TW201343286A - Drilling device - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a drilling device by which various-size printed wiring boards can be moved in for drilling and replacement of butt plate can be easily carried out. The drilling device comprises: a camera unit (16) consisting of an X-ray irradiation machine (161) and an X-ray camera (162), and a drilling unit (17) consisting of drilling mechanisms (171, 172) and a butt plate (173). In the drilling device, vertically over the stand (12) which is used for bearing the printed wiring board, the drilling mechanisms (171, 172) and X-ray illuminating machine (161) are supported on the upper side moving mechanism (18T) in such a way that the X-ray irradiation machine (161) is located closer to the entrance side (and front side) than the drilling mechanisms (171, 172). In addition, vertically beneath the stand (12), the X-ray camera (162) and abutting plate (173) are supported on the lower side moving mechanism (18D) in such a way that the butt plate (173) is located closer to the entrance side (and front side) than the X-ray camera (162).

Description

Drilling device

The present invention relates to a drilling apparatus, and more particularly to a drilling apparatus for drilling a printed wiring board carried in by a loading port.

In electronic devices, with the miniaturization of electronic components for surface mounting such as IC chips, resistors, and capacitors, the printed wiring boards having such structures are becoming increasingly denser and more complicated. In such a printed wiring board, in order to superimpose a single-layer printed wiring board, each wiring pattern is correctly prepared to form a plurality of printed wiring boards, or a large printed wiring board is divided. A plurality of printed wiring boards are obtained, and a reference hole is formed by a drilling device or the like.

Conventionally, in a drilling apparatus for drilling a printed wiring board, it is known to image an alignment mark formed on a printed wiring board by an X-ray camera, and to determine a perforation of the printed wiring board based on the imaged image. In the position where the butt plate is brought into contact with the back side of the printed wiring board, the tool is drilled by a tool (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In the device described in Patent Document 1, the X-ray irradiator and the X-ray camera are arranged to face each other in the vertical direction, and are closer to the worker side (front side) than the X-ray irradiator and the X-ray camera. The hole tool and the butt plate are disposed to face each other in the vertical direction, and are integrally moved in the horizontal direction by the output from the motor.

[Previous Technical Literature] [Patent Literature]

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2008-227422

In the drilling apparatus described in Patent Document 1, for example, an operator or the like carries in a printed wiring board to perform alignment, and the alignment mark of the printed wiring board is imaged at a position where the through hole is formed in the stage. Here, in particular, when a small printed wiring board is carried in, the printed wiring board does not reach the imaging position. Therefore, it is preferable to image the alignment mark at a position close to the entrance.

However, if the X-ray irradiator and the X-ray camera are placed on the operator side so that the alignment mark can be imaged on the front side, and the drilling tool and the butt plate are placed on the back side, the replacement of the butt plate It has become difficult. The butt plate system must be replaced, for example, every predetermined number of times of drilling, so as not to cause deformation or burrs on the printed wiring board.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-described actual circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a drilling apparatus which can carry out drilling of various sizes of printed wiring boards and can easily perform replacement of the butting boards.

In order to achieve the above object, a drilling apparatus according to the present invention is a drilling apparatus for drilling a printed wiring board into which a loading port is carried, and is characterized by comprising: a mounting table having an arbitrary number of through holes for mounting the printed wiring board; and an imaging unit having an X-ray generating mechanism that irradiates the printed wiring board placed on the mounting table with X-rays; and An imaging mechanism that images an X-ray transmitted image of the printed wiring board through the through-hole to face the X-ray generating mechanism, and a drilling unit that transmits the printing through the through-hole a drilling mechanism for forming a hole in the wiring board; and a mating plate that abuts against the drilling mechanism and abuts against the printed wiring board during drilling; the first moving mechanism that causes the X-ray generating mechanism and the imaging mechanism One of the X-ray generating means and the other of the imaging means and the butting plate are integrally moved along the transporting direction; and the second moving means is integrally moved along the predetermined transporting direction; In the first moving mechanism, the drilling mechanism is disposed on a side opposite to the one of the X-ray generating mechanism and the imaging device that is closer to the loading port. The butt plate is disposed closer to the carry-in side than the other of the X-ray generating means and the imaging means in the second moving mechanism.

Further, in the first moving mechanism, one of the X-ray generating means and the imaging means may be integrally moved with the drilling means vertically above the mounting surface, and the second moving mechanism may cause the X-ray to occur. Agency and the aforementioned camera The other side of the mechanism moves integrally with the mating plate vertically below the mounting surface.

Further, a transport mechanism may be provided which moves the printed wiring board placed on the mounting table in the transport direction.

Further, a shielding means may be provided which is disposed between the first imaging hole and the transfer port to shield the X-ray from the X-ray generating means.

Further, a fixing means may be provided which fixes the printed wiring board placed on the mounting table to the mounting surface.

