CN221329237U - Circuit board processing equipment - Google Patents

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CN221329237U
CN221329237U CN202323199495.9U CN202323199495U CN221329237U CN 221329237 U CN221329237 U CN 221329237U CN 202323199495 U CN202323199495 U CN 202323199495U CN 221329237 U CN221329237 U CN 221329237U
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The utility model discloses a circuit board processing device, which comprises a workbench, wherein at least one processing station is arranged on the workbench, and a first area and a second area which are adjacent are arranged on the processing station; the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of first cutters, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of second cutters and are arranged in the first area; the shared knife box is used for storing a plurality of shared knives and is arranged in the second area, the shared knife box is fixedly arranged on the workbench, and the shared knife box is used for replacing the shared knives through the first knife box or the second knife box. The circuit board processing equipment can reduce the service life waste of the common cutter and improve the cutter changing efficiency.

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Circuit board processing equipment
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of circuit board processing equipment, in particular to circuit board processing equipment.
Background
Along with the development of PCB circuit board production to automation and unmanned, the tool automation importance of circuit board processing equipment is becoming more and more apparent. In order to facilitate management of the cutter, the whole cutter box is usually replaced manually, and in the method, the service life of part of the cutter is not expired, so that the problem of cutter waste exists. Most preferably, each tool can be replaced after the service life of the tool, so that each tool can be fully utilized. Therefore, how to efficiently replace the tool and reduce the waste of the service life of the tool is an urgent technical problem to be solved.
Disclosure of utility model
The utility model provides a circuit board processing device for solving the problems existing in the prior art.
According to a first aspect of the present utility model, there is provided a circuit board processing apparatus comprising a workbench on which at least one processing station is provided, the processing station being provided with adjacent first and second regions; the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of first cutters, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of second cutters and are arranged in the first area; the shared knife box is used for storing a plurality of shared knives and is arranged in the second area, the shared knife box is fixedly arranged on the workbench, and the shared knife box is used for replacing the shared knives through the first knife box or the second knife box.
In some embodiments of the utility model, in the first region, the first and second cartridges are aligned in a first direction and the short edges of the common cartridge are aligned in a second direction, the first direction being perpendicular to the second direction.
In some embodiments of the utility model, a blade holder is provided on the table, the blade holder being located on the same side of the first region as the common blade cartridge.
In some embodiments of the utility model, the processing station is provided with at least one pin slot, and the common tool box is not intersected with the extension line of the pin slot in the plane of the workbench.
In some embodiments of the utility model, the common blade cartridge, the first blade cartridge, and the second blade cartridge are linearly aligned along a first direction; the common blade cartridge is located between the first blade cartridge and the second blade cartridge, or the first blade cartridge and the second blade cartridge are located on the same side of the common blade cartridge.
In some embodiments of the present utility model, the second magazine is used for processing a circuit board when the first magazine is used for externally changing a tool; when the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter, the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board.
In some embodiments of the utility model, the first and second cartridges each include at least one empty magazine.
In some embodiments of the utility model, the common tool, the first tool, and the second tool each comprise a different type and number, and the number of types of common tools within the common tool box is greater than the number of types of first tools within the first tool box, or the number of types of second tools within the second tool box.
In some embodiments of the utility model, the common tool, the first tool, and the second tool each comprise a different kind and number, and the number of each of the common tools in the common tool box is less than the number of each of the first tools in the first tool box or the number of each of the second tools in the second tool box.
According to a second aspect of the present utility model, there is provided a circuit board processing apparatus, a workbench on which at least one processing station is provided, the processing station being provided with adjacent first and second regions; the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of first cutters, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of second cutters and are arranged in the first area; a common blade box storing a plurality of common blades, the common blade box being disposed in the second region; in the process of machining one circuit board, the workload of each common cutter is smaller than that of each first cutter or each second cutter.
The circuit board processing equipment has the advantages that the service life waste of the common cutter can be reduced, the cost is saved, and the cutter changing efficiency is improved.
Other features of the present utility model and its advantages will become apparent from the following detailed description of exemplary embodiments of the utility model, which proceeds with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a circuit board processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2a is a schematic diagram of a circuit board processing device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2b is a schematic diagram of a circuit board processing device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2c is a schematic diagram of a circuit board processing device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2d is a schematic diagram of a circuit board processing device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a circuit board processing device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a circuit board processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a portion of a host computer according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
Fig. 6 is a schematic view of a part of a circuit board processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 7 is a schematic flow diagram of a tool changing method according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 8 is a schematic flow diagram of a tool changing method according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 9 is a schematic flow diagram of a tool changing method according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
the one-to-one correspondence between the component names and the reference numerals in fig. 1 to 9 is as follows:
100. A circuit board processing device; 200. a self-moving tool changing device; 300. a warehouse management system; 500. an upper computer; 10. a work table; 20. a spindle assembly; 30. a cross beam; 40. a base; 21. a main shaft; 22. a manipulator; 11. a processing station; 111. a first region; 112. a second region; 113. a tool apron; 114. a processing region; 115. a pin slot; 116. a knife inspection assembly; 1111. a first cartridge; 1112. a second magazine; 1121. a common knife box; 1131. a first tool apron; 1132. a second tool apron; 12. a sub-cutter box; 121. storing the tool bit;
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Various exemplary embodiments of the present utility model will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that: the relative arrangement of the components and steps, numerical expressions and numerical values set forth in these embodiments do not limit the scope of the present utility model unless it is specifically stated otherwise.
The following description of at least one exemplary embodiment is merely exemplary in nature and is in no way intended to limit the utility model, its application, or uses.
Techniques, methods, and apparatus known to one of ordinary skill in the relevant art may not be discussed in detail, but where appropriate, the techniques, methods, and apparatus should be considered part of the specification.
It should be noted that: like reference numerals and letters denote like items in the following figures, and thus once an item is defined in one figure, no further discussion thereof is necessary in subsequent figures.
The following describes specific embodiments of the present utility model with reference to the drawings.
In this document, "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", and the like are used merely to indicate relative positional relationships between the relevant portions, and do not limit the absolute positions of the relevant portions.
Herein, "first", "second", etc. are used only for distinguishing one another, and do not denote any order or importance, but rather denote a prerequisite of presence.
Herein, "equal," "same," "perpendicular," "collinear," "ipsilateral," etc. are not strictly mathematical and/or geometric limitations, but also include tolerances as would be understood by those skilled in the art and allowed by fabrication or use, etc.
Along with the trend of automation and unmanned development of PCB circuit board production, the importance of the automatic cutter of circuit board processing equipment is becoming apparent. The current mainstream cutter management method mainly adopts a universal cutter box mode or a material number cutter matching mode, and the two modes cannot be perfectly suitable for the current automatic production requirement of the PCB. The universal knife box is divided into two types of integral knife box replacement and single knife replacement. The single-blade replacement mainly adopts the AGV to add the tool changing form of the arm to realize single-blade grabbing, but because the AGV positioning accuracy is poor, the taking and placing of the cutter in the cutter box can not be realized. The whole cutter box is replaced, precise management of cutters is achieved on information of each cutter in the traceable cutter box (the two-dimension codes of the cutters are traced, the positions of the cutter boxes are traced or electronic tags are embedded in RFID technology), cutter service life maximization is achieved through cutter setting diameter and service life management after the cutters are withdrawn, cutter information redundancy is brought, the cutter setting diameter is required to be classified, service life classification is also carried out, cutter house storage is difficult, sorting and cutter distribution efficiency is further reduced, and due to the fact that the types of processed plates are complex, universal cutter distribution is required to be achieved, and the requirement on cutter box bearing capacity is large. Under the non-stop processing mode that current rig equipment realized two knife boxes alternate production, can't satisfy general-purpose knife box bearing capacity demand. The material number cutter arrangement reduces cutter arrangement amount of cutter types, improves cutter arrangement efficiency of a cutter room to a certain extent, and still solves the problems of complex management of cutter information of a drilling room and waste of cutter service life.
In order to efficiently replace a tool and reduce waste of tool life, the present utility model provides a circuit board processing apparatus comprising: the device comprises a workbench, wherein at least one processing station is arranged on the workbench, and a first area and a second area which are adjacent to each other are arranged on the processing station; the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing the first cutter, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing the second cutter and are arranged in the first area; when the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board, the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter box; the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board when the cutter box is replaced outside; the shared knife box is used for storing shared knives and is arranged in the second area; the common tool and the first tool or the second tool include all kinds of tools for processing the circuit board. The circuit board processing equipment can realize full-automatic tool replacement, reduce the problem of waste of the service life of the tools, save the cost and improve the workshop automatic production efficiency.
As shown in fig. 5, the present utility model provides a workshop automation management system, comprising: the automatic tool changing device comprises an upper computer 500, a warehouse management system 300, a self-moving tool changing device 200 and a circuit board processing device 100. The circuit board processing device 100 processes the circuit board fully automatically under the control of the dispatching control system of the upper computer 500, and achieves automatic loading and unloading. The warehouse management system 300 dispatches and manages the cutters, processes the cutters, loads and unloads the cutter boxes, realizes outputting new cutter boxes or cutters to the circuit board processing equipment 100, and receives old cutter boxes replaced by the circuit board processing equipment 100. The self-moving tool changing device 200 is used as a carrier of the tool box, and the tool box is transferred between the circuit board processing device 100 and the warehouse management system 300 under the control of the dispatching control system of the upper computer 500. Thus, the plurality of circuit board processing apparatuses 100 can realize full-automatic tool replacement.
In fig. 5, the upper computer 500 of the present utility model schedules the control system to manage and control the circuit board manufacturing apparatus 100, the self-moving tool changing apparatus 200, and the warehouse management system 300. The circuit board processing apparatus 100 holds a cutter in a cutter cassette to process a circuit board, and the cutter needs to be replaced periodically. In some embodiments, the self-moving tool changing apparatus 200 includes a magazine and a robotic arm, and the circuit board processing apparatus 100 includes a buffer device. When there is no new replaceable tool in the tool box on the workbench of the circuit board processing apparatus 100, the tool box needs to be replaced integrally, the workbench of the circuit board processing apparatus 100 unloads the old tool box to the buffer device, the mechanical arm of the self-moving tool changing apparatus 200 picks up the old tool box from the buffer device and transfers the old tool box to the feed box, and picks up the new tool box from the feed box to the buffer device, and the circuit board processing apparatus 100 loads the new tool box on the buffer device on the workbench, so that the process of automatically changing the tool box is completed. The upper computer 500 control system serves as a central control system for controlling information interaction between the circuit board processing equipment 100 and the self-moving tool changing equipment 200, the circuit board processing equipment 100 sends a requirement for changing the tool box to the upper computer 500 control system, the upper computer 500 control system calls the self-moving tool changing equipment 200, the self-moving tool changing equipment 200 automatically moves from a work station of the warehouse management system 300 to the circuit board processing equipment 100 and approaches, and when the self-moving tool changing equipment 200 is accurately positioned to a processing station of the circuit board processing equipment 100 through an identification mark and/or a visual positioning system, a tool box changing process is prepared and started. In the tool changing process, the upper computer 500 schedules the control system to receive and transmit information and instructions of the circuit board processing apparatus 100 and the self-moving tool changing apparatus 200, and controls the circuit board processing apparatus 100 and the self-moving tool changing apparatus 200 to perform a work task of changing a tool box. In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the upper computer 500 is a terminal control computer system of a circuit board processing shop, a warehouse management system 300 of a management shop, a plurality of circuit board processing apparatuses 100, and a plurality of self-moving tool changing apparatuses 200.
