange the problem that foreign matter such as unusual material or residue still exist on arranging the material position behind the material.
In one embodiment, when a component in the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 is detected as an abnormal component, the control device controls the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 to blow out the abnormal component, the photoelectric sensor sends an optical signal to the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, the intensity of the optical signal is not reduced by the surface of the component, the optical fiber receiving head receives a high-intensity monitoring signal, and the control device determines that the abnormal component in the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 is discharged according to the high-intensity monitoring signal.
In one embodiment, when a component in the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 is detected as an abnormal component, the control device controls the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 not to blow out the abnormal component, the photoelectric sensor 400 sends an optical signal to the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131, the intensity of the optical signal is reduced by the surface of the component, the optical fiber receiving head receives a monitoring signal with low intensity, the control device compares the monitoring signal with the lower limit range of the photoelectric sensor, and determines that the abnormal component in the groove 121 at the discharging vacuum nozzle 131 is not discharged according to the comparison result. When arranging the material position and having the material, the material surface can absorb optical signal's energy, and optical signal weakens, and the signal intensity that the optical fiber receiving head received weakens, then controlling means can compare the optical signal who obtains with lower limit scope to judge that it still has material or residue foreign matter etc. to arrange the material position, when arranging material position and not having material or residue foreign matter, optical signal's intensity can not be cut down or cut down the degree and be less than the degree of cutting down on material surface far away, then control system can judge that it does not have foreign matter such as material to arrange the material position this moment.
If the abnormal component is judged not to be discharged by the discharging vacuum suction nozzle 131, the control device controls the discharging vacuum suction nozzle 131 to discharge the abnormal component for the second time, if the control device still judges that the abnormal component is not discharged by the discharging vacuum suction nozzle 131 after the second discharge, the control device down-regulates a lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor by a preset value, and if the control device compares an optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the down-regulated lower limit range and judges that the abnormal component is discharged, the lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor obtained by the control device down-regulates the preset value. The influence of the problems of the photoelectric sensor such as misjudgment or material color on the photoelectric sensor can be eliminated by adjusting the lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor to a preset value.
In one embodiment, if the control device determines that the abnormal component is not discharged after comparing the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the down-regulation, the control device controls the apparatus to stop. If the lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor is adjusted downwards to a preset value, the detection problem cannot be eliminated, the lower limit range of the photoelectric sensor is adjusted downwards by a certain value in a reasonable range, if the detection problem cannot be eliminated, equipment faults possibly occur, and the discharging part needs to be overhauled and debugged.
In one embodiment, with continued reference to fig. 8, a flow meter 500 may be installed at the discharge vacuum nozzle 131 of the discharge portion 130, the flow meter may be used to monitor the real-time flow value of the discharge vacuum nozzle 131, and the control device determines the operation condition of the corresponding vacuum nozzle by the collected real-time flow value and the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, thereby implementing vacuum management of the discharge vacuum nozzle.
The monitoring control system of the discharging part can detect the discharging position of the abnormal material, when the abnormal material which is not discharged after being discharged for one time through the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is detected, the control device can control the discharging vacuum suction nozzle to carry out secondary discharging or repeated discharging on the abnormal material of the discharging position, compared with the scheme that the abnormal material of the discharging position is directly stopped when not discharged in the existing equipment, the monitoring control system can carry out repeated discharging to reduce the stopping times, and the function of blowing the abnormal material of the discharging position again is added, so that the equipment is improved, and the production efficiency is improved.
The monitoring and control system for the discharging part provided by the invention increases secondary detection on the discharging position, and can detect the discharging position again through the photoelectric sensor after the discharging vacuum suction nozzle blows the abnormal material at the discharging position, so that the risk that the abnormal material or residue and other foreign matters still exist on the discharging position after primary discharging can be eliminated, after the detection device detects the material at the charging position, if the material is the abnormal material, the charging position is changed into the discharging position, and the discharging vacuum suction nozzle can discharge the abnormal material on the discharging position, therefore, the monitoring and control system for the discharging part provided by the invention ensures that the material cannot be scratched by the abnormal material or residue and other foreign matters in the groove when the next product is charged, and prevents the passive badness of the material.
Example 3:
with reference to the foregoing embodiment 1 and embodiment 2, the present invention provides a discharge portion monitoring and control system, and based on the foregoing embodiment, the present invention further provides an automatic material packaging apparatus.
Referring to fig. 7, a flow chart of a material handling process is shown, and a packaging process of the automatic material packaging apparatus according to the present invention can be described with reference to fig. 7, where the material packaged in the automatic material packaging apparatus may include various components, and in an embodiment, the material may be used as an instructional work flow chart of a component handling process. The following explains the flowchart shown in fig. 7:
the flowchart shown in fig. 7 can be divided into the following processes: process 1: obtaining a carrier tape for packaging the components through a carrier tape feeding device; step 2, feeding the components through a component feeding device; and (3) a process: implanting components into the carrier tape by a component processing device; and 4, process 4: and packaging the carrier tape implanted with the components through the material packaging device. The sequence of the process 1 and the process 2 is not sequential, and generally, the process 1 and the process 2 are parallel for the production efficiency. One or more detection procedures can be set in the process 1, the process 2 or the process 3 according to the requirements, and the detection procedures are mainly used for detecting the appearance and the electrical performance of the components. Of course, the detection process cannot be set in the process 4, and the defects can be controlled at the front end of production only by detection before packaging, so that the error correction cost is reduced, and the production efficiency is improved.