According to the drilling apparatus of the present invention, it is possible to easily carry in various types of printed wiring boards and drill holes, and the replacement of the butting boards can be easily performed.

Hereinafter, a drilling apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The drilling apparatus 10 of this embodiment is provided with an outer casing 11 that blocks the inside and the outside, and a gantry (mounting table) 12, as shown in the external view of FIG. 1 or the schematic diagram of the configuration of FIGS. 2 and 10. A work platform 13 on which a printed wiring board PCB to be drilled is placed; a printed wiring board presser 14 that presses the printed wiring board PCB; a transport unit 15 that moves the work platform 13; and an X-ray irradiator 161 and an X-ray camera 162 The imaging unit 16 that images the printed wiring board PCB; the drilling unit 17 that drills the printed wiring board PCB; and moves the imaging unit 16 and the drilling unit 17 The moving mechanism 18; and the control unit 19 of the entire control device. Hereinafter, the direction (transport direction) in which the printed wiring board PCB is moved by the transport unit 15 is set to the X direction, and the direction perpendicular to the X direction (the wide direction of the drilling apparatus 10) is set to the Y direction. , set the vertical direction to the Z direction.

The white arrow of FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 is a fixed position of the operator, and the worker stands in the direction of the arrow (the positive direction of the X-axis), and carries the printed wiring board PCB into the drilling apparatus 10, and if the drilling process is finished, That is, the printed wiring board PCB is taken out by the drilling device 10. The loading port 10a of the printed wiring board PCB is covered by the X-ray shielding portion (shielding means) 11a of the casing 11. The X-ray shielding portion 11a is formed by shielding the material of the X-ray generated by the X-ray irradiation machine 161, and the -Z end of the X-ray shielding portion 11a is controlled by the working platform 13 so as not to interfere with the loading of the printed wiring board PCB. The +Z terminal (above) is configured by setting a predetermined distance. A protective lead curtain made of a lead-containing rubber, for example, is disposed on the -Z end side of the X-ray shielding portion 11a. The -Z end (bottom surface) of the protective curtain is formed in contact with the +Z end (upper surface) of the work platform 13, and can be easily carried out into the printed wiring board PCB, and can be prevented from being carried out into the printed wiring board PCB. The X-ray leaked to the outside.

The gantry 12 is disposed inside the casing 11 and is formed as a stationary portion in the drilling apparatus 10. The gantry 12 supports the work platform 13 so that the transport unit 15 can move in the X direction. The work platform 13 is formed on a horizontal mounting surface on which the printed wiring board PCB is placed. That is, the printed wiring board PCB is placed on the gantry 12 through the work platform 13. The gantry 12 has a support surface that is parallel (ie, horizontal) to the mounting surface of the work platform 13. On the support surface, as shown in FIG. 3, a main through hole (first imaging hole) 12a for imaging by the imaging unit 16 and for drilling the hole by the drilling unit 17 is formed, and is larger than the main A sub-through hole (second imaging hole) 12b is formed in the through hole 12a closer to the inlet 10a side (operator side).

The main through hole 12a formed in the gantry 12 is formed in a size (width) in the Y direction of the printed wiring board PCB to be drilled, so as not to obstruct the imaging or drilling of the printed wiring board PCB. A long hole shape extending in the Y direction. In addition, the sub-through hole 12b is formed in each of the right and left sides so as to be inferior to the imaging of the printed wiring board PCB in the X direction and the Y direction of the printed wiring board PCB. Here, the sub-through hole 12b is formed by one through hole in the left and right sides in the center, and the entire area of the printed wiring board PCB is used as the drilling target and the imaging target based on the main through hole 12a. The sub-through hole 12b is used to maintain the printed wiring board PCB at an angle in the XY plane, that is, to perform alignment, and to ensure alignment marks for identifying the corners provided on the printed wiring board PCB. A sufficient area can be used. Therefore, the sub-through hole 12b is not formed in a long hole shape extending in the Y direction, but is formed as one through hole on the left and right sides.

Here, the sub-through hole 12b is also used when replacing the butting plate 173 of the drilling unit 17 detailed later, and thus is wider in the X direction than the main through hole 12a, but as described above, Since the through hole 12b is formed by one through hole on the left and right sides in the center discontinuity, it is possible to form a large through hole while ensuring the rigidity of the gantry 12. Among them, if There is no problem in the specification, and the sub-through hole 12b may be formed in a long hole shape extending in the Y direction, similarly to the main through hole 12a.

The work platform 13 is supported above the gantry 12 in such a manner as to be movable in the X direction. A plurality of through holes (not shown) are formed in the work platform 13 to perform imaging by the imaging unit 16 and drilling by the drilling unit 17. Further, on the work platform 13, an adsorption hole (not shown) is formed on the placement surface. In a state in which the printed wiring board PCB is placed on the work platform 13, the adsorption holes are formed as a negative pressure, whereby the printed wiring board PCB is adsorbed and fixed to the work platform 13.

