JP5727976B2 - Printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus and insulation inspection method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an apparatus for inspecting an insulation state between circuit patterns of a printed circuit board and an insulation inspection method thereof.

  When inspecting the insulation state between circuit patterns on a printed circuit board, an inspection voltage is applied between circuit patterns on the printed circuit board via an inspection probe, and the insulation resistance value is obtained from this inspection voltage and the current value flowing through the inspection probe. Based on the insulation resistance value, it is inspected whether the insulation state is good. In this case, a spark may be generated between the circuit patterns due to voltage application, and when this spark occurs, the substrate is determined as a defective product.

In Patent Document 1, a voltage is applied to a circuit pattern, a voltage between circuit patterns is detected from the start of voltage application to a predetermined timing, and the presence or absence of a voltage drop between circuit patterns generated by sparks is detected during that time. It is disclosed that when a voltage drop is detected, the substrate is determined to be defective.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 2 of Patent Document 1, the elapsed time from the time when the test voltage is applied between the circuit patterns is counted, and the insulation resistance is measured at a predetermined time when the voltage of the circuit pattern becomes a steady state. By calculating the value, detecting whether or not a spark has occurred between the circuit patterns by that time, and determining that no spark has occurred, and comparing the measured resistance value with the threshold value First, it is determined whether or not the insulation state between circuit patterns is good, and whether or not a spark has occurred after voltage application. When a spark occurs, it is determined that the substrate is defective. In the case where no occurs, after a predetermined time elapses, a voltage value and a current are measured to calculate a resistance value, and a method of determining pass / fail based on the resistance value is shown.

Japanese Patent No. 3546046

  However, it is difficult to set the timing for detecting the presence or absence of sparks. With the former method of detecting the presence or absence of sparks while calculating the insulation resistance value, sparks are generated even after the voltage reaches a steady state. Therefore, if sparks occur after calculating the insulation resistance value, there is a problem that the defective product cannot be determined, and even in the latter method of calculating the insulation resistance value after first detecting the presence or absence of sparks, There is a problem that a blank time occurs between the determination of the occurrence of spark and the calculation of the insulation resistance value, and the spark generated during that time is not detected.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to reliably detect the occurrence of a spark and improve inspection accuracy.

  According to the printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus of the present invention, a DC voltage is applied between circuit patterns of a printed circuit board, and the circuit is based on an insulation resistance value calculated from the applied voltage value and a current value flowing between the circuit patterns. In a printed circuit board insulation inspection device that determines the quality of insulation between patterns, an applied voltage control unit that controls the applied voltage, and a spark detection time from the start of voltage application until the completion of the voltage rise until the specified time elapses A current increase detection unit for detecting whether or not a current value flowing between the circuit patterns has increased by a predetermined value or more due to a spark generated between the circuit patterns, and the current increase detection unit detects the predetermined value. A spark determination unit that determines that the printed circuit board is defective when the above increase in current is detected, and a spark detection time that can set the specified time And having a setting unit.

  The printed circuit board insulation inspection method of the present invention applies a DC voltage between circuit patterns of the printed circuit board, and based on an insulation resistance value calculated from the applied voltage value and a current value flowing between the circuit patterns. In the insulation inspection method for a printed circuit board for determining whether the insulation state between the circuit patterns is good or not, a spark detection time until a specified time elapses from the start of voltage application to the completion of voltage rise is set in advance. It is determined that the printed circuit board is defective when it is detected that the value of a current flowing between the circuit patterns has increased by a predetermined value or more within a spark detection time.

  By setting the end of the spark detection time after the lapse of the specified time from the completion of the voltage rise, it is possible to reliably detect not only the voltage rise but also the subsequent spark occurrence at the time of voltage stabilization. Since the specified time from the completion of the voltage rise can be set with respect to the spark detection time, the occurrence of the spark can be detected appropriately by setting the time according to the production lot of the printed circuit board.

  In the printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus of the present invention, the applied voltage control unit is configured to determine whether the applied voltage is an insulation resistance detection voltage for obtaining the insulation resistance value or a spark detection voltage higher than the insulation resistance detection voltage. The insulation state determination unit for determining whether the insulation state is good or not calculates the insulation resistance value between the circuit patterns by the insulation resistance detection voltage applied after the spark detection time has elapsed. It is preferable to determine whether the state is good or not, and the current increase detection unit may detect an increase in current due to the spark detection voltage applied within the spark detection time.