In one embodiment, process 1 requires that the carrier tape for packaging the components (which can be purchased directly under the support of the budget of production cost) is made by matching the master tape and the lower tape, and the carrier tape has accommodating slots for accommodating the components.
In an embodiment, the process 2 is for loading, the packaged components need to be loaded to a designated position and then fed (feeding is a previous step of implanting the components in the process 3, that is, feeding is a preparation work for implanting the components into the carrier tape), the components can be subjected to appearance detection and electrical performance detection before and after feeding, and the components are stored in a defective box after detecting defective products, and a worker determines whether the defective products are really defective or not for the second time.
In one embodiment, the process 3 is to implant the components into the storage grooves of the carrier tape one by one, before or after the implantation, the components can be subjected to appearance detection and electrical performance detection, the defects detected before the implantation can be directly discharged, and the defects detected after the implantation can be taken out of the storage grooves.
In an embodiment, the process 4 is to package the carrier tape into which the component is implanted, at this time, a tape can be provided, the carrier tape is packaged by the tape, and the finished product tape is obtained after the packaging is completed.
In order to improve the efficiency of material packaging, automation equipment for each operation step can be developed by starting from the four processing procedures, so that the automation of the operation step is realized. Further, it is necessary to develop a suitable sub-device or mechanism for the sub-step in each step to automate the sub-step. For example, for process 1, since the process includes three sub-steps of supplying a master tape, supplying a lower tape, attaching a lower tape, and the like, it may be necessary to develop three sub-devices or mechanisms for the above three sub-steps. Of course, these automation devices for the individual steps can also be integrated in order to achieve full process automation of the material encapsulation. The present invention is based on the above inventive concept, and the following describes an automatic apparatus and a complete automatic material packaging device for various operation steps according to various embodiments.
Material loading device (Carrier band loading device)
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a material loading apparatus, which is mainly used for loading a carrier tape. Which is capable of transporting the carrier tape to a subsequent station for receiving a subsequent operation.
The material loading device can be called as a loading device of a component processing device, can be used as a loading device of the component processing device, and conveys a no-load carrier tape to the component processing device to complete the implantation of components, and at the moment, the subsequent station is a material implantation station. Of course, the material loading device described in this embodiment may also be used as a loading device of other material handling devices, and this embodiment is not particularly limited.
In one embodiment, referring to fig. 7, the carrier tape loading apparatus of the present invention includes two feeding devices, one feeding device is used to feed a mother tape, and the other feeding device is used to feed a bottom tape (it should be noted that the mother tape is a plastic strip, and a through hole is formed on the mother tape, and the shape and size of the through hole are adapted to the shape and size of the component to be packaged, and the bottom tape is attached to one side of the mother tape, and the through hole on the mother tape is sealed by the bottom tape, so that the mother tape with the bottom tape attached to one side forms a carrier tape capable of packaging the component). The lower pressing device can comprise an electrified instant heating type soldering iron (called electric soldering iron for short), the electric soldering iron is connected with the electromagnet, the electric soldering iron is driven by the electromagnet to reciprocate up and down to complete pressing action, in practical application, an appropriate heating temperature of the electric soldering iron is selected according to the material and the characteristics of the lower adhesive tape and the mother tape, an appropriate pressing time is set, in order to ensure firm pressing, the electric soldering iron stays on the lower adhesive tape for a certain time in the pressing process, a certain pressing force is given to the adhesive tape to ensure the adhesion of the lower adhesive tape and the mother tape, and thus the component processing device obtains a carrier tape which can be used for packaging components from a first front end processing route, and a containing groove is formed in the carrier tape.
In one embodiment, the mother tape and the lower adhesive tape are both roll-shaped materials, the mother tape roll and the lower adhesive tape roll are respectively fixed on stations reserved on the rack, the mother tape and the lower adhesive tape are both conveyed to a lower pressing station, and the lower adhesive tape is adhered to the mother tape through a lower pressing device, so that the carrier tape is obtained.
In one embodiment, the carrier tape feeding device further comprises a carrier tape driving part, and the carrier tape driving part conveys the prepared carrier tape to a subsequent station.
In one embodiment, if the carrier tape is directly provided without processing through the master tape and the lower tape, the carrier tape loading device of the invention may only include one carrier tape driving part, and the carrier tape is loaded to the material implanting station through the carrier tape driving part.
The material loading attachment that this embodiment provided can regard as a component part, constitutes whole set of material automatic packaging equipment use with component loading attachment, component processing apparatus and material packaging device integration together. When the material loading device is used as a component of the whole set of automatic material packaging equipment, the material loading device loads the carrier tape into the component processing device to receive subsequent loading operation, and the specific process can refer to the related content of the automatic material packaging equipment in the subsequent embodiment.
Of course, the material feeding device can also be used as a feeding device of other types of material processing devices.
Component feeding device
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a device loading apparatus, which can store, load, and feed devices one by one to convey the devices to a subsequent station to receive a subsequent operation.
The component feeding device can be used as a feeding device of a component processing device, so that components are conveyed into the component processing device, and at the moment, the subsequent station is a material implantation station on the component processing device. Of course, the component feeding device may also be used as a feeding device for other component handling devices, and this embodiment is not particularly limited.