The fixing of the printed wiring board PCB by the adsorption is referred to as temporary fixing.

The printed wiring board holder 14 is disposed vertically above the main through hole 12a of the gantry 12 (see FIG. 4, which is not shown in FIG. 3). The printed wiring board pressing member 14 is supported by the printed wiring board pressing member upper and lower means 500 upward and downward. When the printed wiring board PCB is drilled, the printed wiring board pressing member 14 is lowered to press the printed wiring board PCB. Pressing on the work platform 13 is performed. Here, the fixing of the printed wiring board PCB by the printed wiring board pressing member 14 is referred to as a formal fixing.

As shown in FIG. 4, the conveyance unit 15 includes a set of rails 151 that are fixed to the gantry 12 and extend in the X direction, and a motor 153 that rotates a ball screw (not shown) that extends in the X direction. The conveyance unit 15 rotates the ball screw by the motor 153 to move the work platform 13 in the X direction along the guide rail 151.

As shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, the imaging unit 16 includes an X-ray irradiator (X-ray generating mechanism) 161 that is disposed vertically above the gantry 12 and that irradiates the printed wiring board PCB with X-rays; and is disposed on the gantry An X-ray camera (image pickup mechanism) 162 that images the transmitted image of the X-ray that is irradiated onto the printed wiring board PCB in the vertical direction of 12. The X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are disposed to face each other in the main through hole 12a and the sub through hole 12b of the gantry 12 so as to face the Z direction and pass through the main through hole 12a and the sub-hole 12a. The printed wiring board PCB is imaged by any of the through holes 12b. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4 or FIG. 5, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are arranged in two groups in the Y direction. The two sets of X-ray irradiators 161 and X-ray cameras 162 are respectively moved in the X direction and the Y direction by the movement mechanism 18.

As shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, the drilling unit 17 has a drilling mechanism 171, 172 disposed vertically above the gantry 12 and drilling a printed wiring board PCB using a tool (for example, a drill or the like); And a butt plate 173 (173a, 173b) which is disposed vertically below the gantry 12 and abuts against the printed wiring board PCB. The drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 and the butting plate 173 are used in one set as described later, and are arranged to face each other in the Z direction at a position corresponding to the main through hole 12a of the gantry 12. The actuator (not shown) is driven in the Z direction and penetrates the main through hole 12a to drill the printed wiring board PCB.

In this embodiment, the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 are arranged in the X direction, and two drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 are provided. For example, tools having different diameters of the opened holes are attached to the two drilling mechanisms 171 and 172. In addition, when When the printed wiring board PCB is drilled, the butting board 173 is provided in such a manner that the printed wiring board PCB does not become skewed or burred.

The butting plate 173 is formed by two butting plates 173a and 173b arranged in the Y direction, and is formed with the drilling mechanism 171 or the drilling mechanism 172 corresponding to the diameter of the tool attached to the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172, respectively. 1 group to use. Further, as shown in FIG. 4 or FIG. 5, the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 and the butting plate 173 are arranged in two groups in the Y direction. The two sets of drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 and the butting plate 173 are respectively supported by the moving mechanism 18 to move in the X direction and the Y direction.

The butt plate 173a and the butt plate 173b are as described above to prevent skewing or burrs on the PCB during the drilling operation, for example, a diameter of the opening relative to the tool is formed to have the same diameter (gap 0) or The predetermined amount is formed as a hole of a large diameter. When the butting plate 173a and the butting plate 173b have the same diameter as the diameter of the tool, since the burr prevention effect is the largest, it is preferable to replace it once per processing, but it is economical and work efficiency, etc., The period of failure is not replaced, and the same docking board 173a and the docking board 173b are continuously used.

When the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 are opposed to the butting plate 173, the positioning is performed in such a manner that the center of the hole provided in the butt plate coincides with the center of rotation of the tool corresponding to the center of the hole, but actually due to mechanical precision, There is no situation where the respective centers are completely consistent. Therefore, as the use continues, the diameter of the hole formed in the butt plate 173 gradually becomes larger than the original diameter, and the effect of preventing the burr is lowered.

Therefore, the docking plate 173 must reach, for example, a predetermined number of processing times. Replace the time with a new product. At this time, the butting plate 173a, the butt plate 173b, and the sub-through holes 12b are opposed to each other, and can be easily replaced.

The moving mechanism 18 supports the imaging unit 16 and the drilling unit 17 to move in the X direction and the Y direction. As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 , the moving mechanism 18 has an upper moving mechanism 18T that supports the X-ray irradiator 161 and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 and moves integrally therethrough in the vertical direction of the gantry 12; The lower side moving mechanism 18D that supports the X-ray camera 162 and the docking plate 173 to move integrally is vertically downward. The movement of the X-ray irradiator 161 and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 by the upper moving mechanism 18T and the movement of the X-ray camera 162 and the docking plate 173 by the lower moving mechanism 18D are configured to be respectively separable Conducted independently.