  In the insulation inspection method of the present invention, the applied voltage is controlled to either an insulation resistance detection voltage for obtaining the insulation resistance value or a spark detection voltage higher than the insulation resistance detection voltage, and the spark detection time. When it is detected that the current value due to the spark detection voltage has increased by a predetermined value or more, it is determined that the printed circuit board is defective.

  By controlling the spark detection voltage and the insulation resistance calculation voltage separately, the optimum voltage can be set according to each inspection, and the spark detection voltage is set to a high voltage. Thus, occurrence of a spark can be reliably detected.

In the printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus according to the present invention, the applied voltage control unit may further include a voltage rise time setting unit capable of setting a time from the start of voltage application to the completion of the voltage rise.
If an applied voltage is applied instantaneously, sparks may occur instantaneously and may be difficult to detect, but even in such situations, the occurrence of sparks can be reliably detected by enabling the voltage rise time to be changed. Therefore, it is possible to accurately determine defective substrates.

  In the insulation inspection apparatus for a printed circuit board according to the present invention, the current increase detection unit further detects a time required for the current increase equal to or greater than the predetermined value, and the spark determination unit is configured to detect the time by the current increase detection unit. When a current increase exceeding a predetermined value is detected, it is determined that the printed circuit board is defective when it is detected that the time required for the current increase is within a predetermined current increase determination time. It is good to be.

  In the insulation inspection method of the present invention, when it is detected that the current value has increased by a predetermined value or more, the time required for the current value to further increase by a predetermined value or more is detected, and the current is determined in advance. When it is detected that the increase determination time is within the range, the printed circuit board is determined to be defective.

In this case, the spark determination unit may further include a current increase determination time setting unit that can change the current increase determination time.
In the insulation inspection method of the present invention, it is preferable to set in advance the time from the start of voltage application to the completion of the voltage increase.
In addition to detecting an increase in current, it is possible to prevent erroneous determination due to noise by determining that the printed circuit board is defective when detecting that the time required for the increase in current is within a predetermined time range. It is possible to accurately determine defective substrates.

In the printed circuit board insulation inspection method of the present invention, detection of a current flowing between the circuit patterns may be started after a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of voltage application.
Immediately after the start of voltage application, an unstable state of the electrical signal occurs, so that current detection is started avoiding that time in order to prevent erroneous determination.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reliably detect the occurrence of sparks not only when the voltage rises but also when the voltage is stable thereafter, and by setting the spark detection time according to the production lot of the printed circuit board, etc. The occurrence of sparks can be reliably detected and the inspection accuracy can be improved.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a first embodiment of an insulation inspection apparatus for a printed circuit board according to the present invention. FIG. 6 is an electrical characteristic diagram showing temporal changes in voltage and current flowing between circuit patterns when a spark occurs while an applied voltage is rising. FIG. 6 is an electrical characteristic diagram showing a temporal change between a voltage and a current flowing between circuit patterns when a spark occurs after completion of an increase in applied voltage. It is a flowchart which shows 1st Embodiment of the insulation test method of the printed circuit board which concerns on this invention. It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows 2nd Embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows 3rd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows 4th Embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
The printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus according to the first embodiment performs insulation inspection on a combination of a plurality of circuit patterns C1 to C4 on the printed circuit board 1, and a plurality of switches connected to the circuit patterns C1 to C4. A switch circuit 2 having switches A0 to A4 and B0 to B4, a switch switching control unit 3 for controlling the opening and closing of the switching switches A0 to A4 and B0 to B4 of the switch circuit 2, and circuit patterns C1 to C1 through the switch circuit 2 A variable voltage source 4 for applying a voltage to C4, an applied voltage control unit 5, a voltage detection unit 6 for detecting a voltage and a current between circuit patterns connected to the variable voltage source 4 by the switch circuit 2, and a current detection unit 7 A voltage rise completion detector 8 for detecting that the voltage rise is completed after the voltage application, and a current increase detector for detecting whether or not the current value has increased by a predetermined value or more. Part 9 has a spark detection time setting unit 10, the main controller 11 and the display device 12 for setting a spark detection time as described below.