The component feeding device in the embodiment of the invention can be used for realizing the scattering of concentrated materials, the scattered materials can be sequentially arranged in a single row, the preparation for feeding is well carried out for the subsequent materials implanted into the carrier tape, after the materials are sequentially arranged in the single row, the detection device can be arranged for sequentially carrying out electrical performance detection (the electrical performance detection can comprise two resistance detections and one capacitance detection) on each component, and if the defective products are detected, the defective products are discharged into the corresponding storage boxes. Implanting detection device in components and parts loading attachment can be at the material loading in-process with accuse components and parts quality to before accomodating bad control, reduce the cost of doing over again. Of course, the detection device may not be implanted in the component feeding device, only the storage, feeding and feeding of the components are completed in the feeding process, the screening process of the electrical performance detection is performed in the subsequent process, and the specific stage of the electrical performance detection can be determined according to the actual integrated structure of the component processing device.
In one embodiment, the component feeding device provided by the invention can comprise a hopper, a material vibration disc and a material transmission rail, wherein one end of the hopper is communicated with a feeding hole of the material vibration disc, a discharging hole of the material vibration disc is connected with the material transmission rail, the material vibration disc is also provided with a sensor, the sensor can monitor the material quantity in the material vibration disc, if the material quantity is not enough, the hopper is controlled to feed materials into the material vibration disc, and the hopper is controlled to stop feeding materials after the material quantity is set. The material vibration dish accessible mechanical vibration arranges the material single file on the material transmission track. Wherein, the hopper is used for storage components and parts, material vibration dish can sort the material through the vibration, and the material transmission track then can be carried the convenient pan feeding with the material list.
In an embodiment, if a detection process is implanted in the component feeding device, the detection device may be installed upside down below the material conveying track (the installation position is related to the detection method, in this embodiment, the detection device is upside down, mainly because a probe extends from bottom to top during the electrical performance detection to detect whether the resistance and capacitance performance is qualified, so the detection device is installed upside down below the material conveying track), and when the material is conveyed to a detection station (in this embodiment, the detection station coincides with the material conveying track feeding station), the detection device performs the electrical performance detection on the material.
In an embodiment, the detecting device of the present invention may include three detecting processes, wherein two detecting processes may be resistance detection and the other detecting process may be capacitance detection (certainly, the two detecting processes may be redistributed, and this embodiment only provides an example to illustrate the problem, and does not limit the present invention).
In one embodiment, the detection device may include three detection components, and each detection component corresponds to one detection process. For example, the first detection part and the second detection part for detecting the resistor respectively comprise two detection probes, when a component is monitored at a detection station, the detection probes extend out and penetrate into a target detection part of the component, the resistance value of the resistor is obtained from the target detection part, whether the electrical property of the detected component is qualified or not is judged, if the electrical property is qualified, the next detection procedure is carried out, and if the electrical property is not qualified, the component is discharged into a corresponding defective product storage box. The third detection part for capacitance detection comprises two detection probes, is the same as resistance detection, needs to be penetrated into a target capacitance detection part of the component by the detection probes, obtains a capacitance value from the target detection part, judges whether the electrical property of the detected component is qualified or not, enters the next detection procedure if the electrical property of the detected component is qualified, and arranges the component into a corresponding defective storage box if the electrical property of the detected component is unqualified. The components passing through the three detection processes are conveyed to a material implantation station on a material conveying track. Through the mode of screening layer by layer, the poor control is at the front end of accomodating, and the quality of the finished product is guaranteed.
The component feeding device provided by the embodiment can be used as an assembly part and integrated with the carrier tape feeding device, the component processing device and the material packaging device to form a whole set of material automatic packaging equipment for use. When the component feeding device is used as a component of the whole set of material automatic packaging equipment, the component feeding device feeds components into the component processing device to receive subsequent loading operation, and the specific process can refer to the related content of the material automatic packaging equipment in the subsequent embodiment.
Of course, the component feeding device can also be used as a feeding device of other types of material processing devices. Such as other material loading devices, etc.
Component processing device
The invention provides a component processing device which can realize the picking, transferring, detecting and implanting of components and convey carrier bands for implanting the components to a subsequent station to receive subsequent operation.
The component processing device can be used as a feeding device of a material packaging device, so that a carrier tape with implanted components to be packaged is conveyed into the material packaging device, and the subsequent station is an upper pressing station of the material packaging device. Of course, the component handling apparatus may also be used as a loading apparatus for other component handling apparatuses, and the embodiment is not particularly limited.
The carrier band that the component processing apparatus that this embodiment provided received carrier band loading attachment material loading also receives the component of component loading attachment material loading simultaneously, and component processing apparatus's main function is to implant component to the carrier band promptly, nevertheless in order to guarantee product quality, has still increased the detection function in component processing apparatus, and the purpose is just with bad control at the production front end, reduces the cost of doing over again.
The component processing device is provided with a material implantation station, and the loaded components are implanted into the carrier tape at the material implantation station. The electrical performance detection process can also be completed together with the material implantation station. Of course, in order to ensure the quality, the electrical performance detection can be carried out in the component feeding process and the material implantation station, so that the probability of implanting the damaged material is greatly reduced.
In embodiment 1, a process of packaging the component into the accommodating groove in the carrier tape by the component processing apparatus has been described in detail, and is not described in detail herein with reference to fig. 1 to 6.