As shown in fig. 4, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 of the present utility model includes a base 40, a beam 30, a spindle assembly 20, a table 10, etc., the table 10 is disposed on the base 40, the beam 30 is erected above the table 10, at least one spindle assembly 20 is slidingly connected to the beam 30, and at least one spindle assembly 20 moves on the beam 30 in a first direction. Each spindle assembly 20 includes at least one spindle 21, with a tool held by the bottom end of each spindle 21. The table 10 is movable in the second direction on the base 40, and at least one processing station 11 is provided on the table 10, each processing station 11 placing a circuit board. Each spindle assembly 20 corresponds to a circuit board on each processing station 11 one by one, and the spindle 21 clamps the tool for movement in a third direction to add the corresponding circuit board. The first direction, the second direction and the third direction are mutually perpendicular. In the context of the present utility model, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 may be implemented as a drilling apparatus, a forming apparatus, a gong machine apparatus, a gong-drilling apparatus, etc., without limitation. In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the number of spindle assemblies 20 of the circuit board processing apparatus 100 may be one, two, three, four, five, six, ten, twelve, etc., and the number of spindles 21 included in each spindle assembly may be one, two, three, etc., without being limited thereto.
In the upper and lower embodiments of the present utility model, the circuit board processing apparatus includes a workbench on which at least one processing station is provided, one circuit board being placed on each processing station. The circuit boards have different types, and the material, the size, the thickness, the hardness and the like of the circuit boards are different, so that the physical characteristics of the circuit boards of different types are greatly different. However, these circuit boards are fixed on a workbench, and a spindle assembly moving at high speed clamps a cutter to process the circuit boards. There are various ways of fixing the circuit board on the table, including but not limited to: the fixing modes can realize that the circuit board is stably and reliably fixed on the workbench, so that the circuit board is not displaced when the cutter moving at high speed processes the circuit board.
As shown in fig. 1 to 4, in the upper and lower embodiments of the present utility model, a circuit board processing apparatus 100 includes a table 10, at least one processing station 11 is disposed on the table 10, and adjacent first and second regions 111 and 112 are disposed on the processing station 11; a first magazine 1111 and a second magazine 1112, the first magazine 1111 storing first cutters and the second magazine 1112 storing second cutters being provided in the first region 111; the first blade box 1111 is used for machining a circuit board, and the second blade box 1112 is used for externally replacing the blade boxes; the first blade box 1111 is used for processing the circuit board when the blade box is replaced outside, and the second blade box 1112 is used for processing the circuit board; a common blade case 1121, wherein the common blade case 1121 storing a common blade is provided in the second region 112; the common tool 1121 and the first tool 1111 or the second tool 1112 include at least all kinds of tools for processing the circuit board. The tools in these cartridges are used for the spindle 21 to process the circuit board and the cartridges are replaced after the lifetime has expired.
In the above and below embodiments of the utility model, the first region 111 comprises at least two cartridges, which may be alternately replaced. For quick and efficient replacement of the cartridges, the first region 111 may be provided with a third cartridge, a fourth cartridge, etc., the number of cartridges in the first region is not strictly limited, and may be freely configured according to the need for actual replacement of cartridges, and the first cartridge 1111 and the second cartridge 1112 are merely exemplary. Similarly, the number of the common cartridges 1121 is not limited in the second region 112, and the common cartridges 1121 may be one, two, three, or the like, without being strictly limited. In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the common blade box 1121, the first blade box 1111 and the second blade box 1112 are all carriers for storing the blades, and each of the common blade box 1121, the first blade box 1111 and the second blade box 1112 includes 50-500 identical blade storage locations for storing the blades, each blade storage location can store only one blade, and the structures of the blade storage locations in the three blade boxes are all the same, except that the number of the blade storage locations and the number of the blade types may be different. In some embodiments, within the common cartridge 1121, the first cartridge 1111, and the second cartridge 1112, a predetermined number of cutters are each stored directly. For example, the common magazine 1121 has 400 magazine locations, storing 350 or 400 tools. The first magazine 1111 and the second magazine 1112 have the same number of magazine positions, each of which stores the same number of cutters, and the first magazine 1111 and the second magazine 1112 have 300 magazine positions, each of which stores 299 or 300 first cutters, 299 or 300 second cutters, respectively, without being strictly limited thereto. As shown in fig. 3, in other embodiments, the common blade cartridge 1121, the first blade cartridge 1111, and the second blade cartridge 1112 each comprise a sub-blade cartridge 12, each sub-blade cartridge 12 comprising the same number of storage locations 121, e.g., the common blade cartridge 1121 comprises 8 sub-blade cartridges 12, each sub-blade cartridge 12 comprises 50 storage locations 121, each first blade cartridge 1111 and second blade cartridge 1112 comprises 6 sub-blade cartridges 12, each sub-blade cartridge 12 also being 50 storage locations 121. In other preferred examples, common blade cartridge 1121 contains 500 magazine 121, and first blade cartridge 1111 and second blade cartridge 1112 each include 200 magazine 121. In the above embodiments, each of the cutter boxes and the sub-cutter boxes has a rectangular arrangement structure, so that the structure and layout of the cutter boxes are reasonably allocated, the space of the workbench is saved, the efficiency of replacing the cutter boxes is improved, and the cost is reduced.
In some embodiments of the present utility model, the circuit board processing apparatus further includes a buffer device, at least two buffer devices are disposed on the front baffle outside the workbench, and the buffer device, the first area and the second area are located on the same side of the workbench. Each buffer device corresponds to each replaceable cutter box one by one, the position of each buffer device is aligned with the position of the replaceable cutter box on the workbench, and the buffer device is used for buffering new and old cutter boxes between the circuit board processing equipment and the self-moving cutter changing device and plays a role in temporary transfer. For the circuit board processing equipment, the replacement of the cutter box can be realized without stopping, and for the self-moving cutter changing equipment, the cutter box is exchanged with the buffer device, so that the working condition of the circuit board processing equipment is not influenced. The buffer device is fixed on the outer side of the front baffle of the circuit board processing equipment and comprises a bottom frame, a lifting assembly and a buffer frame, wherein the bottom frame and the buffer frame are fixed on the front baffle. The lifting assembly extends from the underframe to the buffer rack, penetrates through the buffer rack, and penetrates through the buffer rack when lifted, and lifts the knife box above the buffer rack; when the lifting component descends, the knife box descends along with the lifting component until the buffer storage frame lifts the knife box. The buffer rack is used for buffering new and old knife boxes, and can buffer old knife boxes unloaded from the circuit board processing equipment and new knife boxes picked up from the self-moving knife changing equipment.
In some other embodiments of the utility model, no buffer is required on the front stop outside the circuit board processing equipment. When the workbench bearing tool box moves to a tool changing position, the self-moving tool changing equipment moves to the front of each processing station one by one; when the knife box is unloaded, the mechanical arm directly grabs the knife box which needs to be replaced on the workbench and transfers the knife box to the feed box; when the knife box is loaded, the mechanical arm transfers a new knife box from the inside of the feed box to the workbench. Therefore, the automatic and direct replacement of the cutter box of the self-moving cutter changing device and the circuit board processing device can be realized. In this embodiment, the buffer device is omitted, and the mechanical arm of the self-moving tool changing device directly picks up or unloads the magazine from the processing station.
In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the circuit board processing apparatus can change the tool in the following manner. As shown in fig. 4 and 1, the spindle 21 can exchange a tool by transferring the robot arm 22 and the tool holder 113. Specifically, the tool box and the tool holder 113 are arranged on the workbench, the spindle assembly 20 comprises a manipulator 22, the spindle assembly 20 and the workbench 10 relatively move, when a certain spindle 21 is aligned with the tool holder 113, the spindle 21 unloads the old tool to the tool holder 113, the spindle assembly 20 relatively moves with the workbench 10 again, the manipulator 22 is aligned with the tool holder 113, the manipulator 22 clamps the old tool to relatively move above the tool box, and unloads the old tool to the tool box. The spindle assembly 20 is then moved relative to the table 10, the robot 22 moves into alignment with the new tool, the robot 22 picks up the new tool, moves relative to the tool holder 113, and unloads the new tool into the tool holder, the spindle assembly 20 moves relative to the table 10, the spindle 21 moves to the tool holder, and the spindle 21 picks up and loads the new tool in the tool holder 113. This completes the action of changing the same kind of tool.
In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the self-moving tool changing apparatus 200 includes: the storage device comprises a motion chassis, a feed box and a manipulator, wherein the feed box comprises a plurality of storage positions for storing knife boxes; the mechanical arm is used for taking out the knife box from the material box and transferring the knife box to the workbench or picking up the knife box from the workbench or the buffer device and conveying the knife box into the material box. The motion chassis, the bearing bin and the mechanical arm move. Under the control of a dispatching control system of the upper computer, the self-moving tool changing equipment moves to a workstation of the warehouse management system, a material box in the workstation is received, the bearing material box moves to the circuit board processing equipment and aligns to one processing station on the workstation, and a tool box on the processing station is replaced by a manipulator. After the cutter box of one processing station is replaced, the cutter boxes of other processing stations of the circuit board processing equipment are replaced one by one from the mobile cutter changing equipment. After all the knife boxes in the bin are replaced, the bin is carried by the self-moving knife changing equipment and returned to a workstation of the warehouse management system, and the old bin is unloaded to the warehouse management system. And under the control of the upper computer dispatching control system, receiving control instructions for replacing the cutter box from the mobile cutter changing equipment, and executing other work tasks. In the upper embodiment and the lower embodiment of the utility model, the moving chassis is a self-moving guide car or an AGV trolley, the moving chassis bearing bin moves along a preset track, and the bin is transferred between a workstation of a warehouse management system and circuit board processing equipment, so that the full-automatic replacement of the knife box is realized.