The switch circuit 2 has a + side main selector switch A0 connected to the + side of the variable voltage source 4 and a − side main selector switch B0 connected to the − side, and each circuit is connected to the + side main selector switch A0. The + side changeover switches A1 to A4 connected to the patterns C1 to C4 are connected in parallel, and the-side changeover switches B1 to B4 connected to the circuit patterns C1 to C4 are connected in parallel to the-side main changeover switch B0. It is the structure which was made.
In the case of the four circuit patterns C1 to C4 shown in FIG. 1, the switch change control unit 3 controls the opening / closing (ON / OFF) of the changeover switches A0 to A4 and B0 to B4 as shown in Table 1. The In Table 1, a blank indicates an OFF state.

  As shown in Table 1, first, in the first inspection, the + side changeover switches A1 and A2 of the circuit pattern C1 and the circuit pattern C2 are set to the connection state (ON), and the − of the circuit pattern C3 and the circuit pattern C4 is − The side change-over switches B3 and B4 are set to the connected state (ON). At this time, both the main changeover switches A0 and B0 are set in the open state (OFF). And a voltage is applied to each circuit pattern C1-C4 by making it a connection state (ON) in order of-side main selector switch B0 to + side main selector switch A0. In the first inspection, between the circuit pattern C1 and the circuit pattern C3, between the circuit pattern C1 and the circuit pattern C4, between the circuit pattern C2 and the circuit pattern C3, and between the circuit pattern C2 and the circuit pattern C4. Each insulation state is inspected.

Next, in the second inspection, the + side changeover switch A1 of the circuit pattern C1 is connected (ON) and the − side changeover switch B2 of the circuit pattern C2 is connected (ON). When the changeover switches A0 and B0 are sequentially connected from the negative side (ON), the insulation state between the circuit pattern C1 and the circuit pattern C2 is inspected.
In the third inspection, the + side changeover switch A3 of the circuit pattern C3 is connected (ON) and the − side changeover switch B4 of the circuit pattern C4 is connected (ON). When the main changeover switches A0 and B0 are sequentially connected from the negative side (ON), the insulation state between the circuit pattern C3 and the circuit pattern C4 is inspected.
By operating the changeover switches described above, the insulation state of all combinations of the four circuit patterns C1 to C4 is inspected.

The applied voltage control unit 5 controls the applied voltage from the variable voltage source 4 and has a function that allows the operator to change the applied voltage.
The voltage detection unit 6 and the current detection unit 7 include an A / D converter that converts an analog detection signal from the voltmeter 13 or the ammeter 14 into a digital signal, and detects a voltage or a current based on the detection signal. To do.
The voltage rise completion detection unit 8 samples the voltage signal output from the voltage detection unit 6 at a predetermined period, and when the sampled voltage signal reaches the specified voltage set by the application voltage control unit 5, the voltage rise completion detection unit 8 It detects that the ascent is complete and outputs an ascent completion signal.
The current increase detection unit 9 samples the current signal output from the current detection unit 7 at a predetermined period, compares the previous current signal with the current current signal, and compares the current signal with the current increase signal when the current value increases by a predetermined value or more. Is output.

The main control device 11 is provided with a CPU 21, a memory 22, a data communication unit 23 for data communication with each unit, and the like, and a spark is generated within the spark detection time set by the spark detection time setting unit 10. The function of the spark determination part 25 which determines whether it generate | occur | produced, and the insulation state determination part 26 which determines an insulation state in the insulation test | inspection performed after a spark detection are provided.
The spark detection time setting unit 10 sets a specified time after the voltage increase completion detection unit 8 detects the completion of the voltage increase, and has a function that allows the operator to change the specified time. Yes. The spark detection time is a time from the start of voltage application after a lapse of a predetermined time until the completion of the specified time after the completion of the voltage rise, during which the current increase detector 9 increases the current by a predetermined value or more. Detected.

The spark detection time will be described with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3. A spark between circuit patterns occurs when the applied voltage is increased as shown in FIG. 2, and after the applied voltage is increased as shown in FIG. It may occur.
In these figures, t0 is a voltage application start time, and current detection is started at time t1 after a predetermined time has elapsed from t0. The time from t0 to t1 is an unstable period of the electric signal immediately after the voltage application, and current detection is performed after this time elapses to prevent erroneous determination. In FIG. 2, a spark is generated during the voltage rise, resulting in a voltage drop and an instantaneous increase in the current value.