In one embodiment, the component processing apparatus 100 according to the present invention further includes a carrier tape driving unit (not shown). The carrier tape driving part drives the carrier tape 300 to pass through an implanting part of the component processing equipment, the carrier tape is driven to continuously move forwards to reach an appearance detection station on an equipment machine table after the components are implanted into the carrier tape, the appearance detection station is provided with a detection window, an image detection device is arranged right above the detection window, the detection window is provided with an amplification lens, the amplification lens can amplify the components in the storage groove, the image detection device can conveniently identify the images of the components, the image detection device can carry out appearance inspection and swing inspection on the components, the components are determined to be qualified in appearance and correctly stored in the storage groove with the front face upwards, if the appearance of the components is detected to be unqualified or the swing position is not correct, any carrier tape continuously moves forwards to a screening station, the screening station is provided with a push-pull plate, after the unqualified components move to the screening station, the push-pull plate is opened to take out the unqualified components, and if the defects of the components are not detected, the carrier tape passes through the screening station and continuously moves to the next station.
The component processing device provided by the embodiment can be used as an assembly part and integrated with the carrier tape feeding device, the component feeding device and the material packaging device to form a whole set of material automatic packaging equipment for use. When the component processing device is used as a component of the whole set of material automatic packaging equipment, the component processing device loads the carrier tape containing the components to the material packaging device to receive subsequent packaging operation, and the specific process can refer to the related content of the material automatic packaging equipment in the subsequent embodiment.
Of course, the component processing apparatus may be used as a loading apparatus of other types of material processing apparatuses, and may also be put into production as a single component processing device, which is not particularly limited herein.
Material packaging device
In one embodiment, the invention provides a material packaging device, which mainly packages a carrier tape containing components, and the packaged carrier tape is made into a material roll.
The material packaging device can be used as the next packaging device of the component processing device, and the carrier tape processed by the component processing device is packaged, coiled, ended and labeled to finally obtain a finished product coil. Of course, the material packaging device described in this embodiment may also be used as a packaging device for other material handling devices, and this embodiment is not particularly limited.
In an embodiment, referring to fig. 7, the material packaging apparatus of the present invention needs to package the carrier tape containing the components, that is, needs to further have a feeding device for supplying a tape (the tape is used to package the carrier tape, that is, the tape is attached to the other side of the mother tape to complete component packaging), and the material packaging apparatus attaches the tape to one side surface of the carrier tape to package the components.
In one embodiment, the material packaging device comprises an upper pressing device, the upper pressing device is arranged on an upper pressing station, an upper adhesive tape supplied by the feeding device and a carrier tape supplied by the component processing device are conveyed to the upper pressing station, and packaging of the carrier tape is completed on the upper pressing station (the upper adhesive tape seals the carrier tape).
In one embodiment, a next station of the screening station in the component processing apparatus may be connected to the upper press-fit station, and the carrier tape supplied from the component processing apparatus is conveyed to the upper press-fit station at the screening station. The upper pressing device arranged at the upper pressing station can comprise an electrified instant heating type soldering iron (called 'electric soldering iron' for short), the electric soldering iron is connected with the electromagnet, the electric soldering iron is driven by the electromagnet to reciprocate up and down to bond the upper adhesive tape on the carrier tape, the upper adhesive tape packages the carrier tape after the pressing action is finished, a finished product tape is obtained, and the carrier tape driving part drives the finished product tape to move to the next station continuously.
In one embodiment, the material packaging device is further provided with a material rolling station, the finished material belt is moved to the material rolling station from the upper pressing station, the material rolling station is provided with a tail label feeding device and an automatic material rolling device, the tail label feeding device feeds a tail label to the material rolling station, the automatic material rolling device automatically winds the finished material belt into a roll through a roller, the material roll is obtained after the roll reaches a set length/thickness, and the automatic material rolling device pastes the tail label to the end of the material roll to obtain the finished material roll after packaging is completed.
In one embodiment, the material packaging device is further provided with a labeling station, the packaged finished material roll is conveyed to the labeling station, the labeling station is provided with a labeling device and a scanning device, the labeling device attaches a nameplate on a reel of the finished material roll, and the scanning device scans and detects whether a bar code on the nameplate can be correct. Of course, the nameplate can be attached manually or identified by a machine matched sensor.
The material packaging device provided by the embodiment can be used as a component part, and is integrated with the component feeding device, the material feeding device and the component processing device to form a whole set of material automatic packaging equipment. When the material packaging device is used as a component of the whole set of material automatic packaging equipment, the material packaging device receives materials from the component processing device and packages the materials. Of course, the material feeding device can also be used as other types of material processing devices, and is not particularly limited herein according to the packaging requirements.
Automatic material packaging equipment
The invention provides automatic material packaging equipment which can continuously and automatically complete the operations of feeding, arranging, packaging, coiling and the like of components, thereby greatly improving the processing efficiency of materials.
In one embodiment, the automatic material packaging equipment comprises a rack, and a material feeding device, a component processing device and a material packaging device which are integrally installed on the rack. Wherein:
the material loading device is used for loading the carrier tape to the component processing device;
the component feeding device and the component processing device are used for feeding components to the component processing device;
the component processing device is arranged in the accommodating groove of the carrier tape and conveys the carrier tape accommodating the components to the material packaging device;
the material packaging device packages, rolls, finishes and pastes the carrier tape containing the components, and finally a finished material roll which can be sold externally is manufactured.