In the upper side moving mechanism 18T, as shown in FIG. 5 or FIG. 6, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 are supported by the operator side in this order (along the X direction). Further, in the lower side moving mechanism 18D, the docking plate 173 and the X-ray camera 162 are supported by the operator side in this order (along the X direction). Therefore, when the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 face each other in the vertical direction, the drilling mechanisms 171, 172 and the butting plate 173 do not face each other, and conversely, the drilling mechanisms 171, 172 and the butting plate 173 face in the vertical direction. In the opposite direction, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 do not face each other. As described above, the X-ray irradiator 161 is disposed on the front side (the side of the carry-in port 10a) as compared with the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172, whereby the X-ray irradiator 161 is disposed on the back side (the entrance 10a is moved) On the opposite side, the X-ray irradiator 161 can be moved to the front side without interfering with the X-ray shielding portion 11a, and the sub-through hole 12b can be It is formed on the front side and the drilling device 10 is miniaturized. Further, the butting plate 173 is disposed on the front side (the side of the loading port 10a) more than the X-ray camera 162, so that the butting plate 173 is disposed on the back side, compared to the mounting of the drilling mechanisms 171, 172. The docking plate 173 can be easily replaced with a tool or the like, and the drilling device 10 can be miniaturized.

In the upper side moving mechanism 18T, the frame 181T, which is a stationary member in the drilling mechanism 10, is provided with a rail 182T extending in the Y direction, and the Y-axis stand 183T is movably supported by the rail 182T. The Y-axis stand 183T is engaged with the ball screw 184T extending in the Y direction, and the ball screw 184T is driven by the motor 185T supported by the frame 181T, thereby moving in the Y direction along the rail 182T. However, although not shown, the rotation shaft of the motor 185T and the rotation shaft of the ball screw 184T are coupled to each other by, for example, a belt. When the rotation shaft of the motor 185T rotates, the rotation shaft of the ball screw 184T also rotates. Further, in the upper side moving mechanism 18T, a rail 186T extending in the X direction is formed in the Y-axis stand 183T, and the moving body 187T supporting the X-ray irradiator 161 and the drilling mechanisms 171, 172 is movably supported therein. Rail 186T. The moving body 187T is engaged with the ball screw 188T extending in the X direction, and the ball screw 188T is driven by the motor 189T supported by the Y-axis stand 183T, thereby moving in the X direction along the rail 186T. According to this configuration, the upper moving mechanism 18T can drive the motors 185T and 189T to move the X-ray camera 162 and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 in the X direction and the Y direction. The upper moving mechanism 18T is independent of the X side of each of the two sets of the X-ray irradiators 161 and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 which are arranged in the Y direction. In the way of moving in the Y direction, two sets are symmetrically arranged in the Y direction.

Similarly to the upper moving mechanism 18T, the lower moving mechanism 18D is provided with a rail 182D extending in the Y direction, that is, the housing 181D, which is a stationary member in the drilling mechanism 10, and the Y-axis mounting 183D is movably supported. At the rail 182D. The Y-axis stand 183D is engaged with the ball screw 184D extending in the Y direction, and the ball screw 184D is driven by the motor 185D supported by the frame 181D, thereby moving in the Y direction along the rail 182D. However, although not shown, the rotation shaft of the motor 185D and the rotation shaft of the ball screw 184D are coupled to each other by, for example, a belt. When the rotation shaft of the motor 185D rotates, the rotation shaft of the ball screw 184D also rotates. Further, in the lower side moving mechanism 18D, a rail 186D extending in the X direction is formed in the Y-axis mount 183D, and the movable body 187D supporting the butt plate 173 and the X-ray irradiation mechanism 161 is movably supported on the rail. 186D. The moving body 187D is engaged with the ball screw 188D extending in the X direction, and the ball screw 188D is driven by the motor 189D supported by the Y-axis stand 183D, thereby moving in the X direction along the rail 186D. According to this configuration, in the lower moving mechanism 18D, the motors 185D and 189D can be driven, and the docking plate 173 and the X-ray camera 162 can be moved in the X direction and the Y direction. The lower moving mechanism 18D is the same as the upper moving mechanism 18T so that each of the two sets of the X-ray irradiators 162 and the butting plates 173 arranged in the Y direction can be moved in the X direction and the Y direction independently. The ground is symmetrically arranged in two groups in the Y direction.