In both figures, t2 indicates the time when the voltage increase is completed. In FIG. 3, a spark occurs after this time t2, and a voltage drop and an instantaneous increase in the current value occur. Further, t3 indicates the end of the current increase detection, and the time from the time t2 when the voltage increase is completed to the time t3 is the specified time described above. A period from t1 to t3 is a time for detecting an increase in current, that is, a spark detection time. The spark detection time setting unit 10 described above sets a specified time from the completion of the voltage rise to t3, and this t3 can be set only after t2 when the voltage rise is completed, and the time before reaching t2 can be set. Locked to prevent setting.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the current increase detection unit 9 compares the previous current signal I1 sampled at a predetermined period with the current current signal I2, and the difference (I2−I1) is obtained. A current increase signal is output when it increases by a predetermined value or more.

The spark determination unit 25 determines that a spark has occurred when a current increase signal is output from the current increase detection unit 9 within the spark detection time.
The insulation state determination unit 26 calculates an insulation resistance value based on detection signals from the voltage detection unit 6 and the current detection unit 7, and if this insulation resistance value is equal to or less than a predetermined determination resistance value, an insulation failure is detected. Judge that there is.

Next, a first embodiment of a method for performing an insulation inspection of the printed circuit board 1 using the insulation inspection apparatus configured as described above will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.
First, the voltage to be applied is set by the applied voltage control unit 5, and the spark detection time (actually the specified time from t2 to t3 when the voltage rise is completed) is set by the spark detection time setting unit 10 (step S1). .

Next, according to Table 1, one or more of the + side change-over switches A1 to A4 are turned ON (step S2), and one or more of the − side changeover switches B1 to B4 are turned ON (step S3). .
Then, after the-side main selector switch B0 is turned on (step S4), the + side main selector switch A0 is turned on (step S5). Thereafter, after a predetermined time (t1-t0) has elapsed (step S6), the current detection unit 7 starts current detection (step S7).

  Then, the current signal output from the current detection unit 7 is sampled at a predetermined period, and the current increase detection unit 9 compares the previous current signal with the current current signal, and as a result, the current value has increased by a predetermined value or more. It is determined whether or not it has been detected (step S8). If it cannot be determined in step S8 that an increase in current of a predetermined value or more has been detected (in the case of NO), it is determined whether a specified time has elapsed since completion of the voltage increase (that is, whether the spark detection time has elapsed). (Step S9). Whether or not the specified time has elapsed since the completion of the voltage increase depends on whether or not the specified time set by the spark detection time setting unit 10 has elapsed since the increase completion signal was output in the voltage increase completion detection unit 8. Determined. If it cannot be determined that the specified time has elapsed (NO in step S9), the process returns to step S8 and continues to detect whether the current has increased by a predetermined value or more until the specified time has elapsed. If it is determined in step S8 that the current increase signal from the current increase detection unit 9 has detected a current increase of a predetermined value or more (in the case of YES), it is determined that the occurrence of a spark has been detected, and the printed circuit board is defective. It is determined that the product is non-defective (step S10).

  If it is determined in step S9 that the specified time has elapsed since the completion of the voltage increase (in the case of YES), the voltage detection unit 6 and the current detection unit 7 detect the voltage V and the current i flowing between the circuit patterns (step S9). S11). Then, the resistance value R between the circuit patterns is calculated from the voltage V and the current i by the insulation state determination unit 26 (step S12), and the calculated resistance value R is compared with a predetermined determination resistance value Rj. It is determined whether or not the resistance value R is equal to or greater than the determination resistance value Rj (step S13). When it is not possible to determine that the calculated resistance value R is greater than or equal to the determination resistance value Rj (NO in step S13), the combination of the circuit patterns is stored as an insulation failure location (step S14), and all changeover switches A0 to A4 are stored. , B0 to B4 are turned OFF (step S15). If it is determined in step S13 that the resistance value R is greater than or equal to the determination resistance value Rj (in the case of YES), the insulation state between the circuit patterns is good, and the process proceeds to step S15.