In the embodiments of the present utility model, each of the tools, whether the tools are used together, the first tool or the second tool, has a predetermined lifetime, and a reasonable lifetime is set according to the process requirements of the tool processing, where the lifetime is understood as the maximum workload of the tool, and after the tool reaches the workload limit, the processed circuit board does not meet the process requirements. Therefore, a predetermined value of tool life is set, beyond which the tool cannot be used any more. In different application scenarios, the parameters of the tool life may be different, for example, in the drilling process, when the tool life is 3000 holes, the maximum workload of the tool is 3000 holes. In the forming equipment, the movement stroke of the cutter is 1000 meters, and the maximum workload of the cutter is 1000 meters. Beyond this lifetime, the tool needs to be replaced.
As shown in fig. 6, to manage the lifetime of each tool, the circuit board processing device further includes a tool management module, where the tool management module collects data information of a first object parameter of the processed circuit board, calculates tool requirement information, and sends the tool parameter information to the upper computer, and the upper computer sends the tool requirement information to the warehouse management system according to the tool parameter information, and the warehouse management system configures a predetermined tool according to the tool requirement information of the circuit board processing device, and transfers the tool to the circuit board processing device through the self-moving tool changing device under the control of the upper computer scheduling control system. In the continuous processing of circuit boards, expiration of the tool life is often encountered, and therefore, a reasonable number and variety of tools need to be provided to reduce the number of tool magazine replacements. In the embodiments of the present utility model, the first object parameters are computer programs for processing circuit boards, and are different in type of circuit boards, and identical in type of circuit boards. The first object parameters are preset in the circuit board processing equipment and comprise cutter parameters, circuit board parameters, cutter motion tracks, rules and the like, and the first object parameters are a collection of various data information.
In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, as shown in fig. 1, 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d, each circuit board processing apparatus 100 includes a table 10, at least one processing station 11 is disposed on the table 10, and each processing station 11 is disposed on: the machining area 114, the first area 111, the second area 112, the tool post 113, the tool inspection assembly 116, and the like, the machining area 114 is used for placing a circuit board, and the first area 111, the second area 112, the tool post 113, the tool inspection assembly 116, and the like are disposed on a side (also referred to as an operation side or a front side) of the machining area 114 near a safety door of a circuit board machining device. Therefore, the first region 111, the second region 112 and the tool rest 113 on the processing station 11 are located on the same side of the circuit board, and in order to save space of the workbench 10, the first region 111, the second region 112 and the tool rest 113 are adjacently arranged, so that the layout is compact.
As shown in fig. 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d, the layout manners of the first region 111 and the second region 112 may be various structures, which are reasonably set according to the size of the actual magazine, so as to improve the space utilization of the workbench 10. In fig. 2a, the insert seat 113, the second region 112 are located on the same side of the first region 111. In fig. 2b, the insert seat 113 and the second region 112 are also located on the same side of the first region 111, but the common insert pocket of the second region is aligned in the same direction as the first insert pocket and the second insert pocket. In the case of a replaceable common magazine, this arrangement facilitates picking up and replacing the same-directional magazine from the mobile magazine. In fig. 2c, the common blade cartridge is located between the first blade cartridge and the second blade cartridge. When the shared knife box is fixedly arranged on the workbench, the first knife box and the second knife box are not adjacent, and enough circumferential space is available for externally replacing the first knife box or the second knife box. In fig. 2d, the first region 111 and the second region 112 are arranged along the second direction, the common blade holder 1121, the first blade holder 1131, and the second blade holder 1132 are arranged between the first region 111 and the processing region 114 along the first direction, and the first blade holder 1111 and the second blade holder 1112 of the first region 111 are arranged outside the second region 112. This arrangement helps to reduce the size of each machining station 11 in the first direction, and in particular for machining stations for dual spindle machining, to reduce the size in the first direction and to increase the size in the second direction, so that two sets of cartridges for two spindles can be accommodated on one machining station 11, such that each common cartridge, first cartridge and second cartridge corresponds to one spindle. The structure of such a processing station 11 in fig. 2d has higher utilization of the space of the workbench and more reasonable layout.
As one of the preferred embodiments of the present utility model, as shown in fig. 2a, in the first region 111, the first cartridge 1111 and the second cartridge 1112 are arranged in a first direction; the short sides of the common blade case 1121 are aligned in a second direction, and the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction. A blade seat 113 is provided on the table 10 adjacent to the second region 112, the blade seat 113 being located on the same side of the first region 111 as the common blade cartridge 1121. At least one pin slot 115 is provided in the processing station 11, and the common magazine 1121 does not intersect with the extension line of the pin slot 115 in the plane of the table 10. The common tool apron is arranged at a special position of the processing station, and is reasonably arranged with the tool apron and the second area, so that the space utilization rate of the workbench can be improved while the capacity of the common tool box is provided; meanwhile, the positions of the tool holders are reasonably distributed, the distance between the tool holders and the common tool box and the distance between the tool holders and the first tool box are about the same, the relative movement stroke of the main shaft and the mechanical arm are reduced, and the tool replacement efficiency of the main shaft assembly is improved; in addition, the common cutter box is not intersected with the extension line of the pin groove, so that interference or potential collision between the common cutter in the common cutter box and the pins on the circuit board can be avoided, and particularly, in front feeding.
As shown in fig. 3, in the upper and lower embodiments of the present utility model, the first magazine 1111, the second magazine 1112 and the common magazine 1121 include a plurality of identical storage locations 121, each storage location 121 stores only one tool, and the storage locations 121 in the three magazines have the same structure, but the number of storage locations, the types of tools and the number of tools may be different. Here, the common tool box 1121 stores common tools, that is, at least one kind of tools is stored in a plurality of tool storage locations in the common tool box, and at least one tool is stored in each kind of tools; these different types, numbers, or different tools are all referred to as a common tool. Similarly, the first magazine 1111 stores first cutters, which means that a plurality of cutter storage locations in the first magazine store at least one type of cutters, and each type of cutter has at least one cutter; these different kinds, numbers or different tools are all referred to as first tools. Similarly, the second magazine 1112 stores the first tools, which means that a plurality of tool storage locations in the second magazine store at least one type of tools, and each type of tools has at least one tool; these different types, numbers, or different tools are all referred to as second tools. The first tool, the second tool, and the common tool are distinguished only by the cartridge, and are collectively referred to as tools in the cartridge, and are not strictly limited herein.
In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the first cartridge 1111 and the second cartridge 1112 have different uses and operating states, both of which are used alternately for processing a circuit board or for externally replacing the cartridges at the same time. Specifically, when the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board, the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter box; when the first knife box is used for externally replacing the knife box, the second knife box is used for processing the circuit board.
In some embodiments of the present utility model, spindle assembly 20 picks up either of the tools in first magazine 1111 and common magazine 1121 to process a circuit board, and second magazine 1112 is used to supplement the insufficient number of tools in the first magazine. Therefore, when the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board, the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter boxes, at the moment, the first cutter box is identical to the second cutter box, and the first cutters in the first cutter box and the second cutters in the second cutter box can be identical in number and variety. When the circuit board is processed, no matter whether the cutter is needed to be replaced by the common cutter box or not, and no matter what state the cutter is replaced by the common cutter box, the first cutter box and the second cutter box are replaced alternately, the cutter in the first cutter box is used up, the second cutter box is ready, then the second cutter box is switched to, the cutter in the second cutter box is used for processing the circuit board, and at the moment, the first cutter box enters a state of externally replacing the cutter. In the process that the first cutter box or the second cutter box is used for replacing a cutter through the self-moving cutter replacing equipment, the time for externally replacing the cutter box is smaller than the time for processing the circuit board by the first cutter box or the second cutter box; thus, before the tool in the first or second cartridge is exhausted, the other cartridge has completed changing the cartridge outside in a ready state. The first knife box and the second knife box are alternately processed and replaced in this way, so that the knife box can be replaced without stopping the circuit board processing equipment, and the processing efficiency is not affected even if the knife box is replaced when the same circuit board is processed.
In another embodiment of the present utility model, the spindle assembly 20 picks up either of the tools within the first magazine 1111 and the common magazine 1121 for processing one circuit board and the second magazine 1112 is used for another type of circuit board processing. The circuit board is continuously processed, when the circuit board is switched to process another type of circuit board, correspondingly, the first object parameter for processing the circuit board is changed, and the required cutter is also changed, so that the cutter is prepared in advance, and the time waste caused by the cutter being called by the warehouse management system when the circuit board is switched is avoided. Therefore, when the circuit boards of the first kind (lot) are processed to the last circuit board, the kind and number of the required tools are determined according to the second object parameters of the circuit boards of the second kind (lot) arranged in sequence, the kind and number of the second tools are configured, and the second tools required for the circuit boards of the second kind are replaced to the work table through the second magazine by the self-moving tool changing device. At this time, the second cutter in the second cutter box is compared with the first cutter in the first cutter box, and at least one first cutter is different from the second cutter. In the application scenario, when the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board, the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter box; when the first knife box is used for externally replacing the knife box, the second knife box is used for processing the circuit board. Similarly, in the process that the first cutter box or the second cutter box is used for replacing the cutter through the self-moving cutter replacing device, the time for externally replacing the cutter box is smaller than the time for processing the circuit board by the first cutter box or the second cutter box. Thus, before the tool in the first or second cartridge is exhausted, the other cartridge has completed changing the cartridge outside in a ready state. The two knife boxes are alternately used for externally replacing the knife boxes, so that the knife boxes can be replaced without stopping the circuit board processing equipment, and the processing efficiency is not affected even if different types (batches) of circuit boards are switched.