As shown in FIG. 7, the control device 19 includes a control unit 191, a main storage unit 192, an external storage unit 193, an operation unit 194, and a display unit. 195, and the input and output unit 196. The main memory unit 192, the external memory unit 193, the operation unit 194, the display unit 195, and the input/output unit 196 are all connected to the control unit 191 through the internal bus bar 198.

The control unit 191 is configured by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) or the like, and performs processing for measurement described later in accordance with a program stored in the external storage unit 193.

The main memory unit 193 is constituted by a RAM (Random-Access Memory) or the like, and loads a program stored in the external storage unit 193, and is used as a work area of the control unit 191.

The external storage unit 193 is composed of a non-volatile memory such as a flash memory, a hard disk, a DVD-RAM (Digital Versatile Disc Random-Access Memory), or a DVD-RW (Digital Versatile Disc Rewritable), and is memorized in advance to make The control unit 191 performs the above-described processing, and further supplies the data stored in the program to the control unit 191 in accordance with an instruction from the control unit 191, and memorizes the material supplied by the control unit 191.

The operation unit 194 is constituted by an interface device that connects a pointing device such as a keyboard and a mouse, and a keyboard and a pointing device to the internal bus bar 198. The operation unit 194 inputs a command for starting or ending the processing, and the like, and supplies it to the control unit 191. The operation unit 194 may form the display unit 195 or another monitor as a touch panel system, and may be configured to input an operation command using a user's finger or a dedicated stylus pen.

The display unit 195 is a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) or an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display). The configuration displays an image, a warning, an instruction to an operator, and the like by the imaging unit 16.

The input/output unit 196 is composed of a serial interface or a LAN (Local Area Network) interface. The image signal or the like imaged by the imaging unit 16 is input to the control unit 191 through the input/output unit 196. Further, the signal of the adsorption unit, the transport unit 15, and the moving mechanism 18 (not shown) that drives the work platform 13 through the input/output unit 196 or the signal that drives the imaging unit 16 and the drilling unit 17 are output by the control unit 191. The transport unit 15 , the moving unit 18 , the imaging unit 16 , and the drilling unit 17 are not limited to being connected to the control unit 191 via the input/output unit 196 , and may be configured such that the image signal from the imaging unit 16 is transmitted through the image capture board. The control unit 191 or the like is input to the control unit 191 to exchange signals with the control unit 191.

Next, the operation of the drilling apparatus 10 will be described. The control unit 191 of the drilling apparatus 10 drives various actuators to perform initial processing, for example, at the time of starting. In the initial processing, the work platform 13, the imaging unit 16, and the drilling unit 17 are moved to a predetermined initial position. In this embodiment, the work platform 13 is disposed at a position of the main through hole 12a of the cover stand 12, as shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, to pass through the main through hole 12a, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162. The imaging unit 16 is disposed in a relatively positional manner. Here, at this time, as described above, the drilling mechanisms 171, 172 and the butting plate 173 in the drilling unit 17 are not disposed to face each other in the Z direction.

Next, the control unit 191 turns the start switch ON by, for example, the operator to select the printed wiring board PCB as the object to be drilled. The initial loading position is an opportunity to perform the drilling process shown in FIG. Here, the operator selects, for example, when the printed wiring board PCB to be drilled is smaller than a predetermined size, selects an initial loading position viewed by the operator as the front side as an initial loading position, and when the printed wiring board PCB is larger than a predetermined size, selects The initial loading position on the back side.

When the drilling process shown in FIG. 8 is started, the control unit 191 first determines whether the initial loading position of the selected printed wiring board PCB is the front side or based on, for example, the size of the printed wiring board PCB input by the worker in advance. It is the back side (step S1). Next, when it is the front side, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the work platform 13 is moved to the position of the sub-through hole 12b of the mask stand 12, and the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are passed through the sub-through holes. In the opposite direction (step S2), the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are turned on (step S3a). Thereby, the X-ray camera 162 starts to obtain a transmission image of the printed wiring board PCB.

Next, the operator carries the printed wiring board PCB from the loading port 10a, and while viewing the display of the display unit 195, the printed wiring board PCB is roughly aligned. The control unit 191 displays the transmitted image obtained by the X-ray camera 162 on the display unit 195 as shown in FIG. 9, for example (step S4a). Here, an image of the alignment mark for the 20-series alignment is displayed, and an image of the alignment mark formed by M on the printed wiring board PCB is displayed. In this case, the image obtained by the penetrating through-hole 12b is displayed on the display unit 195 at this time.

The operator views the display portion 195 while the alignment mark M comes to the center of the alignment mark 20 to print the wiring board PCB. Moves back and forth (X direction) and horizontal (Y direction). The control unit 191 presses the switch, for example, by the operator, thereby detecting that the alignment mark M is stopped at the approximate center of the alignment mark 20 (step S5a: Yes), and the adsorption hole (not shown) of the work platform 13 is used. The printed wiring board PCB is fixed to the work platform 13 by forming a negative pressure, and the printed wiring board PCB is moved to a position corresponding to the main through hole 12a according to the transmission image obtained by the X-ray camera 162 (predetermined processing area) The upper moving mechanism 18T and the lower moving mechanism 18D are driven to move the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 so as to pass through the main through hole 12a (step S6). However, when the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are moved, the X-ray irradiator 161 or the X-ray camera 162 may be turned OFF.