It should be noted that the material loading device, the component processing device, and the material packaging device are not necessarily completely independent in structure, and some or several structural components may be reused among the devices. Correspondingly, the processing stations in each apparatus are not necessarily completely staggered in spatial position, and some stations may be partially or even completely overlapped. The structure is multiplexed, the stations are overlapped, so that the production space is saved, the production transfer route is shortened, and for example, the feeding stations in the component feeding device can be multiplexed into the detection stations.
It should be particularly noted that in some embodiments, the present invention provides only one type of transfer member that is not only capable of reciprocating between devices to transfer a carrier tape from one device to another, but that is also accessible within the devices to effect transfer of a carrier tape between processing stations within the devices. In these embodiments, the carrier tape driving component mentioned in the present invention refers specifically to the transfer component, and certainly, in order to improve the processing efficiency of the automatic material packaging equipment, multiple groups of transfer components may be provided, and the multiple groups of transfer components operate in parallel, so that the automatic material packaging equipment can simultaneously package multiple carrier tapes, and certainly, at the same time, the carrier tapes are located at different stations to receive different operations, and it is ensured that the carrier tapes do not interfere with each other or misplace.
In other embodiments, the interior of each device is provided with separate internal transfer elements as needed, which are moved only within the device to effect transfer of the carrier tape between the processing stations within the device. An external transfer member is additionally arranged on the machine table or the rack, and the external transfer member can reciprocate among the devices so as to transfer the carrier tape from one device to another device. In these embodiments, the transfer mechanism of the present invention includes internal and external transfer elements within each device, although the transport of the carrier tape is accomplished primarily by the carrier tape drive elements of the present invention.
The material loading device in the automatic material packaging equipment in the embodiment of the present invention is the material loading device in the embodiment of the present invention, and since the detailed description has been given above on the specific structure and the working process of the material loading device, the detailed description is omitted here, and reference is made to the related description in the embodiment of the present invention. In addition, it should be noted that, when the following description is provided for the material loading device, the description of the components in the material loading device is not repeated, and please refer to the related description in the above embodiment directly.
It should be noted that in other embodiments, the carrier tape is manually loaded to the material implantation station. Therefore, in these embodiments, the automatic material packaging apparatus in the embodiments of the present invention is not equipped with the material feeding device. The device only comprises a component feeding device, a component processing device and a material packaging device which are arranged on a rack, and can sequentially complete the processing operation of components.
The component feeding device in the automatic material packaging equipment in the embodiment of the present invention is the component feeding device in the above embodiment of the present invention, and since the specific structure and the working process of the component feeding device have been described in detail in the foregoing, detailed description is omitted here, and reference is made to the related description in the above embodiment.
The component processing device in the automatic material packaging equipment in the embodiment of the present invention is the component processing device in the above embodiment of the present invention, and since the specific structure and the working process of the component processing device have been described in detail in the foregoing, details are not described here, and reference is made to the related description in the above embodiment.
The material packaging device in the automatic material packaging equipment in the embodiment of the present invention is the material packaging device in the above embodiment of the present invention, and since the specific structure and the working process of the material packaging device have been described in detail in the foregoing, detailed description is omitted here, and reference is made to the related description in the above embodiment.
Each functional device in the automatic material packaging equipment provided by the invention can be detached, recombined, replaced or deleted according to the actual application environment, but the basic function of the automatic material packaging equipment is still not influenced.
In an embodiment, the real-time motion monitoring system of the present invention may be applied to the automatic material packaging apparatus of the present invention, for example, a vacuum suction nozzle of a component processing device, and further, for example, a soldering iron in an upper pressing device of a material packaging device, so as to monitor the displacement and motion of a measured object, to ensure stable operation of important parts of the apparatus, and to ensure a production yield.
As used herein, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, including not only those elements listed, but also other elements not expressly listed.
In this document, the terms front, back, upper, lower and the like in the drawings are used for the sake of clarity and convenience only for the components are located in the drawings and the positions of the components relative to each other. It is to be understood that the use of the directional terms should not be taken to limit the scope of the claims. The embodiments and features of the embodiments described herein above may be combined with each other without conflict. The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and should not be taken as limiting the scope of the present invention, which is intended to cover any modifications, equivalents, improvements, etc. within the spirit and scope of the present invention.

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1. A monitoring and control system for a discharge part is characterized by comprising:
the detection device is configured to perform appearance detection and/or electrical performance detection on the material;
one or more discharge vacuum nozzles configured to discharge the abnormal material detected by the detection device to a designated position;
the one or more flowmeters are configured to respectively measure real-time flow values of the corresponding one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles;
one or more monitoring devices configured to perform discharge detection on the abnormal material and send out a monitoring signal according to a detection result; and
a control device configured to obtain the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range of each flowmeter, collect the real-time flow value of each flowmeter, and determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle based on the collected real-time flow value of each flowmeter and the corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, and/or
The control device is configured to obtain a monitoring signal sent by each monitoring device, judge the discharge result of the abnormal material based on the monitoring signal, and control the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is judged not to be discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle.