In the above and below embodiments of the present aspect, the common tool and the first tool or the second tool at least include all kinds of tools for processing the circuit board. The common tool and the first tool, the common tool and the second tool each include a plurality of kinds of tools required for processing the corresponding circuit board. Specifically, before each circuit board is processed, the cutter management module obtains all types of cutters according to the first object parameters corresponding to the circuit board, calculates the number of each cutter, configures the preset number of the cutters of the preset type and each cutter, and reasonably arranges the cutters in the common cutter and the first cutter or the second cutter. In some embodiments of the present utility model, the following tables 1 and 2, Φ3 … … Φ20 illustrate 20 types of tools, which are different, specifically including different diameters, different lives, different lengths, different weights, different identifications, etc., each configured with a predetermined number. In the same kind of circuit board processing, as shown in table one, both the first blade cartridge and the second blade cartridge include: 100 Φ1 tools, 200 Φ2 tools, which are called first tools or second tools; the common tool comprises: 40 Φ5 tools, 25 Φ6 tools, 30 Φ7 tools … … and 20 Φ20 tools. In the processing of different kinds of circuit boards, as shown in table two, the first magazine contains 100 Φ1 cutters, 200 Φ2 cutters, which are called first cutters; the second cartridge contains 150 Φ3 cutters, 150 Φ4 cutters, which are referred to as the second cutters; the common tool comprises: 40 Φ5 tools, 25 Φ6 tools, 30 Φ7 tools … … and 20 Φ20 tools. When the same kind of circuit board is processed, as shown in table one, 5 kinds of cutters are needed for the circuit board, and all the 5 kinds of cutters are respectively configured to a shared cutter box and a first cutter box or a second cutter box, and the shared cutter box actually comprises other 13 kinds of shared cutters of other phi 6, phi 7, phi 8 and … … phi 20. When processing different kinds of circuit boards, as shown in a second table, 3 kinds of cutters are needed for the first circuit board, namely, 3 kinds of cutters are respectively configured to a common cutter box and a first cutter box, namely, phi 1, phi 2 and phi 6; the second circuit board needs phi 3, phi 4 and phi 18, and all the 3 cutters are respectively configured to the common cutter box and the second cutter box; The common tool box also comprises other 14 common tools of other phi 5, phi 7, phi 8 and … … phi 20. That is, when a certain circuit board is processed, the common tool and the first tool, or the common tool and the second tool, include at least all kinds of tools necessary for processing the corresponding circuit board. Therefore, when the circuit board is processed, the number of kinds of the common tools in the common tool box is larger than the number of kinds of the first tools in the first tool box or the number of kinds of the second tools in the second tool box; the common cutters are 16 cutters, namely phi 5, phi 6 … … and phi 20, and the types of the common cutters are more than 4 cutters of the first cutter or the second cutter, namely phi 1, phi 2, phi 3 and phi 4. the number of each common cutter in the common cutter box is smaller than the number of each first cutter in the first cutter box or the number of each second cutter in the second cutter box. In the following tables one and two, the number of the common tools per kind is 45, 25, 30, 20, etc., which are smaller than the number of tools per kind of the first tool or the second tool: 100, 150, 200.
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In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the common blade box 1121 is preset on the table 10, and the common blade box 1121 contains most kinds of tools required for the whole circuit board processing equipment shop. In practical application, the types of the tools required by the whole workshop for one month are counted in advance, and the total number of the types of the public tools and the first tools or the second tools can be obtained by counting the types of the tools required by each circuit board processing and then obtaining a combination of the types of the tools. Specifically, five kinds of tools are required for processing the first circuit board, namely, Φ1, Φ2, Φ5, Φ9 and Φ17, three kinds of tools are required for processing the second circuit board, namely, Φ3, Φ4 and Φ18, three kinds of tools are required for processing the third circuit board, namely, three kinds of tools … … are required for processing the third circuit board, namely, Φ1, Φ2 and Φ6, according to the enumeration method, the total number of kinds of tools required for processing 50 kinds of circuit boards in one month in the whole workshop is obtained: Φ1, Φ2, Φ3 … … Φ20 illustrate 20 tools.
In the embodiments of the present utility model, the cutters have different types and numbers, and the circuit board processing device processes each circuit board according to the first object parameters, and the cutter management module configures the following parameters according to the number of circuit boards in the first object parameters, the types and the workload of the cutters required for processing the single circuit board, and the life parameters of the common cutter, the first cutter or the second cutter: (1) the type and number of common tools in the common tool box; (2) the type and number of first cutters within the first magazine; (3) the type and number of the second cutters in the second magazine. Each cutter has a service life, and when the service life exceeds the service life, the cutter needs to be replaced, and the machining cannot be continued. The tool life of the same kind is the same. The workload of each tool can be obtained in a circuit board processing workshop, or on a single circuit board, or on a tool box, by the product of the number of each tool and the service life of each tool. For example, the number of the cutters Φ8 is 50, and the lifetime of the cutters Φ8 is 3000 holes or 3000 meters, the workload of the cutters Φ8 is 15 ten thousand holes or 15 ten thousand meters. As shown in the following table three, 50 kinds of circuit boards need to be processed in the whole workshop in one month, and the 50 kinds of circuit boards need to be provided with 20 kinds of cutters of phi 1, phi 2 and phi 3 … … phi 20, which are respectively used for processing the 50 kinds of circuit boards in the workshop, and the working total amount of 20 kinds of cutters in the 50 kinds of circuit boards is respectively counted. The statistical method is as follows: the working loads of all the cutters in 50 circuit boards are listed respectively, the working loads of the cutters of the same type are overlapped, and the working load of a single cutter in a workshop in one month is calculated. The workload of each cutter in each circuit board can be obtained through data in corresponding object parameters, the workload of the cutters used in the circuit board is obtained by multiplying the number of the circuit boards, the range is expanded to 50 kinds of circuit boards within one month, the workload of 20 kinds of cutters is added independently according to the cutter types, and finally the workload of 20 kinds of cutters in 50 kinds of circuit boards within one month is obtained, and the workload is ordered in descending order, as shown in a table three. In the process of machining one circuit board, the workload of each common cutter is smaller than that of each first cutter or each second cutter. Determining several kinds of cutters with large single workload as a first cutter or a second cutter, such as cutters phi 1, phi 2, phi 3 and phi 4; dividing the first cutter box or the second cutter box for storage; several tools with smaller workload are determined as common tools, for example: phi 5, phi 6, phi 7 … …, phi 20 are divided into common magazine stores. The tools with larger workload may be one, two, three, … …, seven, eight, etc., and the tools with smaller workload may be ten, fifteen, twenty, etc., without being particularly limited. The actual division of the common tool and the first tool or the second tool according to the tool workload is a floating process, and the division limit is affected by a plurality of factors: (1) total number of types of tools, (2) number of tools at critical point, (3) capacity of common cartridges, (4) number of each type of tool in each cartridge, (5) number of tool exchanges or cartridges. The shared cutter box and the first cutter box or the second cutter box are divided, so that service life waste of the shared cutter is mainly reduced, the number of cutter changing times is reduced, and cutter changing efficiency is improved. In one embodiment, five tools of Φ1, Φ2, Φ5, Φ9 and Φ17 are needed for processing the circuit board, the common tool comprises 16 tools of Φ5, Φ6 and Φ7 … … and Φ20, and the first tool box or the second tool box comprises two tools of Φ1 and Φ2. Thus, the common tool and the first tool or the second tool at least comprise all kinds of tools for processing the circuit board. The following table three illustrates a monthly workshop cutter number statistics table, in which individual cutters are arranged according to workload, and the dividing boundaries of the common cutter and the first cutter are determined. The number of individual tools is then calculated separately, in combination with the lifetime of the individual tools. And combining the number of the cutter storage positions of the shared cutter boxes, the first cutter boxes and the second cutter boxes, respectively determining the number of the shared cutter boxes, the number of the first cutter boxes or the second cutter boxes, and alternately replacing a plurality of the first cutter boxes and the second cutter boxes. Realize that the cutter that work load is big is changing always, and the shared cutter that work load is little sets up always on the workstation, need not follow first tool box or second tool box and change to reduce the waste of shared cutter, let the shared cutter use and change again after the life-span, avoid the shared cutter life-span not expired and need follow first cutter or the whole change of second cutter.
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It should be noted here that the number of individual tools in a single tool box needs to be determined in conjunction with a specific circuit board. When five kinds of tools are required for processing a circuit board, as shown in the above table, for example, five kinds of tools are included in Φ1, Φ2, Φ5, Φ9, Φ17. According to the dividing limit of the shared cutter, phi 5, phi 9 and phi 17 are shared cutters and stored in a shared cutter box. And phi 1 and phi 2 are all first cutters in the first cutter box, the first cutter box is identical to the second cutter box, the first cutters are identical to the second cutters, the second cutters of the same kind and number are also stored in the second cutter box, and the second cutter box is used for replacing the cutter boxes after the first cutter box is used up, namely, the second cutter boxes are alternately used for processing circuit boards or used for replacing the cutter boxes. The first cutter box comprises two cutters phi 1 and phi 2, and the number of the two cutter boxes can be determined according to the workload of the two cutters in the current circuit board and the service lives of the two cutters. For example, in one embodiment, in the continuous processing path of the current circuit board, the workload of two tools Φ1, Φ2 in one sub-circuit board is 6 ten thousand holes and 12 ten thousand holes respectively, and the workload of the common tools Φ5, Φ9 and Φ17 is 100 holes, 30 holes and 6000 holes; the number of five cutters can be 20, 40, 1 and 2 by combining the service life 3000 holes of the five cutters. Since the circuit board is continuously duplicated, the next sub-circuit board is also required with these five tools Φ1, Φ2, Φ5, Φ9, Φ17. Therefore, the first number of cutters that can be configured in the first cartridge is: the total of 100 phi 1 and 200 phi 2 cutters is 300, and the first cutter box can meet the first cutters required by processing 5 sub-circuit boards. At least 1 phi 5, 1 phi 9 and 2 phi 17 are configured in the common tool box to meet the processing requirement. When the number of phi 5, phi 9 and phi 17 in the common cutter box is insufficient, the condition for triggering the replacement of the common cutter is started, and the common cutter is replaced. However, the second cutter box which is arranged in advance is also provided with 100 phi 1 and 200 phi 2, the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter box, after all cutters in the first cutter box are used for service life, the second cutter box is used for processing the circuit board, and the first cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutters. Therefore, in the above-mentioned process of processing the circuit board, the common tools Φ5, Φ9, Φ17 are arranged in advance in the common tool box, and in the process of replacing the first tool box or the second tool box, the common tools Φ5, Φ9, Φ17 are not replaced, and not only are each the first tools replaced after the service life, but also each common tool Φ5, Φ9, Φ17 is replaced after the service life. Therefore, the five cutters phi 1, phi 2, phi 5, phi 9 and phi 17 are all used up, the service life of each cutter is used up, the waste of the service life of the common cutter is reduced, and the cost is reduced.
In an embodiment of the present utility model, the circuit board processing apparatus includes a tool management module that monitors and updates the life of the common tool, the first tool, or the second tool in real time. In the above and below examples of the utility model, the lifetime has two physical measurement units, the number of holes drilled (in holes) and the movement path (in meters). In some embodiments of the present utility model, during the process of machining a circuit board, the CDB detection module is used to detect the number of times the spindle holds the tool for drilling along the third direction, so as to directly obtain the current number of times of use of the tool, wherein each time of drilling is used to machine a hole, and the service life is reduced by one. And the total service life of the current cutter is subtracted by the using times, so that the real-time residual service life of the current cutter is directly obtained. In other embodiments of the present utility model, during the process of machining a circuit board, the CBD detection module is used to detect the time when the spindle clamps the cutter to drill the gong, and in combination with the relative movement speed, the total distance of the movement of the cutter can be determined; each cutter moves one meter, and the service life is reduced by one. And subtracting the distance which is already travelled from the total distance service life of the current cutter, and directly obtaining the remaining distance service life of the current cutter. In either way, the life of the tool can be obtained in real time, and the life can be the remaining life or the life which has been used currently, and no matter what dimension the tool reaches the preset life, the tool can not be used any more, and when the tool box is provided with the matched tools of the same kind, the step of replacing the tool in the tool box is executed. When no available cutter exists in the cutter box, a cutter changing condition is triggered, and the automatic cutter changing or cutter box changing step is executed.