The control unit 191 then controls the printed wiring board presser upper and lower means 500 to lower the printed wiring board presser 14, and presses the printed wiring board PCB against the work platform 13 to perform the main fixing. By the use of the printed wiring board pressing member 14 for the main fixing, the printed wiring board PCB is fixed to the work platform 13 more strongly than the fixing by the suction. Next, the alignment mark M of the printed wiring board PCB is imaged through the main through hole 12a, and the position where the printed wiring board PCB is drilled is specified based on the position of the captured alignment mark M (step S7). The position of the drill hole may be the position of the alignment mark M, or may be a position away from the alignment mark M by a predetermined distance, for example, according to information set in advance by the operator.

If the drilling position is specified, the control unit 191 prints as needed The drilling position of the brush wiring board PCB is located at the main through hole 12a, and the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are turned off (step S8), at a position corresponding to the drilling position, to select the previously selected drill. The hole mechanism 171 or the drilling mechanism 172 drives the upper moving mechanism 18T and the lower moving mechanism 18D while the corresponding butting plate 173a or the butting plate 173b faces in the Z direction, and the selected drilling mechanism is driven. The tools of 171 and 172 are rotated, and one side is lowered to drill holes at the drilling position (step S9). Here, as described above, at this time, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 do not face each other in the Z direction.

Next, when the drilling is completed, the control unit 191 raises the drilling mechanism 171 or the drilling mechanism 172 to stop driving, controls the printed wiring board pressing member upper and lower means 500, and raises the printed wiring board pressing member 14 to release the printed wiring board PCB. Officially fixed. Next, the control unit 191 performs the initial processing again to move the work platform 13, the imaging unit 16, and the drilling unit 17 to the initial position. Thereafter, the printed wiring board PCB that has been released by the negative pressure of the suction holes of the work platform 13 is temporarily fixed, and the drilling process is terminated. At this time, for example, a display message on the display unit 195 urges the printed wiring board PCB to be detached, and the operator removes the printed wiring board PCB.

As described above, when the initial loading position of the printed wiring board PCB is selected on the front side, the alignment mark M of the printed wiring board PCB is aligned with the sub-through hole 12b formed on the side of the carry-in port 10a (operator side). That is, the operator can easily perform the alignment of the alignment mark M even if it is a small printed wiring board PCB. Next, when the alignment of the printed wiring board PCB is completed in the sub-through hole 12b, the control unit 191 runs through the through-substrate. The imaging information acquired by the hole 12b moves the printed wiring board PCB to the main through hole 12a, and in the main through hole 12a, the drilling position is specified to be drilled. With such a configuration, it is possible to easily drill a small printed wiring board PCB.

On the other hand, when the initial loading position of the printed wiring board PCB is selected on the back side in step S1, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are turned on (step S3b), and the X-ray is started to be acquired. A transmission image of the printed wiring board PCB obtained by the camera 162. As described above, in the embodiment, when the drilling apparatus 10 is started, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162 are initially disposed so as to pass through the main through hole 12a of the gantry 12, so that the initial arrangement is performed. The X-ray camera 162 obtains a transmission image of the printed wiring board PCB that has passed through the main through hole 12a.

Next, the operator carries the printed wiring board PCB from the carry-in port 10a, and while viewing the display of the display unit 195, the printed wiring board PCB is substantially aligned. The control unit 191 displays the transmitted image obtained by the X-ray camera 162 on the display unit 195 as shown in FIG. 9, for example (step S4b). At this time, the image obtained by the main through hole 12a is displayed on the display unit 195.

In the same manner as when the front side of the printed wiring board PCB is selected as the initial loading position of the printed wiring board PCB, the operator displays the printed wiring by aligning the mark M to the center of the alignment mark 20 while viewing the display of the display unit 195. The board PCB moves in the front and rear (X direction) and the horizontal direction (Y direction). Next, the control unit 191 detects that the alignment mark M is located at the sight mark 20 When the center is substantially stopped (step S5b: Yes), the suction hole (not shown) of the work platform 13 is formed into a negative pressure to fix the printed wiring board PCB to the work platform 13, and then the printed wiring board presser upper and lower means 500 is controlled. The printed wiring board presser 14 is lowered, and the printed wiring board PCB is pressed against the work platform 13 to be formally fixed. Thereafter, the position at which the printed wiring board PCB is drilled is specified in accordance with the position of the alignment mark M imaged by the X-ray camera 162 (step S7). Here, the inside is selected as the initial loading position of the printed wiring board PCB, and the printed wiring board PCB is imaged through the main through hole 12a. Therefore, the position where the printed wiring board PCB is drilled is specified based on the imaging information.