After all the switches A0 to A4 and B0 to B4 are turned OFF in step S15, it is determined whether or not the inspection for all the circuit pattern combinations has been completed (step S16). In the case of (1), the process proceeds to step S 2, and the same inspection as before is performed for the next combination of circuit patterns according to Table 1.
If it is determined in step S16 that the inspection for all combinations of circuit patterns has been completed (in the case of YES), it is determined whether or not there is a stored insulation failure location (step S17). If it is determined that there is a defect (in the case of YES), it is determined that the substrate is defective (step 18), and if it is not possible to determine that there is a defective insulation portion (in the case of NO), it is determined that the substrate is non-defective. (Step S19).
Finally, all the change-over switches A0 to A4 and B0 to B4 are turned off (step S20), and the inspection process is terminated.

In the above series of insulation inspection methods, the spark detection time in step S1 (actually, the specified time from t2 to t3 when the voltage rise is completed) is appropriate according to the type, production lot, etc. of the printed circuit board 1 to be inspected. A correct value is set. In this case, as described above, the specified time elapsed time t3 from the completion of the voltage rise can be set only in the time zone after the voltage rise completion time t2, and cannot be set in the time zone before reaching t2. Therefore, the spark detection time includes the time zone before t2, and it is possible to detect the occurrence of a spark when the voltage rises as shown in FIG. 2 and of course the occurrence of a spark when the voltage is stable as shown in FIG. Can be detected.
Further, as in the invention described in Patent Document 1, not only a voltage drop but a current increase of a predetermined value or more is detected to detect the presence or absence of a spark, and after the switch is turned ON until step S7. Current detection is started after a predetermined time (t1-t0) has elapsed, and the occurrence of spark can be detected without being affected by the unstable state of the current immediately after voltage application.

When the occurrence of a spark is detected by a voltage drop as in the invention described in Patent Document 1, depending on the power supply performance for supplying the applied voltage, for example, in the case of a constant voltage power supply or the like, the voltage drop between circuit patterns generated by the spark Therefore, there is a possibility that the voltage drop cannot be detected and the occurrence of the spark cannot be reliably detected. Further, when detecting a voltage from the start of voltage application, if an electrical signal becomes unstable immediately after voltage application, the voltage drop may be erroneously detected, resulting in an erroneous determination.
In this embodiment, since an increase in current is detected from time t1 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 while avoiding an unstable period immediately after voltage application, it is possible to reliably detect the occurrence of a spark without causing erroneous determination. it can.

  FIGS. 5 and 6 show a block diagram and a flowchart of the second embodiment of the present invention. The applied voltage can be set to an arbitrary time until the voltage rise is completed. is there. The applied voltage control unit 5 is provided with a voltage rise time setting unit 31 that can set a time from the start of voltage application to the completion of voltage rise. Since the other components are the same as those of the embodiment of FIG. 1, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. Also, in FIG. 6, the same reference numerals are assigned to processes common to the flowchart of FIG. 4 to simplify the description (the same applies to FIG. 7 and subsequent figures).

  First, the applied voltage is first set to 0 V, the spark detection time is set, and the target voltage rise time is set (step S25). And after performing the process from step S2 to step S5 similar to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 4, a voltage rise value per unit time is calculated from the voltage value and the voltage rise time (step S26), and the unit The voltage increase by the voltage increase value per time is started (step S27). And after performing the process from step S6 to step S8 similar to 1st Embodiment, it is determined by the rise completion signal from the voltage rise completion detection part 8 whether the set voltage rise time has passed ( Step S28) When it is determined that the voltage increase time has elapsed (in the case of YES), the voltage increase is stopped (Step S29), and the process of Step S9 is executed. If it cannot be determined in step S28 that the voltage rise time has elapsed (NO), the process proceeds to step S9, and thereafter, the same process as in the first embodiment is performed.

  In the second embodiment, since the time from the start of the applied voltage to the completion of the voltage rise can be arbitrarily set, a spark is instantaneously detected when the applied voltage is applied instantaneously. Even when it is difficult, by appropriately setting the voltage rise time, it is possible to reliably detect the occurrence of sparks and to accurately determine defective substrates.

  FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 show a flowchart of the third embodiment of the present invention. In addition to the current increase exceeding the predetermined value, the time required for the current increase is determined as a predetermined current increase determination time. It is an embodiment in which the requirement is also within the range. A function for detecting the time required for the current increase is provided in the current increase detecting unit 9, and functions such as setting a determination time for the current increase and comparing the determination time with the time required for the actual current increase are the spark determining unit. The spark determination unit 25 is provided with a current increase determination time setting unit 32 that can change the determination time to an appropriate time according to the lot of the printed circuit board. When the current increase detection unit 9 outputs a signal related to the time required for the current increase in addition to the current increase signal, and the current increase time is within the range of the current increase determination time, the spark determination unit 25 It is determined that a spark has occurred. Other components are the same as those in the embodiment of FIG.

In the third embodiment, first, an applied voltage is set, a spark detection time is set, and a determination time for current increase is set (step S31). And after performing the process from step S2 to step S5 similar to 1st Embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the current signal output from the electric current detection part 7 is sampled with a predetermined period by step S8, and an electric current value is predetermined. It is determined whether or not the current increase has been detected, and if it is determined that the current increase has been detected (in the case of YES), whether or not the time required for the current increase is within the current increase determination time range is determined. If it is determined (step S32) and it is determined that it is within the range of the determination time (in the case of YES), it is determined that the occurrence of the spark is detected and the printed circuit board is determined to be defective (step S10).
If it cannot be determined in step S32 that the time required for the current increase is within the determination time range (in the case of NO), the process proceeds to step S9, and thereafter, the same processing as in the first embodiment of FIG. 4 is performed.
In this way, in addition to detecting an increase in current, it is determined that the printed circuit board is defective when it is detected that the time required for the increase in current is within a predetermined determination time range. The determination can be prevented, and a defective substrate can be accurately determined.

FIG. 9 shows a flowchart of the fourth embodiment of the present invention, which is an embodiment in which an applied voltage for spark detection and an applied voltage for calculating insulation resistance are set to different values.
In this embodiment, the applied voltage control unit 5 sets the voltage applied between the circuit patterns to either a spark detection voltage for detecting the occurrence of a spark or an insulation resistance detection voltage for calculating an insulation resistance. To do. The spark detection voltage is set to be higher than the insulation resistance detection voltage. For example, the spark detection voltage is set to 200V and the insulation resistance detection voltage is set to 100V.

First, the applied voltage is set to the spark detection voltage Vs, and the spark detection time is set (step S35). Then, by performing the processing from step S2 to step S9 as in the first embodiment of FIG. 4, has a spark occurred based on the current increase signal from when the voltage increase is completed until the specified time elapses? (Step S8 and Step S9), and then turn off all the changeover switches (Step S36), determine whether or not the spark detection inspection has been completed for all combinations of circuit patterns (Step S37), When it is not possible to determine that all inspections have been completed (in the case of NO), the processing from step S2 is repeated in the order shown in Table 1.
If it is determined in step S37 that all inspections (spark detection inspection) have been completed (YES), the applied voltage is set to the insulation resistance detection voltage Vi (step S38), Insulation state is checked.

That is, the -side main changeover switch B0 is turned on (step S39), the + side main changeover switch A0 is turned on (step S40), and one or more of the + side changeover switches A1 to A4 according to Table 1 are set. Is turned on (step S41), one or more of the negative side switches B1 to B4 are turned on (step S42), and the voltage V and current i after step S11 are the same as in the first embodiment of FIG. A process of calculating the resistance value R and determining whether the insulation state is good or bad is executed.
In the fourth embodiment, since the spark detection voltage and the insulation resistance detection voltage are divided, the optimum voltage can be set according to each inspection, and the spark detection voltage is higher than the insulation resistance detection voltage. It is possible to detect the occurrence of spark more reliably.