In some embodiments of the present utility model, as shown in fig. 1 to 4, a common blade cartridge 1121 is fixedly provided on the table 10, and the common blade cartridge 1121 exchanges a common blade by the first blade cartridge 1111 or the second blade cartridge 1112. As described above, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 is configured with the common blade box 1121 in advance, and as for all the less-working-amount blades stored in the common blade box for a predetermined time period within one month, no matter which kind of circuit board is processed, the corresponding common blade can be found in the common blade box 1121, the remaining more-working-amount blades are distributed to the first blade box 1111 and the second blade box 1112, and the two blades are alternately replaced, so that the utilization rate of the service life of the blade is ensured to be maximum, and the turnover is reduced. In the case of the common blade magazine 1121, the common blade magazine 1121 is fixed to the processing station 11 provided on the table 10, and the common blade is arranged in advance to the common blade magazine 1121, and when the circuit board is switched, only the first blade magazine 1111 or the second blade magazine 1112 needs to be switched, and the common blade magazine 1121 does not need to be switched, so that the common blade can be used fully, and each common blade can be replaced after the whole service life is used, thereby improving the service life of the common blade and reducing the cost. In the present embodiment, the common blade case 1121 is fixedly disposed on the table 10, that is, the common blade case 1121 is fixed to the processing station 11 of the table by a connector such as a screw, and at this time, the common blade case 1121 is not replaceable, and the common blade case 1121 becomes one of the structural members of the table 10.
When the common blade case 1121 is fixedly provided on the table 10, a plurality of common blades for processing different kinds of circuit boards are contained in the common blade case 1121. However, the capacity of the common blade case is limited, and even if the common blade case stores a large number of common blades, the common blade case has a long life, and therefore, how to replace the common blades. In this embodiment, the first cutter box or the second cutter box is used to replace the cutters in the common cutter box, and the common cutter box is used to replace the cutters outwards through the transfer of the first cutter box or the second cutter box. Specifically, when the life of a tool of any one type in the common tool box is completely exhausted and the tool needs to be replaced, the common tool can be replaced by any one of the following methods.
The first method for replacing the common tool further includes a first tool holder 1131 and a second tool holder 1132 on the table 10, so as to control the unloading of the old common tool to the first tool holder 1131 and the transferring of the new common tool to the second tool holder 1132 or the common tool box 1121. In this method of exchanging a common tool, two tool holders 113 need to be provided for each machining station 11: the first tool holder 1131 and the second tool holder 1132, wherein the first tool holder 1131 is used for caching the unloaded old tool, and the second tool holder 1132 is used for caching the loaded new tool, so that the mutual pollution of the new tool and the old tool on the same tool holder can be avoided. In the process of replacing the old tool with the common magazine 1121, under the control of the control system of the circuit board processing apparatus 100, the steps of:
S11, when the shared cutter box lacks cutters or the shared cutter box needs to be replaced, the cutter management module sends requirement information for replacing the shared cutters to the upper computer management system through the circuit board processing equipment, the upper computer inquires inventory cutters of the warehouse management system and comprehensively loads the required shared cutters on the first cutter box or the second cutter box, the first cutter box and the second cutter box are loaded through the self-moving cutter changing equipment and are transported to a processing station of the circuit board processing equipment, and the first cutter box or the second cutter box is transported to the processing station through the mechanical arm or the buffer device. In this way, the common tools of the type lacking in the common tool magazine are transferred to the processing station, and only the common tools need to be transferred between the common tool magazine and the first or second tool magazine.
S12, controlling the old common cutter to be unloaded to the first cutter holder, and enabling a manipulator on the main shaft assembly to pick up the old cutter from the common cutter box and unload the old cutter to the first cutter holder; or the spindle directly unloads the old common tool to the first seat. The first method is to first download the old common tool to the first tool holder when the new common tool is transferred to the processing station, to provide at least one tool storage location on the common tool magazine for the new common tool to be stored.
S13, controlling the new common tool to be transferred to the second tool apron. The first cutter box or the second cutter box stores the required types of common cutters, wherein the common cutters can be one cutter, five cutters or ten cutters, and are not limited herein. Of course, in order to improve the transfer efficiency, the first cutter is certainly stored in the first cutter box, or the second cutter is certainly stored in the second cutter box, and the cutters are loaded in multiple times at one time in each cutter box, so that the times of replacing the cutter boxes can be saved, and the automatic cutter replacing efficiency is improved. Specifically, the manipulator on the spindle assembly picks up the shared cutter in the first cutter box or the second cutter box, directly transfers the shared cutter to the second cutter seat, and transfers the new shared cutter to the shared cutter box after the transfer of the second cutter seat. Similarly, the old common tool is transferred from the first tool holder to either the first tool box or the second tool box. The replacement of the common cutter is completed, repeated operation is performed for a plurality of times, and the task of replacing the common cutter can be completed through the first cutter holder, the second cutter holder, the first cutter box or the second cutter box.
In the first method for replacing the common tool, S12 and S13 are not limited in order, and both can complete the task of replacing the common tool after who first. In this method, the common blade cartridge does not participate in replacement, and only the common blade needs to be replaced. The first cutter box or the second cutter box is used for transporting the common cutter, so that the cutter management difficulty of the warehouse management system can be reduced, the transportation efficiency of self-moving equipment is improved, the cost is reduced, the cost of the common cutter box can be saved, only a small amount of common cutter boxes are needed to be equipped in each workshop, and the transportation efficiency of the whole workshop is improved.
The second method for replacing the common tool further comprises a first tool holder 1131 on the workbench, wherein the old common tool is controlled to be unloaded to the first tool holder 1131, and the new common tool is controlled to be transferred to the common tool box. As in the first method S11 and S12, the common tool is transferred to the first tool box or the second tool box, and the old common tool is controlled to be unloaded to the first tool holder. The difference is that only one tool holder is needed to complete the task of replacing the common tool. Specifically, after unloading the old common cutter to the first cutter holder, directly transferring the new common cutter to the common cutter box in the process of loading the new common cutter; after the manipulator picks up the common cutter from the first cutter box or the second cutter box, the manipulator is directly transported to the common cutter box without passing through the first cutter seat. The method is simpler and more direct, and besides the technical effect of the first method for replacing the common cutter, the efficiency of replacing the common cutter can be further improved.
In a third method for replacing the common tool, the workbench further comprises a second tool holder 1132, and the new common tool is controlled to be transferred to the second tool holder 1132, and the old common tool is controlled to be unloaded to the first tool box 1111 or the second tool box 1112. The same as S11 in the first method, the common tool is transferred to the first or second magazine, with the difference that the new common tool is loaded to the second holder and then the old common tool is unloaded to the first or second magazine. The sequence is not particularly limited, depending on the condition that the spindle assembly is idle, the magazine is shared, and the magazine of the first magazine or the second magazine is stored. For example, in the case where the first or second magazine is full, it is apparent that the first or second magazine cannot accommodate the old common tool any more, and therefore, it is necessary to pick up the new common tool to the second holder first so that the first or second magazine is free of a magazine for accommodating the old common tool. Similar to the second method of changing the common tool, after the new common tool is transferred to the second tool holder, the old common tool is directly transferred from the common tool box to the first tool box or the second tool box without being transferred through the tool holder. The method is also simple and direct, and besides the technical effect of the first method for replacing the common cutter, the efficiency of replacing the common cutter can be further improved.
A fourth method of changing a common cutter controls the transfer of an old common cutter to the first or second cartridge and controls the transfer of a new common cutter to the common cutter. The fourth method is applicable to simultaneously replacing a plurality of common tools. The multiple old common cutters are needed to be replaced in the common cutter box, the multiple new common cutters are loaded in the first cutter box or the second cutter box, and the manipulator on the main shaft assembly can transfer the work at night. Specifically, in one embodiment, the robot picks up an old common tool from within the common tool box and transfers it to either the first or second tool box; and picking up a new common cutter from the first cutter box or the second cutter box and transferring the new common cutter to the common cutter box. The new shared cutter and the old shared cutter are alternately transferred to the cutter storage position of the other side. Of course, the first or second magazine has an empty magazine for the turnover of both. In another embodiment, when the common cutter box, the first cutter box or the second cutter box has a plurality of empty cutter storage positions, the manipulator picks up the old common cutter from the common cutter box one by one and transfers the old common cutter to the first cutter box or the second cutter box, and then picks up the new common cutter from the first cutter box or the second cutter box one by one and transfers the new common cutter to the common cutter box. The two replacing methods mainly take the conditions of empty conditions in the cutter box, the number of cutters to be replaced and the like into consideration comprehensively by combining the cutter replacing efficiency, so that the purpose of providing the cutter replacing efficiency is achieved.
In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the new and old common tools means that in the process of replacing the common tools, the tools that have been used or have expired need to be replaced, which is called the old common tools; the common tools transferred from the mobile tool changing device need to be loaded in a common tool box, called a new common tool. The new and old common tools are only relative names during the tool change process and are not strictly limited.
The above four methods are examples, and not particularly limited, and at least one of them may be used in the process of replacing the common tool. In the practical application process, the common cutter box can have a plurality of common cutters of various types and a plurality of numbers to be replaced simultaneously, so that the efficiency is improved, and the replacement times are reduced. Therefore, the possibility of replacing a plurality of common tools at once is greater. In the process of simultaneously replacing a plurality of common tools, at least one of the four methods can be used for improving the transfer and turnover efficiency, and a similar deformation method can also be applied, so that the method is not particularly limited, and the efficiency is improved in the actual application process as a final target.
In some embodiments of the present utility model, when unloading a common tool, if the current lifetime of the common tool is less than a preset lifetime, controlling the common tool to be unloaded to the common tool box; and if the current service life of the last common cutter of the category is equal to the preset service life, controlling the common cutter to be unloaded to the first cutter box or the second cutter box. The tool management module monitors and replaces the service life of each tool, and triggers the replacement of control information of the common tools after the expiration of the service life of the common tools is monitored. Specifically, for each tool in the common magazine, the replacement method is divided into two types: (1) replacing the last of a common tool. In order not to waste the life of each common tool, it is striven for each common tool to be replaced with life, especially in a common tool box. When all other tools of this kind run out of life, the last tool of this kind processes on the spindle. In this case, the tool management module updates the service life of each tool, including the last tool, in real time. When the life of the last tool expires, the tool cannot continue machining, and the spindle holds the tool at this point. To improve the efficiency of changing the tools, it is necessary to control the unloading of the common tool to the first or second magazine without retracting the common magazine. Specifically, whether the tool holder is required to be turned or not can be freely selected by combining the method for replacing the common tool. In this scenario, the tool management module updates the tool life in real time, and the control system of the circuit board processing device collects the tool life, and when unloading the tools of this kind, if the current life of the common tool is equal to the preset life, the common tool is controlled to be unloaded to the first tool box or the second tool box. The common tool here, i.e. the last common tool of the kind, after the spindle holds the tool and processes it, if the current lifetime of the common tool is found to have been equal to the preset lifetime, the last tool is unloaded directly to the first or second magazine. The precondition here is that the first or the second magazine already has at least one empty magazine or that the first and the second magazine are in a state of no full magazine.