2. Discharge section monitoring and control system according to claim 1,
the monitoring device comprises a photoelectric sensor, the photoelectric sensor is used for discharging and detecting the abnormal materials and comprises an optical fiber transmitting head, an optical fiber receiving head and a signal transmitting end, the optical fiber transmitting head is used for transmitting optical signals to the abnormal materials, the optical signals are received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surface of the abnormal materials, and the signal transmitting end is used for transmitting the optical signals received by the optical fiber receiving head to the control device;
the control device is configured to obtain a lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor, compare an optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range, determine a discharge result of the abnormal material according to the comparison result, control the discharge vacuum nozzle to discharge the abnormal material for the second time if the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle, adjust the lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor to a predetermined value if the control device determines that the abnormal material is not discharged by the discharge vacuum nozzle after the second discharge, and adjust the lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor to the predetermined value if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the adjusted lower limit range and determines that the abnormal material is discharged.
3. Discharge section monitoring and control system according to claim 2,
and if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the downward regulation and still judges that the abnormal material is not discharged, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
4. The discharge section monitoring and control system of claim 2, further comprising:
a machine platform;
the turntable is arranged on the machine table, driven to rotate during working and comprises a plurality of grooves arranged on the edge, the grooves contain the materials, and the materials comprise components;
the feeding part comprises one or more feeding vacuum suction nozzles arranged on the machine table;
the discharging part comprises one or more discharging vacuum suction nozzles arranged on the machine table, and a plurality of grooves positioned on the edge of the turntable sequentially pass through the feeding vacuum suction nozzle and the discharging vacuum suction nozzle when the turntable rotates;
an implant portion comprising one or more implant vacuum nozzles;
a carrier tape driving part which drives a carrier tape through the implanting part, wherein the carrier tape comprises a plurality of accommodating grooves arranged in a row; wherein the implantation vacuum suction nozzle is communicated with a vacuum pump through a pipeline, the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is communicated with the vacuum pump through a pipeline, the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is controlled by the pipeline to be selectively communicated with one of the vacuum pump and the air outlet pump,
the pan feeding vacuum suction nozzle will through vacuum suction the components and parts suction is located in the recess of pan feeding vacuum suction nozzle department, be located components and parts in the recess of carousel can by detection device detects, arrange material vacuum suction nozzle and will detect normal components and parts through vacuum suction and adsorb and be located arrange in the recess of material vacuum suction nozzle department, arrange material vacuum suction nozzle will detect unusual components and parts through the thrust of blowing and from being located arrange and blow off in the recess of material vacuum suction nozzle department, it will be located to implant vacuum suction nozzle through vacuum suction the components and parts in the recess of planting vacuum suction nozzle department are inhaled and are implanted in the groove of accomodating of carrier band.
5. The discharge section monitoring and control system of claim 4,
the photoelectric sensor is arranged on the groove at the position of the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the optical fiber transmitting head sends out optical signals to the components in the groove at the position of the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the optical signals are received by the optical fiber receiving head after being reflected on the surfaces of the components, and the optical signals received by the optical fiber receiving head are transmitted to the control device by the signal transmitting end;
when the component in the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is detected to be an abnormal component, the control device controls the discharging vacuum suction nozzle to blow out the abnormal component, if the abnormal component is blown out, the photoelectric sensor sends out an optical signal to the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the intensity of the optical signal is not reduced by the surface of the component, the optical fiber receiving head receives a high-intensity monitoring signal, and the control device determines that the abnormal component in the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is discharged according to the high-intensity monitoring signal;
when the component in the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is detected as an abnormal component, the control device controls the discharging vacuum suction nozzle not to blow out the abnormal component, the photoelectric sensor sends out an optical signal to the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the intensity of the optical signal is reduced by the surface of the component, the optical fiber receiving head receives a monitoring signal with low intensity, the control device compares the monitoring signal with low intensity with the lower limit range of the photoelectric sensor, and the abnormal component in the groove at the discharging vacuum suction nozzle is judged and determined not to be discharged according to the comparison result;
if the abnormal component is judged not to be discharged by the discharging vacuum suction nozzle, the control device controls the discharging vacuum suction nozzle to discharge the abnormal component for the second time, if the control device still judges that the abnormal component is not discharged by the discharging vacuum suction nozzle after the second discharge, the control device adjusts the lower limit range corresponding to the photoelectric sensor down to a preset value, and if the control device compares the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the adjusted lower limit range and then judges that the abnormal component is discharged, the control device adjusts the preset value down to the lower limit range corresponding to each photoelectric sensor;
and if the control device judges that the abnormal component is not discharged after comparing the optical signal obtained from the photoelectric sensor with the lower limit range after the down regulation, the control device controls the equipment to stop.