Next, in the same manner as when the front side is selected as the initial loading position of the printed wiring board PCB, the control unit 191 places the drilling position of the printed wiring board PCB in the main through hole 12a, and the X-ray irradiator 161 and X as needed. The line camera 162 is turned OFF (step S8), and is driven at a position corresponding to the drilling position so that the selected drilling mechanisms 171, 172 and the corresponding butting plates 173a, 173b face each other in the Z direction. The upper moving mechanism 18T and the lower moving mechanism 18D drill holes in the printed wiring board PCB by the drilling mechanism 171 or the drilling mechanism 172 (step S9), and the printed wiring board pressing member 14 is raised to release the printed wiring board PCB. After the initial fixation is performed, the initial processing is performed again, and after the work platform 13, the imaging unit 16, and the drilling unit 17 are moved to the initial position, the drilling process is terminated.

As described above, when the initial loading position of the printed wiring board PCB is selected as the back side, if the alignment mark M of the printed wiring board PCB is aligned on the far side of the separation opening 10a (far from the operator) Main side of the side Since the hole 12a is sufficient, the operator can easily drill the hole at the initial position of the loading even if it is a large printed wiring board PCB. Further, with respect to the large printed wiring board PCB, the alignment is performed by inserting the carry-in port 10a into the inside, and the working space for supporting the printed wiring board PCB in the drilling apparatus 10 can be reduced, and the apparatus can be miniaturized.

As described above, in the drilling apparatus 10 of the embodiment, the main through hole 12a located in the processing region drilled by the drilling unit 17 and the sub through hole 12b located on the side of the inlet 10b are formed. The gantry 12, so when the smaller printed wiring board PCB is carried into the drilling apparatus 10, the printed wiring board PCB can be easily drilled by imaging the printed wiring board PCB through the sub-through hole 12b on the front side. Hole processing. Further, when a large printed wiring board PCB is carried into the drilling apparatus 10, the printed wiring board PCB can be imaged through the main through hole 12a on the back side, so that the size of the apparatus can be reduced.

Further, in the drilling apparatus 10 of the embodiment, the X-ray irradiation machine 161 is disposed on the front side (the side of the inlet 10a) more than the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172, so that the sub-through hole 12b can be formed on the front side. Moreover, the drilling apparatus 10 can be miniaturized, and the docking board 173 is disposed on the front side (the side of the loading inlet 10a) more than the X-ray camera 162, so that the docking board 173 can be easily replaced, and the drilling apparatus 10 can be miniaturized. .

The present invention has been described above by way of an embodiment, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and its application, modifications, and the like are arbitrary. For example, in the above embodiment, the X-ray irradiator 161 and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 are supported by the upper moving mechanism 18T in the vertical direction of the gantry 12. Below the gantry 12, the X-ray camera 162 and the docking plates 173a, 173b are supported by the lower side moving mechanism 18D, but the X-ray illuminator 161 and the drilling mechanism 171 are supported by the lower side moving mechanism. 18D, and above the stand 12, the X-ray camera 162 and the docking plates 173a, 173b are supported by the upper side moving mechanism 18T. Further, the X-ray irradiator 161 is disposed on the front side of the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172, and the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172 and the X-ray irradiator 161 are supported by the upper moving mechanism 18T and the lower moving mechanism 18D. One of the upper side moving mechanism 18T and the lower side moving mechanism 18D is supported by the butt plate 173 and the X-ray camera 162 in such a manner that the butting plate 173 is disposed on the front side of the X-ray camera 162.

In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the X-ray irradiator 161 is supported on the side of the inlet 10a from the drilling mechanisms 171 and 172, and the X-ray camera 162 is supported on the back side of the butting plates 173a and 173b. The gantry 12 is formed with the main through hole 12a and the sub through hole 12b. Regardless of the arrangement of the imaging unit 16 or the drilling unit 17, the printed wiring board PCB of various sizes can be easily drilled. Further, the present invention is not limited to the fact that the upper moving mechanism 18T and the lower moving mechanism 18D are independent of each other, and the imaging unit 16 and the drilling unit 17 disposed vertically above and below the gantry 12 are moved, and the imaging unit 16 can be disposed in the Z direction. The unit 16 moves integrally with the drilling unit 17 in the X direction and the Y direction.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the imaging unit 16 is provided with the X-ray irradiator 161 and the X-ray camera 162. However, any image pickup board PCB may be used to pass through the through hole.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the suction hole of the work platform 13 is formed to have a negative pressure to adsorb and fix the printed wiring board PCB to the work platform 13, but it may be placed on the work platform 13 by, for example. The printed wiring board PCB is pressed by a vertical upper side and the like, so that the printed wiring board PCB is fixed to the work platform 13.