While the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
For example, in each embodiment, when the resistance value R and the determination resistance value Rj are compared in step S13 and it is determined that the calculated resistance value R is not equal to or greater than the determination resistance value Rj (in the case of NO), in step S14 Insulation failure location is memorized, and after all the inspections are completed, if there is a memorized insulation failure location, it is determined as a defective product, but if the determination result in step S13 is NO, the processing is executed until all the inspections are completed. Alternatively, it may be determined that the product is defective.
In addition, the current increase detection unit 9 may be configured to change the sampling interval of the current signal from the current detection unit 7, thereby reliably generating a spark by setting the detection interval according to the noise state. Can be detected, and a defective product can be determined more accurately.
In addition, the time from the voltage application start t0 to the current detection start t1 may be appropriately changed, so that even if the unstable time of the electric signal immediately after the voltage application starts changes, the occurrence of sparks is ensured. Can be detected, and a defective substrate can be accurately determined.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Printed circuit board, 2 ... Switch circuit, 3 ... Switch switching control part, 4 ... Variable voltage source, 5 ... Applied voltage control part, 6 ... Voltage detection part, 7 ... Current detection part, 8 ... Voltage rise completion detection part, DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 9 ... Current increase detection part, 10 ... Spark detection time setting part, 11 ... Control apparatus, 12 ... Display apparatus, 13 ... Voltmeter, 14 ... Ammeter, 21 ... CPU, 22 ... Memory, 23 ... Data communication part, 24 ... Spark detection time setting unit, 25 ... Spark determination unit, 26 ... Insulation state determination unit, 31 ... Voltage rise time setting unit, 32 ... Current increase determination time setting unit, A0 ... + side main selector switch, A1-A4 ... + Side selector switch, B0 ...- side main selector switch, B1-B4 ...- side selector switch, C1-C4 ... circuit pattern

Claims (9)

  A print in which a DC voltage is applied between circuit patterns on a printed circuit board, and the quality of the insulation state between the circuit patterns is determined based on an insulation resistance value calculated from the applied voltage value and a current value flowing between the circuit patterns. In an insulation inspection apparatus for a substrate, an applied voltage control unit for controlling an applied voltage, and a spark generated between the circuit patterns within a spark detection time from when the voltage application is started to when a specified time elapses from the completion of the voltage increase. A current increase detection unit for detecting whether or not a current value flowing between the circuit patterns has increased by a predetermined value or more, and when the current increase detection unit detects a current increase of the predetermined value or more, A spark determination unit that determines that a printed circuit board is defective and a spark detection time setting unit that can set the specified time. Insulation inspection apparatus of the door board.   The applied voltage control unit controls the applied voltage to either an insulation resistance detection voltage for obtaining the insulation resistance value or a spark detection voltage higher than the insulation resistance detection voltage. The insulation state determination unit that determines pass / fail is to determine the pass / fail of the insulation state by calculating the insulation resistance value between the circuit patterns based on the insulation resistance detection voltage applied after the spark detection time has elapsed, The printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the current increase detection unit detects an increase in current due to the spark detection voltage applied within the spark detection time.   3. The printed circuit board insulation according to claim 1, wherein the applied voltage control unit further includes a voltage rise time setting unit capable of setting a time from a voltage application start time to a voltage rise completion time. 4. Inspection device.   The current increase detection unit further detects a time required for the current increase greater than or equal to the predetermined value, and the spark determination unit detects the current increase greater than or equal to the predetermined value by the current increase detection unit. The printed circuit board is determined to be defective when it is detected that the time required for the current increase is within a predetermined current increase determination time range. The insulation inspection apparatus for printed circuit boards according to claim 3.   5. The printed circuit board insulation inspection apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the spark determination unit further includes a current increase determination time setting unit capable of changing the current increase determination time.   A print in which a DC voltage is applied between circuit patterns on a printed circuit board, and the quality of the insulation state between the circuit patterns is determined based on an insulation resistance value calculated from the applied voltage value and a current value flowing between the circuit patterns. In the substrate insulation inspection method, a spark detection time is set in advance from the start of voltage application until the completion of the voltage rise until the specified time elapses, and the current flowing between the circuit patterns within the spark detection time is set. An insulation inspection method for a printed circuit board, comprising: determining that the printed circuit board is defective when it is detected that the value has increased by a predetermined value or more.   The applied voltage is controlled to either an insulation resistance detection voltage for obtaining the insulation resistance value or a spark detection voltage higher than the insulation resistance detection voltage, and a current value by the spark detection voltage within the spark detection time. 7. The printed circuit board insulation inspection method according to claim 6, wherein the printed circuit board is determined to be defective when it is detected that the value has increased by a predetermined value or more.   8. The printed circuit board insulation inspection method according to claim 6, wherein a time from the start of voltage application to the completion of the voltage rise is set in advance. When it is detected that the current value has increased by a predetermined value or more, the time required for the current value to further increase by a predetermined value or more is detected, and the time is within the predetermined current increase determination time. 9. The method for inspecting insulation of a printed circuit board according to claim 6, wherein the printed circuit board is determined to be a defective product when detected.

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