(2) Any one of the other tools except the last one of the common tools is replaced. In the application scene, the main shaft component sequentially picks up the common cutter processing circuit boards of the type one by one, after the service life of one common cutter is over, the main shaft component returns the common cutter with the service life being over to the original cutter storage position of the common cutter box, and picks up the other common cutter of the type to continue processing the circuit boards. In the process, the common cutter box stores other common cutters of the type, so that external cutter changing is not needed, and only another common cutter of the same type needs to be replaced by the main shaft. Until any other common tool except the last tool is used up, after the last tool is picked up by the main shaft, the circuit board can be directly processed according to the method, and the circuit board can be unloaded to the first tool box or the second tool box.
In the embodiments of the present utility model, there are two methods for replacing the common tool. The first tool changing method comprises the following steps: the cutter management module acquires the service life of the common cutter in real time; the residual life of the common cutter is smaller than a preset value; controlling the transfer of the new common cutter to the second cutter box; after the circuit board is processed until the next circuit board is processed, or when the shared cutter reaches the service life; and controlling the replacement of the common cutter with the second cutter box. The second tool changing method comprises the following steps: the tool changing method is applied to circuit board processing equipment and comprises the following steps: the cutter management module acquires the service life of the common cutter in real time; when the residual service life of the common cutter cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board; controlling the transfer of the new common cutter to the second cutter box; after the circuit board is processed until the next circuit board is processed, or when the shared cutter reaches the service life; and controlling the replacement of the common cutter with the second cutter box. During spindle replacement of the common tool, most of the time the life of the common tool has not expired. Therefore, the cutter management module updates the service life of the common cutter in real time, the current service life of the common cutter is smaller than the preset service life, and the common cutter is controlled to be unloaded to the common cutter box; so that the use of the common tool is continued until the life is exhausted. Thereby reducing the life waste of the common tool.
In some embodiments of the present utility model, the replacement of the common blade has the methods described above, but for the blade management module and the circuit board processing equipment control system, when the common blade needs to be replaced, although ideally each common blade is replaced after the lifetime, the replacement of the blade also needs to take into account multiple factors such as the efficiency of the replacement blade, the classification of the blade cartridge, and so on. The most reasonable balance point is sought under multiple contradictory factors. That is, many times, the tool life is not completely spent and needs to be replaced, thereby improving efficiency. Therefore, the conditions triggering the external replacement of the common tool include any one of the following: (1) the service life of all cutters is reached; (2) all of the tools of any kind reach the service life; (3) each tool reaching a predetermined threshold of total life; (4) The remaining total life of at least one type of tool is not satisfactory for the work load of processing the next circuit board.
For the first triggering condition, all the cutters reach the service life, and the control information for externally replacing the common cutter is triggered. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the common cutter is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the common cutter. Specifically, the fact that all the tools reach the service life means that there are a plurality of common tools of a plurality of kinds in the common tool box, and all the common tools reach the service life, and all the common tools must be replaced at this time.
For the second triggering condition, all the cutters of any kind reach the service life, and the control information for externally replacing the common cutter is triggered. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the common cutter is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the common cutter. All of the tools of any kind reach the service life, that is, a plurality of tools of various kinds are stored in the common tool box, and as long as all of the tools of one kind reach the service life, the control information for replacing the tools of the same kind is triggered. One category here may be five tools, or one tool, without limitation.
For a third trigger condition, each tool reaching a threshold value predetermined by the total number of lives; triggering control information for externally replacing the common cutter. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the common cutter is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the common cutter. Each tool reaches a predetermined threshold of total life; means that in the common tool box, the products of the number of the tools of the type and the service life of the tools can be determined as the total service life of the tools according to the type classification of the tools; the total number of tool lives already used reaches 90% of the total number of lives of tools of this kind, triggering the replacement of the common tool outside in advance. For example, there are 16 male tools in the tool box, and the total life of each tool is different. However, in 16 kinds of tools, when the total service life of each tool reaches 90% of the total service life of the tools, the condition of tool replacement is triggered, and the tools need to be replaced in advance, so that the situation that no tools are available in the common tool box is prevented.
For the fourth trigger condition, the remaining total life of at least one type of tool is insufficient to meet the workload of processing the next circuit board; triggering control information for externally replacing the common cutter. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the common cutter is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the common cutter. The fact that the remaining total service life of at least one type of tool cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board means that the service life of each type of common tool is updated in the continuous use process, and the total service life of the type of tool is subtracted by the used description, so that the remaining total service life of the type of common tool is obtained; the next circuit board is processed, namely, the cutter is replaced in advance, so that enough time is reserved for transferring the self-moving cutter changing equipment; therefore, when the current circuit board is processed, the workload of various kinds of common tools required for the next circuit board is pre-determined in advance, wherein the workload is also the number of holes or the distance that the kind of tools need to process on the next circuit board. If the remaining total life of the cutter of the type cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board, control information for triggering the replacement of the common cutter is needed, and the common cutter is prepared to be replaced in advance. On one hand, the standby state that no shared cutter is available can be prevented when the next circuit board is processed; on the other hand, the tool changing time can be saved, the common tool is replaced in advance when the front circuit board and the rear circuit board are used for changing materials, and the time can be saved and the tool changing and material changing efficiency can be improved although the service life of part of the common tool is not used up.
Another aspect of the present utility model also provides a tool changing method applied to a circuit board processing apparatus, including: acquiring parameters of a circuit board and a cutter in the first object parameters; determining the type and number of the cutters in the cutter box; controlling a circuit board processing device to pick up the cutter to process the circuit board; and when the sum of all the residual lives of at least one cutter in the cutter box can not meet the workload of processing the next circuit board, controlling to externally replace the cutter.
In other embodiments of the present utility model, a common blade case 1121 is detachably disposed on the table 10, and the frequency of changing the blades to the outside of the common blade case 1121 is smaller than the frequency of changing the blades to the outside of the first blade case 1111 and the second blade case 1112. As two embodiments of the present utility model, when the common blade cartridge is fixed on the table, the common blade cartridge exchanges the blade by the first blade cartridge or the second blade cartridge; when the common knife box is detachably arranged on the workbench, the common knife box can be externally replaced. Specifically, as with the first cartridge or the second cartridge, the common cartridge may be replaced by a self-moving tool changing device, which is not described herein. In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the first and second cartridges are detachably provided on the table, regardless of the manner in which the common cartridge is provided on the table. In the embodiments of the present utility model, detachably disposed on the workbench means that the common blade box, the first blade box, and the second blade box are disposed on the workbench by means of magnetic attraction, elastic limit, mechanical limit, and the like, and the three blade boxes can be switched between a locking state and a releasing state. Specifically, when the three knife boxes are positioned on the processing station of the workbench, the three knife boxes are in a locking state, and when the knife boxes or the knives are required to be externally replaced, the three knife boxes are in a releasing state, so that the self-moving knife replacing equipment and the circuit board processing equipment can be conveniently replaced with new and old knife boxes.
When the shared knife box is detachably arranged on the workbench, the shared knife box, the first knife box and the second knife box all need to be replaced outside to meet the requirement of the knife tools required by the circuit board processing equipment. However, as described above, the amount of work of the tools in the common tool box is smaller than that in the first and second tool boxes, and the amount of work of each of the common tools is smaller, and therefore, the frequency of the common tool box to the outside replacement of the common tool box is smaller than that of the first or second tool box to the outside replacement of the common tool box. In particular, the self-moving tool changing apparatus requires replacement of the first or second tool magazine of the machining station every 2 hours, but the self-moving tool changing apparatus requires replacement of the common tool magazine only every 48 hours. For the warehouse management system, the upper computer and the self-moving tool changing equipment, the tool box can be separately replaced, so that the transfer efficiency can be improved, the service life of the shared tools in the shared tool box can be fully utilized, the waste of the service life of the shared tools can be reduced, and the cost can be reduced.
In the above and below embodiments of the present utility model, the method of replacing the cartridges and the tools of the first cartridge and the second cartridge is as follows. Taking the first cutter boxes as an example, each first cutter box stores a predetermined kind and a predetermined number of first cutters. The spindle assembly selects a first tool to machine the circuit board according to a predetermined rule according to the first object parameters and the configuration of the tool management module. In this process, the spindle may need to change the tool, whether it is to change the first tool or change the common tool, and the original tool held by the spindle may be returned to the original tool storage position in the first tool box, so as to facilitate the next continued use of the first tool. Until one first cutter is used for a service life, the other first cutter of the same type is replaced in the first cutter box by a cutter replacing method of the spindle assembly, and machining is continued. And so on until the spindle assembly runs out of all of the first cutters within the first magazine. After the first cutter box runs out of cutters, the circuit board processing equipment is switched to the second cutter box, and the cutters in the second cutter box are continuously picked up to process the circuit board. At this time, the first cartridge is used for externally replacing the cartridge, and the whole first cartridge is replaced in cooperation with the self-moving tool changing device. The first cartridge is ready for replacement before the second cartridge runs out of all the second tools. So reciprocating, when the second knife box is used for processing the circuit board, the first knife box is used for externally replacing the knife box; when the first knife box is used for processing the circuit board, the second knife box is used for externally replacing the knife box.
In the process of changing the first and second cartridges outside the cartridge pair, the types and the number of the cutters need to be pre-determined in advance, and as described above, the types of the cutters in each cartridge and the number of the cutters in each type can be determined by the workload of the circuit board and other parameters. After the types and the numbers of the cutters are obtained through the cutter management module and the first object parameters, when the control information of the cutter box is triggered to be replaced, the conditions of triggering the cutter box replacement by the first cutter box and the second cutter box are pre-configured in the cutter management module, and only any one of the following triggering conditions is met, the control information of replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is started. The circuit board processing equipment sends the control information to the upper computer, and the upper computer invokes the mobile tool changing equipment to transfer the tool box from the warehouse management system to the circuit board processing equipment under the control of the dispatching control system. The triggering conditions include the following four types: (1) all cutters reach the service life; (2) all of the tools of any kind reach the service life; (3) The remaining total life of at least one type of tool is not satisfactory for processing the next circuit board; (4) the cartridge completes a predetermined amount of work.
For the first triggering condition, all cutters reach the service life, and control information for externally replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is triggered. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box outwards when the condition is met. In particular, the fact that all the tools reach the service life means that there are a plurality of first tools of a plurality of kinds in the first magazine, all of which reach the service life, at which time the first magazine must be replaced. Or in the second magazine there are a plurality of second cutters of a plurality of kinds, all of which reach the service life, at which time the second magazine must be replaced.