6. The discharge section monitoring and control system of claim 5, comprising:
at least one vacuum suction nozzle is provided with a continuous material-free state and a material-free material alternating state, each state of the vacuum suction nozzle is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, the flowmeter can provide a real-time flow value in each period of the material-free material alternating state, the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in each period of the material-free material alternating state with the corresponding upper limit range, compares the lowest value of the real-time flow value in each period of the material-free material alternating state with the corresponding lower limit range, and determines the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the material-free material alternating state, and the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in the continuous material-free state with the corresponding upper limit range to determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the continuous material-free state; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
at least one vacuum suction nozzle has a continuous material-free state and is switched from a material-free state to a material-free state, each state of the vacuum suction nozzle is provided with a corresponding upper limit range and/or lower limit range, the control device compares the highest value of the real-time flow value in the continuous material-free state with the corresponding upper limit range to determine the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the continuous material-free state, and the control device determines the working condition of the corresponding vacuum suction nozzle in the material-free state based on the waveform of the real-time flow value in the material-free state;
it also includes:
at least one or more motion components configured to cooperate with the vacuum nozzle to cause the vacuum nozzle to pick up or drop a component;
the control device is also configured to collect the action signal of the action component, and determine which state the vacuum suction nozzle is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free alternating state or which state the vacuum suction nozzle is in the continuous material-free state and the material-free state is switched to the material-free state based on the collected action signal of the action component and the real-time flow value of the vacuum suction nozzle.
7. The discharge section monitoring and control system of claim 6,
the feeding part also comprises a feeding track, a separating needle and a position detector, the feeding track, the separating needle and the position detector are arranged on the machine table, the separating needle is controlled to move between a blocking position and an opening position, components on the feeding track are blocked when the separating needle is at the blocking position, the components on the feeding track are sucked into a groove at the feeding vacuum suction nozzle by the feeding vacuum suction nozzle when the separating needle is at the opening position, and the position detector is configured to detect whether the components enter the groove at the feeding vacuum suction nozzle;
the discharge part further comprises an electromagnetic valve, a first port of the electromagnetic valve is communicated with a discharge vacuum suction nozzle, a second port of the electromagnetic valve is communicated with the vacuum pump, a third port of the electromagnetic valve is communicated with the air outlet pump, the electromagnetic valve is controlled to selectively communicate the first port with one of the second port and the third port, and the discharge vacuum suction nozzle is controlled to selectively communicate with one of the vacuum pump and the air outlet pump through the electromagnetic valve;
the implantation part further comprises an implantation driving part which drives the implantation vacuum suction nozzle to reciprocate between a material taking position and an implantation position, the implantation vacuum suction nozzle is used for sucking components in the groove at the implantation vacuum suction nozzle position when the material taking position is reached, and the sucked components are implanted into the accommodating groove of the carrier tape when the material taking position is reached.
8. The discharge section monitoring and control system of claim 7, wherein the flow meter comprises:
the first flowmeter is arranged on a pipeline communicated with the feeding vacuum suction nozzle and is configured for measuring the gas flow of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle so as to obtain a first flow value;
a second flow meter disposed on a conduit in communication with the discharge vacuum nozzle and configured to measure a gas flow rate of the discharge vacuum nozzle to obtain a second flow value;
a third flow meter disposed on a conduit in communication with the implanted vacuum nozzle and configured to measure a flow of gas to the implanted vacuum nozzle to obtain a third flow value;
a fourth flow meter disposed on the pipe of the vacuum pump, configured to measure a total flow value;
and the communication module is configured to receive the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter sent by the upper computer.
9. The discharge portion monitoring and control system of claim 8, wherein the upper computer generates and updates the upper limit range and/or the lower limit range corresponding to each flow meter based on the total flow value of the vacuum pump, the equipment type of the component processing equipment and the component type transmitted by the communication module;
the upper computer is connected with the artificial intelligence module, the artificial intelligence module generates and updates an upper limit range and/or a lower limit range corresponding to each flowmeter according to production record data of one or more component processing devices, and transmits the obtained upper limit range and/or lower limit range corresponding to each flowmeter to the upper computer;
and the upper computer determines whether the component processing equipment is allowed to work normally or not based on the total flow value and the total flow value limit value transmitted by the communication module.
10. Discharge section monitoring and control system according to claim 5, characterized in that each state of the vacuum nozzle is provided with a corresponding upper and/or lower limit range,
the control device performs the following operations:
when the feeding part is in a continuous material-free state, if the acquired flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is lower than the corresponding upper limit range, determining that the feeding part is in a first vacuum abnormal state; when the feeding part is in a continuous material-free state, if the acquired flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is higher than the corresponding upper limit range, determining that the feeding part is in a second type of vacuum abnormity; when the feeding part is in a material-existence alternative conversion state, if the high value of the acquired flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is in the corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is higher than the corresponding lower limit range, determining that the feeding part is in vacuum anomaly; and/or
When the discharge part is in a continuous material-free state, if the acquired flow value of the discharge vacuum suction nozzle is lower than the corresponding upper limit range, determining that the first type of discharge part is abnormal in vacuum; when the discharge part is in a continuous material-free state, if the acquired flow value of the discharge vacuum nozzle is higher than the corresponding upper limit range, determining that the second type of discharge part is abnormal in vacuum; when the discharge part is in a state of material existence and material nonexistence, if the high value and the low value of the acquired flow value of the discharge vacuum suction nozzle are converted too slowly, the third type of discharge part is determined to be abnormal in vacuum; and/or
When the implanted part is in a continuous material-free state, if the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is lower than the corresponding upper limit range, determining that the implanted part is abnormal in vacuum; when the implanted part is in a material-free alternative conversion state, if the high value of the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is in the corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is higher than the corresponding lower limit range, determining that the implanted part is abnormal in vacuum; when the implanted part is in a material-free alternative conversion state, if the high value of the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is in a corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is in a corresponding lower limit range but is close to the upper limit value of the corresponding lower limit range and regularly fluctuates, determining that the implanted part is in a third abnormal vacuum state; when the implanted part is in a material-free alternative conversion state, if the high value of the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is in the corresponding upper limit range, and the low value of the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is in the corresponding lower limit range and fluctuates irregularly, determining that the implanted part is in vacuum anomaly;
the control device is also configured to acquire one or more of a rotation action signal of the turntable, an implantation action signal of the implantation part, a feeding action signal of the feeding part and a discharging action signal of the discharging part,
the control device judges whether the implantation part is in a continuous material-free state and a material-free alternate conversion state or not based on the acquired implantation action signal of the implantation part and/or the acquired flow value of the implantation vacuum suction nozzle;
the control device judges whether the feeding part is in a continuous material-free state and a material-free alternate conversion state or not based on the collected feeding action signal of the feeding part and/or the collected flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle;
the control device judges whether the discharge part is in a continuous material-free state or not and whether the discharge part is in a material-free state or not according to the collected discharge action signal of the discharge part and/or the collected flow value of the discharge vacuum suction nozzle;
the control device is combined with a rotation action signal of the turntable to judge the states of the material discharging part, the material feeding part and the implanting part.