10‧‧‧Drilling device

10a‧‧‧Transfer

11‧‧‧Shell

11a‧‧‧X-ray shielding (shadowing means)

12‧‧‧ 台台

12a‧‧‧Main through hole

12b‧‧‧ child through hole

13‧‧‧Working platform

14‧‧‧ fixture board

15‧‧‧Transportation Department

16‧‧‧ camera unit

17‧‧‧Drilling unit

18‧‧‧Mobile agencies

18D‧‧‧Bottom moving mechanism

18T‧‧‧Upper moving mechanism

19‧‧‧Control Department

20‧‧‧ display

161‧‧‧X-ray irradiation machine

162‧‧‧X-ray camera

171, 172‧‧‧ drilling mechanism

173, 173a, 173b‧‧‧ docking board

181D, 181T‧‧‧ frame

182D, 182T‧‧ ‧ rails

183D, 183T‧‧‧Y-axis table

184D, 184T‧‧‧ ball screw

185D, 185T‧‧ motor

186D, 186T‧‧ ‧ rails

187D, 187T‧‧‧ mobile body

188D, 188T‧‧‧ ball screw

189D, 189T‧‧ ‧ motor

191‧‧‧Control unit

192‧‧‧Main Memory

193‧‧‧External Memory Department

194‧‧‧Operation Department

195‧‧‧Display Department

196‧‧‧Import

198‧‧‧Internal busbar

500‧‧‧Printed wiring board pressing parts

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a drilling apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a view showing a drilling apparatus in which a central portion of a wide width (X direction) of the drilling apparatus shown in FIG. 1 is viewed from a right side direction (-Y direction) in a section parallel to a plane at right angles to the XY plane. A side view of the outline of the configuration.

Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a work platform or an image pickup unit and a drilling unit.

Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing a conveying unit or a moving unit.

Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the moving portion.

Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the positional relationship between the image pickup unit and the drilling unit.

Fig. 7 is an explanatory diagram of a control device.

Fig. 8 is a flow chart showing an example of the drilling process.

Figure 9 is a diagram for explaining alignment.

Fig. 10 is a view corresponding to Fig. 2 when the X-ray irradiator is opposed to the X-ray camera through the through-hole.

Fig. 11 is a view corresponding to Fig. 3 when the X-ray irradiator is opposed to the X-ray camera through the through-hole.

Figure 12 is a view corresponding to Figure 2 when drilling through a drilling unit through a main through hole.

11a‧‧‧X-ray shielding (shadowing means)

12‧‧‧ 台台

12a‧‧‧Main through hole

12b‧‧‧ child through hole

16‧‧‧ camera unit

17‧‧‧Drilling unit

18T‧‧‧Upper moving mechanism

18D‧‧‧Bottom moving mechanism

161‧‧‧X-ray irradiation machine

162‧‧‧X-ray camera

171, 172‧‧‧ drilling mechanism

173‧‧‧ docking board

Claims (5)

A drilling apparatus that drills a printed wiring board into which a loading port is carried in, and is characterized in that: a mounting table is provided, and an arbitrary number of through holes are formed for mounting the printed wiring An imaging unit that has an X-ray generating mechanism that irradiates an X-ray to a printed wiring board placed on the mounting table; and an X that is incident on the printed wiring board facing the X-ray generating mechanism; An image pickup mechanism that images a line through the through hole, and a drilling unit that has a hole drilling mechanism that forms a hole in the printed wiring board through the through hole; and the hole drilling mechanism faces the hole drilling mechanism a first abutting plate that abuts against the butting plate of the printed wiring board during drilling; the first moving mechanism moves one of the X-ray generating means and the imaging means to the drilling mechanism integrally along a predetermined conveying direction; and a moving mechanism that integrally moves the other of the X-ray generating means and the imaging means with the butting plate in the conveying direction; and the drilling mechanism is in the first moving mechanism Arranging on the opposite side of the one of the X-ray generating means and the imaging means closer to the transfer port, the butt plate is disposed in the second moving means than the X-ray generating means and the The other side of the imaging mechanism is closer to the aforementioned entrance side. The drilling device of claim 1, wherein the foregoing (1) a moving mechanism that integrally moves one of the X-ray generating means and the imaging means with the drilling means vertically above the mounting surface, and the second moving means causes the X-ray generating means and the imaging means The other side moves integrally with the mating plate vertically below the mounting surface. The drilling apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a conveying mechanism that moves the printed wiring board placed on the mounting table in the conveying direction. The drilling apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a shielding means disposed between the first imaging hole and the transfer inlet, and shielding from the X-ray generation The X-ray of the institution. The drilling apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a fixing means for fixing a printed wiring board placed on the mounting table to a mounting surface.