For the second triggering condition, all cutters of any kind reach the service life, and control information for externally replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is triggered. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box outwards when the condition is met. The fact that all the types of cutters reach the service life means that a plurality of types of first cutters are stored in the first cutter box, and as long as all the types of first cutters reach the service life, the control information for replacing the types of first cutters is triggered. Similarly, for the second cutters, when all the cutters of any type reach the service life, it means that a plurality of second cutters of various types are stored in the second cutter box, and as long as all the second cutters of one type reach the service life, the control information for replacing the second cutter box of the type is triggered. One category here may have 150 first cutters or second cutters, without limitation.
For the third trigger condition, the remaining total life of at least one type of tool is insufficient to meet the workload of processing the next circuit board; triggering the control information for externally replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box outwards when the condition is met. The fact that the remaining total life of at least one type of tool cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board means that the life of each type of first tool or second tool is updated in the continuous use process, and the total life of the type of tool is subtracted by the used instruction, so that the remaining total life of the type of first tool or second tool is obtained; the next circuit board is processed, namely, the cutter is replaced in advance, so that enough time is reserved for transferring the self-moving cutter changing equipment; therefore, when the current circuit board is processed, the workload of the first cutter or the second cutter of various types required by the next circuit board is pre-determined in advance, wherein the workload is also the number or the distance of holes which need to be processed on the next circuit board by the cutter of the type. If the remaining total service life of the cutter of the type cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board, the control information of replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box needs to be triggered, and the cutter box is prepared to be replaced in advance. On the one hand, the standby state that no first cutter or no second cutter is available can be prevented when the next circuit board is processed; on the other hand, the tool changing time can be saved, the first tool box or the second tool box is replaced in advance when the front circuit board and the rear circuit board are used for changing materials, and the time can be saved and the efficiency of tool changing and material changing can be improved although a small part of the service life of the first tool or the service life of the second tool are not used up.
For the fourth trigger condition, the cartridge completes a predetermined workload; triggering the control information for externally replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box. The method is characterized in that a condition for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box is preset in the cutter management module, and the cutter management module sends out control information for replacing the first cutter box or the second cutter box outwards when the condition is met. The predetermined workload of the knife box is that the first knife box or the second knife box completes the predetermined workload given by the first object parameter in the process of processing the circuit board, and then the control information of replacing the knife box is triggered. Specifically, at the last stage of processing a circuit board or a circuit board, only a first cutter or a second cutter of a half box is needed to complete processing tasks, and at this time, the half box cutter is transferred from the mobile cutter changing device, and in the half box cutter, part of cutters are not used, for example, a certain cutter only uses 1% of the service life, but the workload of processing the circuit board is completed. For this cutter, a predetermined task of finishing the circuit board has been completed for the entire cutter case, and at this time, even if a part of the cutters fail for the life, the first cutter or the second cutter needs to be replaced to meet the need of replacing the circuit board or the kind of the circuit board, thereby improving the processing efficiency of the circuit board.
Another aspect of the present utility model also provides a tool changing method applied to a circuit board processing apparatus, including: acquiring parameters of a circuit board and a cutter in the first object parameters; determining the type and number of the cutters in the cutter box; controlling a circuit board processing device to pick up the cutter to process the circuit board; and when the sum of all the residual lives of at least one cutter in the cutter box cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board, controlling to externally replace the cutter box.
The circuit board processing equipment and the tool changing method can reduce the service life waste of the common tool, improve the utilization rate of the common tool, save the cost and also improve the automatic tool changing efficiency.
Example 1
In this embodiment, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 is taken as an example of a two-axis drilling apparatus, and the structure and tool changing method of the circuit board processing apparatus in an automated circuit board processing apparatus shop will be described in detail.
In the present embodiment, as shown in fig. 1, 2a, 3, and 4, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 includes a table 10, a spindle assembly 20, a cross beam 30, and a base 40. The spindle assembly 20 includes a spindle 21 and a robot 22. At least one processing station 11 is arranged on the workbench 10, and a first area 111 and a second area 112 which are adjacent to each other are arranged on the processing station 11; a first blade cartridge 1111 and a second blade cartridge 1112, the first blade cartridge 1111 storing a plurality of first blades and the second blade cartridge 1112 storing a plurality of second blades being provided in the first region 111; the common blade case 1121 is provided in the second region 112, the common blade case 1121 storing a plurality of common blades is fixedly provided on the table 10, and the common blade case 1121 is replaced by the first blade case 1111 or the second blade case 1112. In the present embodiment, the first cartridge 1111 and the second cartridge 1112 are disposed on the table 10 by magnetic attraction so as to facilitate the cartridge replacement to the outside.
As shown in fig. 1, 2a, 3 and 4, two processing stations 11 are provided on the table 10, and each processing station 11 is provided with: the machining area 114, the first area 111, the second area 112, the tool post 113, the tool inspection assembly 116, and the like, the machining area 114 is used for placing a circuit board, and the first area 111, the second area 112, the tool post 113, the tool inspection assembly 116, and the like are disposed on a side (also referred to as an operation side or a front side) of the machining area 114 near a safety door of a circuit board machining device. Therefore, the first region 111, the second region 112 and the tool rest 113 on the processing station 11 are located on the same side of the circuit board, and in order to save space of the workbench, the first region 111, the second region 112 and the tool rest 113 are adjacently arranged, so that the layout is compact. As shown in fig. 1, the common blade case 1121 is fixedly provided on the table 10, and the common blade case 1121 exchanges a common blade with the first blade case 1111 or the second blade case 1112. When the first knife box 1111 is used for processing a circuit board, the second knife box 1112 is used for externally replacing the knife boxes; the first magazine 1111 is used for external replacement of the magazine, and the second magazine 1112 is used for machining the circuit board.
As shown in fig. 2a, in the first region 111, the first cartridge 1111 and the second cartridge 1112 are arranged in a first direction; the short sides of the common blade case 1121 are aligned in a second direction, and the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction. A blade seat 113 is provided on the table 10 adjacent to the second region 112, the blade seat 113 being located on the same side of the first region 111 as the common blade cartridge 1121. At least one pin slot 115 is provided in the processing station 11, and the common magazine 1121 does not intersect with the extension line of the pin slot 115 in the plane of the table 10.
As shown in fig. 3, each of the common blade cartridge 1121, the first blade cartridge 1111, or the second blade cartridge 1112 includes a plurality of identical sub-blade cartridges 12, specifically, the common blade cartridge 1121 includes 10 sub-blade cartridges 12, the first blade cartridge 1111 or the second blade cartridge 1112 includes 6 sub-blade cartridges 12, each sub-blade cartridge 12 includes 50 identical storage locations 121, and each storage location 121 can store only one blade.
In fig. 1, the tool post 113 and the robot 22 on the spindle assembly 20 can be freely selected to replace the same kind of tool, whether the tool post is shared or the first and second tool post, and one tool is used up and replaced with another tool of the same kind stored in the tool post; in Table one, the exchange between 40 phi 5 tools, or between 200 phi 2 tools. Suitably, the first seat 1131 and/or the second seat 1132 may be selected to be matched.
As shown in fig. 5, in an automation plant, the system comprises an upper computer 500, a circuit board processing device 100, a self-moving tool changing device 200 and a warehouse management system 300. Under the control of the dispatching control system of the upper computer 500, the self-moving tool changing device 200 transfers the tool boxes between the circuit board processing device 100 and the warehouse management system 300 so as to achieve the purpose of automatic tool changing.
In the present embodiment, a plurality of types of common tools are stored in the common tool box 1121, and as shown in table one, the common tool box 1121 includes 16 types of common tools in total of 500 types of common tools in total of Φ5 and Φ … … Φ20. The first cartridge 1111 and the second cartridge 1112 each include the same two kinds of tools Φ1, Φ2, 300 in total. The processing target circuit board needs five cutters in total of phi 1, phi 2, phi 5, phi 9 and phi 17. These five types of cutters are all distributed within the common cutter cassette 1121 and the first cutter cassette 1111, and the second cutter cassette 1112 is used to replace the first cutter cassette 1111. Therefore, the common tool and the first tool or the second tool include at least all kinds of tools necessary for processing the circuit board.
In the above table one, before all of 40 Φ5 are used up, the common tool Φ5 can be replaced by the following method. Specifically, as shown in fig. 7, the method comprises the following steps:
S20, acquiring parameters of the circuit board and the cutter in the first object parameters. Before processing the circuit boards, each circuit board is provided with corresponding first object parameters, the first object parameters of 50 circuit boards planned to be processed in one month are obtained, the first object parameters of each circuit board are inquired, and the workload of various cutters is obtained. And counting the workload of 20 kinds of cutters in the 50 kinds of circuit boards, and sorting after classification and superposition. A demarcation line of the common tool and the first tool or the second tool is determined. Determining several kinds of cutters with large single workload as a first cutter or a second cutter, such as cutters phi 1, phi 2, phi 3 and phi 4; dividing the first cutter box or the second cutter box for storage; several tools with smaller workload are determined as common tools, for example: phi 5, phi 6, phi 7 … …, phi 20 are divided into common magazine stores. At this time, the number of kinds of cartridges of the common cartridges has been determined.
S30, determining the types and the numbers of the cutters in the cutter box. After determining the dividing limit of the tool box, comparing first object parameters of the processing target circuit board, and determining the number of first tools in the first tool box. After inquiring the first object parameters to obtain two cutter types phi 1 and phi 2, determining the number of the two cutters phi 1 and phi 2 according to the processing path of the first object parameters.
S40, controlling the circuit board processing equipment to pick up the cutter to process the circuit board. After determining the kinds and the number of the common knife tools and the first tools, the control main shaft 21 picks up the knife tool processing circuit board, and selects five kinds of knife tool processing circuit boards of phi 1, phi 2, phi 5, phi 9 and phi 17 freely according to the rule of the first object parameters.
S50, controlling to externally replace the cutter when the sum of all the residual lives of at least one cutter in the cutter box cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board. Because the common cutter can not be replaced, only the cutter can be replaced, when the sum of all the residual lives of at least one cutter in the common cutter box can not meet the workload of processing the next circuit board, the external replacement of the common cutter is controlled. Specifically, when the sum of all the remaining lives of Φ5 is 10 holes, the workload of processing the next circuit board by Φ5 is 12 holes, and obviously, the next circuit board cannot be completely processed by the common tool Φ5, in order to improve the efficiency, save the time, waste the remaining life 10 holes of the common tool Φ5, trigger the control information for externally replacing the common tool Φ5, and start externally replacing the common tool Φ5.