11. Discharge section monitoring and control system according to claim 10,
to first kind pan feeding portion vacuum unusual, the suggestion unusual reason is: one or more of insufficient vacuum of the feeding part, blockage of a feeding vacuum suction nozzle, blockage of a pipeline of the feeding part and air leakage of a pipeline in front of a flow meter of the feeding part; to the vacuum anomaly of the second feeding part, the anomaly reason is prompted as follows: the feeding part is over-vacuum; to the vacuum abnormity of the third feeding part, the abnormity reason is prompted as follows: the air leakage of the rear pipeline of the flowmeter of the feeding part; and/or
For the first discharge part vacuum abnormity, the abnormity reason is shown as follows: one or more of insufficient vacuum of the discharge part, blockage of a discharge vacuum suction nozzle, blockage of a pipeline of the discharge part and air leakage of a pipeline in front of a flowmeter of the discharge part; for the second discharging part with abnormal vacuum, the abnormal reason is suggested as follows: one or more of overlarge vacuum of the removing part and air leakage of a pipeline behind the flowmeter of the discharging part; for the third discharge part vacuum anomaly, the anomaly reason is suggested as: one or more of aging of an electromagnetic valve of the discharge part and blockage of a discharge vacuum suction nozzle of the discharge part; and/or
The first type of vacuum abnormality of the implant part suggests the causes of the abnormality as: one or more of insufficient vacuum of the implantation part, blockage of an implantation vacuum suction nozzle, blockage of a pipeline of the implantation part and air leakage of the pipeline before a flow meter of the implantation part; the second type of vacuum abnormality of the implant part suggests the causes of the abnormality are: one or more of damage of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle, abrasion of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle and air leakage of a pipeline behind the flow meter of the implanted part; for the third type of vacuum abnormality of the implant part, the abnormality is suggested to be caused by: implanting one or more of a half blockage of the vacuum suction nozzle and a single hole blockage of the vacuum suction nozzle; for the fourth kind of vacuum abnormality of the implanted part, the reason for the abnormality is as follows: abnormal size of the components; and when the fourth implantation part is abnormal in vacuum, judging the nonstandard rate of the components according to the acquired flow value of the implantation vacuum suction nozzle with the preset number of the components.
12. Discharge section monitoring and control system according to claim 10,
the implantation action signal of the implantation part comprises an action signal of an implantation driving part of the implantation part;
the feeding action signal of the feeding part comprises an action signal of a separation needle of the feeding part and/or a detection signal of the positioning detector;
the discharging action signals of the discharging part comprise the electromagnetic valve switching signals of the discharging part;
in a continuous period of time, when the feeding part continuously has no action signal and the acquired flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is continuously at a high value, the situation that the feeding part is in a continuous material-free state is judged; when the acquired flow value of the feeding vacuum suction nozzle is matched with the acquired action signal of the feeding part to be alternately switched between a high value and a low value, judging that the feeding part is in a material-presence or material-absence alternate switching state;
when the implanted part continuously has no action signal and the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is continuously at a high value in a continuous period of time, judging that the implanted part is in a continuous material-free state; when the acquired flow value of the implanted vacuum suction nozzle is matched with the acquired action signal of the implanted part to be alternately switched between a high value and a low value, judging that the implanted part is in a material-containing or material-free alternate switching state;
in a continuous period of time, when the discharge part continuously has no action signal and the acquired flow value of the discharge vacuum suction nozzle is continuously at a high value, the discharge part is judged to be in a continuous material-free state; when the collected flow value of the discharge vacuum suction nozzle is matched with the collected action signal of the discharge part, the action signal is switched from a low value to a high value, and the discharge part is judged to be in a material-existing state and is switched to a material-absent state.
13. An automatic packaging machine for materials, characterized in that it comprises a discharge section monitoring and control system according to any one of claims 1 to 12;
it still includes material loading attachment, components and parts processing apparatus and material packaging hardware, material loading attachment is used for carrying out the material loading to the carrier band of packing components and parts, components and parts loading attachment is used for realizing the material loading to components and parts, components and parts processing apparatus be used for with components and parts implant extremely in the groove of accomodating of carrier band, material packaging hardware is used for realizing packing the carrier band of accomodating components and parts.
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