In the above table one, before all of the 200 first tools Φ2 are used up, the common tool Φ2 can be replaced by the following method. Specifically, as shown in fig. 7, the method comprises the following steps:
S120, acquiring parameters of the circuit board and the cutter in the first object parameters. Similar to S20 described above, the dividing boundaries of the common cutter and the first cutter or the second cutter are determined. And will not be described in detail.
S130, determining the types and the numbers of the cutters in the cutter box. Similar to S30 described above, the kind and number of the first tools are determined. And will not be described in detail.
And S140, controlling the circuit board processing equipment to pick up the cutter to process the circuit board. Similar to S40 described above, five kinds of tools Φ1, Φ2, Φ5, Φ9, Φ17 are freely selected to process the circuit board according to the rule of the first object parameter. And will not be described in detail.
And S150, controlling to externally replace the cutter box when the sum of all the residual lives of at least one cutter in the cutter box cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board. S150 is slightly different from S50, and in step S150, the first cartridge needs to be replaced externally before all of the 200 first tools Φ2 are used up. Specifically, when the sum of all the remaining lives of Φ2 is 1000 holes, the workload of processing the next circuit board by Φ2 is 1200 holes, and obviously, the next circuit board cannot be completely processed by the first cutter Φ2, in order to improve the efficiency, save the time, waste the remaining life 1000 holes of the common cutter Φ2, trigger the control information of externally replacing the first cutter Φ2, and start the externally replacing of the first cutter box.
And in the process of replacing the common cutter by the common cutter box. Specifically, to the common tool Φ5, the external replacement of the tools can be achieved as follows. As shown in fig. 9, the method comprises the following steps:
S200, the cutter management module acquires the service life of the cutter in real time. The circuit board processing equipment comprises a cutter management module, wherein the cutter management module monitors and updates the service life of a cutter in real time. For the common tool Φ5, the lifetime is reduced by one per hole machined, and in table three, 40 Φ5 have a total lifetime of 12 tens of thousands.
S300, when the residual service life of the common cutter cannot meet the workload of processing the next circuit board; and controlling to transfer the new common cutter to the second cutter box or the second cutter box. In the common tool box, the total service life of phi 5 is 12 ten thousand, when the residual service life of phi 5 is 10 holes, the work load of machining the next circuit board is 12 holes, and the control information of replacing the common tool phi 5 is triggered. The circuit board processing equipment sends control information for replacing phi 5 to the upper computer, 40 phi 5 cutters are fetched from the warehouse management system 300 by the self-moving cutter changing equipment 200 under the control of the dispatching control system of the upper computer, and the cutter is transferred into the first cutter box 1111 or the second cutter box 1112 to move to the circuit board processing equipment.
S400, after the circuit board is processed and before the next circuit board is processed, or when the service life of the common cutter is reached, the common cutter is controlled to be replaced with the first cutter box or the second cutter box. The circuit board processing apparatus is in a processing state, and therefore, in the present embodiment, after the current circuit board is processed, the common tool Φ5 is replaced until the next circuit board is processed. Although part of the life of phi 5 is wasted, the tool changing efficiency can be improved, a reasonable balance is found between the tool changing efficiency and the tool life, and the cost is saved. In other embodiments, when the common tool Φ5 reaches the useful life, that is, the next circuit board is processed using Φ5, the common tool Φ5 is replaced after Φ5 runs out of the remaining life 10 holes. The method is to replace the cutter shared cutter phi 5 in the process of processing a circuit board, so that the shared cutter phi 5 can run out of the whole service life, the service life waste of the shared cutter phi 5 is reduced, and the cost is saved. In either state, the common cutter Φ5 is replaced by the first or second cutter case.
Example two
In this embodiment, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 is taken as an example of a two-axis drilling apparatus, and the structure and tool changing method of the circuit board processing apparatus in an automated circuit board processing apparatus shop will be described in detail.
The present embodiment is otherwise identical to the first embodiment except that the common blade cartridge 1121 is detachably provided on the table 10. The common blade cassette 1121, the first blade cassette 1111, and the second blade cassette 1112 are all disposed at the processing station 11 of the table 10 by magnetic attraction. The common blade cartridge 1121 itself can be replaced externally without requiring the transfer of either the first or second blade cartridge. The structure of the shared cutter box is identical with that of the first cutter box and the second cutter box, and the shared cutter box comprises 6 sub cutter boxes, and each sub cutter box has 50 cutter storage positions in total. The common cutter box is configured with preset cutter types and quantity in the warehouse management system, and the same as the first embodiment, the demarcation limit of the common cutter box, the first cutter box or the second cutter box is determined by the method of the first embodiment, and then the cutter types and quantity in each cutter box are determined. And finally transferring the workpiece to a workbench of circuit board processing equipment through self-moving tool changing equipment.
The circuit board processing equipment comprises a workbench, wherein at least one processing station is arranged on the workbench, and a first area and a second area which are adjacent to each other are arranged on the processing station; the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of first cutters, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of second cutters and are arranged in the first area; a common blade box storing a plurality of common blades, the common blade box being disposed in the second region; in the process of machining one circuit board, the workload of each common cutter is smaller than that of each first cutter or each second cutter.
In this embodiment, the method of changing the cartridge that shares the cartridge, the first cartridge, and the second cartridge is the same as the method of changing the cartridge of the first cartridge in the embodiment. And will not be described in detail.
Compared with the first embodiment, the circuit board processing equipment is more flexible, the service life waste of the common cutter can be reduced, the cost is saved, and the cutter changing efficiency is improved.
Example III
In this embodiment, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 is taken as an example of a two-axis drilling apparatus, and the structure and tool changing method of the circuit board processing apparatus in an automated circuit board processing apparatus shop will be described in detail.
The other embodiments are the same as the first embodiment except that the conditions for triggering the replacement of the common tool are different. In this embodiment, as shown in fig. 8, the method for replacing the common tool includes the following steps:
S600, the tool management module acquires the service life of the tool in real time. Substantially similar to step S200, the tool management module monitors and updates tool life in real time, with a total life of 12 thousand holes for the common tool Φ5.
S700, when the residual life of the common cutter is smaller than a preset value; and controlling the transfer of the new common cutter to the first cutter box or the second cutter box. The tool management module configures a preset value of the common tool phi 5, and triggers a condition for externally replacing the common tool when the residual life 10 holes of the common tool phi 5 are smaller than the preset value 11 holes. The circuit board processing equipment sends control information for replacing phi 5 to the upper computer, 40 phi 5 cutters are fetched from the warehouse management system 300 by the self-moving cutter changing equipment 200 under the control of the dispatching control system of the upper computer, and the cutter is transferred into the first cutter box 1111 or the second cutter box 1112 to move to the circuit board processing equipment.
S800, after the circuit board is processed until the next circuit board is processed, or when the service life of the common cutter is reached; and controlling the replacement of the common cutter with the first cutter box or the second cutter box. Similar to step S400, the common cutter Φ5 is replaced by the first or second cutter cassette in either state.
In this embodiment, the configuration of the common blade cartridge, the first blade cartridge, and the second blade cartridge is the same as that of the first embodiment. And will not be described in detail. Compared with the first embodiment, the tool changing method of the circuit board processing equipment is more flexible, the service life waste of the common tool can be reduced, the cost is saved, and the tool changing efficiency is improved.
Example IV
In this embodiment, the circuit board processing apparatus 100 is taken as a two-axis molding apparatus, and the structure and tool changing method of the circuit board processing apparatus in an automated circuit board processing apparatus shop will be described in detail.
The other embodiments are substantially the same as the first embodiment, or fine-tuned as appropriate. The difference is that (1) the life of the tool is measured in meters in terms of distance; (2) The adaptive calculation method of the workload of the cutter also has a difference, namely, the distance is calculated through the movement speed and time of the main shaft. Other structures or methods are adaptively adjusted, and a person skilled in the art can make translation or fine adjustment on the basis of the structures or the methods to obtain the structure and the tool changing method of the forming equipment, and the details are not repeated again.
For forming equipment, the service life waste of the common cutter can be reduced, the cost is saved, and the cutter changing efficiency is improved.
The foregoing description of embodiments of the utility model has been presented for purposes of illustration and description, and is not intended to be exhaustive or limited to the embodiments disclosed. Many modifications and variations will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the various embodiments described. The terminology used herein was chosen in order to best explain the principles of the embodiments, the practical application, or the technical improvements in the marketplace, or to enable others of ordinary skill in the art to understand the embodiments disclosed herein. The scope of the utility model is defined by the appended claims.

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1. A circuit board processing apparatus, comprising:
The device comprises a workbench, wherein at least one processing station is arranged on the workbench, and a first area and a second area which are adjacent to each other are arranged on the processing station;
the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of first cutters, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of second cutters and are arranged in the first area;
The shared knife box is used for storing a plurality of shared knives and is arranged in the second area, the shared knife box is fixedly arranged on the workbench, and the shared knife box is used for replacing the shared knives through the first knife box or the second knife box.
2. The circuit board processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein in the first region, the first and second cartridges are arranged in a first direction, and the short sides of the common cartridge are arranged in a second direction, the first direction being perpendicular to the second direction.
3. The circuit board processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein a blade holder is provided on the table, the blade holder being located on the same side of the first region as the common blade cartridge.
4. The circuit board processing apparatus of claim 2, wherein the processing station is provided with at least one pin slot, and wherein the common blade box does not intersect an extension line of the pin slot in a plane of the table.
5. The circuit board processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the common blade case, the first blade case, and the second blade case are linearly arranged in the first direction; the common blade cartridge is located between the first blade cartridge and the second blade cartridge, or the first blade cartridge and the second blade cartridge are located on the same side of the common blade cartridge.
6. The circuit board processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second magazine is used for processing a circuit board while the first magazine is used for externally changing a tool; when the second cutter box is used for externally replacing the cutter, the first cutter box is used for processing the circuit board.
7. The circuit board processing apparatus of any of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first and second cartridges each comprise at least one empty magazine.
8. The circuit board processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the common tool, the first tool, and the second tool each include different kinds and numbers, and the number of kinds of common tools in the common tool box is larger than the number of kinds of first tools in the first tool box, or the number of kinds of second tools in the second tool box.
9. The circuit board processing apparatus of claim 8, wherein the common tool, the first tool, and the second tool each comprise a different kind and number, and the number of each of the common tools in the common tool box is smaller than the number of each of the first tools in the first tool box or the number of each of the second tools in the second tool box.
10. A circuit board processing apparatus, comprising:
The device comprises a workbench, wherein at least one processing station is arranged on the workbench, and a first area and a second area which are adjacent to each other are arranged on the processing station;
the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of first cutters, and the first cutter box and the second cutter box are used for storing a plurality of second cutters and are arranged in the first area;
A common blade box storing a plurality of common blades, the common blade box being disposed in the second region; in the process of machining one circuit board, the workload of each common cutter is smaller than that of each first cutter or each second cutter.
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