TWM614621U - Attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

An identification device for attached components applied to batch production equipment, which is used for reading the identification tags continuously by the reader by combining the reader with the tag holder, and then receive and send to a batch after processing by the computing unit The control system of the production equipment and a back-end system are used to monitor the operation of the batch production equipment.

Description

Attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment

This creation is an attached component identification device applied to batch-type production equipment, especially an attached component identification device with a detection identification tag applied to batch-type production equipment.

At present, automated management has penetrated into many working environments, especially the newly built factories are sparing no effort to introduce automated management.

Currently used in RFID identification tools in molding factories, there are two common types of readers, fixed readers and handheld readers. Fixed readers are usually mounted on objects that will not move, such as walls, arches, etc. The handheld reader is used for handheld operation, and the reading range can move with people.

When a fixed reader is used to read the label, since the reading area is fixed, there may be a dead angle in reading, which will result in the failure to successfully read the mold data when changing the mold. Furthermore, RFID identification technology uses radio frequency signals to transmit data by means of radio waves, which is susceptible to interference from surrounding metals, which may cause the reader to fail to read correctly. Therefore, improving the reading rate of the electronic label on the mold is a problem that needs to be solved.

In addition, if a hand-held reader is used for reading, manual operation is required, and personnel cannot accurately and continuously record the total time the mold is on the production equipment, and it may also be missed, resulting in the inability to grasp the status of the upper and lower molds.

Most devices do not provide the formatted data of the above-mentioned readers, and it is a problem that needs to be solved to provide another solution besides the original factory modification for such devices.

In view of the above-mentioned creative background, in order to meet the special needs of the industry, the present invention provides an attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment to solve the target that cannot be achieved by the above-mentioned traditional techniques.

The invention provides a method for production equipment to automatically identify molds or fixtures. When the molds or fixtures are installed in the production equipment, the reading device is fixed on the molds or fixtures to continuously identify the molds or fixtures. It mainly includes identification tags, reading devices, and computing devices. In addition, when the mold or fixture is installed in the production equipment, the reading device connected to the computing device is fixed to the mold or fixture, and the identification label of the mold or fixture is read at the same time to obtain mold information. Information, such as company name, serial number, mold name, etc.; when the mold or fixture is unloaded, the reader must be removed from the mold first, and the signal is interrupted to determine the mold unloading.

One purpose of this creation is to provide a device for identifying attached components applied to batch production equipment, which includes: at least one computing unit; a reading base, wherein the reading base further includes a reader; and at least one tag The tag holder further includes an identification tag. By combining the reader and the tag holder with each other, the reader continuously reads the identification tag, which is processed by the computing unit and then received and sent to A batch-type production equipment control system and a back-end system to monitor the operation of the batch-type production equipment.

According to another aspect of the above-mentioned invention, the computing unit includes at least one microprocessor, at least one memory, at least one communication interface, and at least one Ethernet interface.

According to another aspect of the above-mentioned creation, the tag holder is used to be fixed on the batch production equipment and the attached component respectively, and the data of the identification tag is read by combining with the reading holder.

According to another aspect of the above-mentioned present creation, the attachment component can be a mold or a jig.

According to another aspect of the above-mentioned creation, the identification tag is an RFID/NFC tag, which is composed of a chip, an antenna, and a housing. The antenna receives the energy of the reading device or its own power, and receives or transmits the information in the chip. .

According to another aspect of the above-mentioned creation, the reader is an RFID/NFC reader, which consists of a transceiver, a microprocessor, and an antenna. It transmits radio waves to read the data in the identification tag, and then uses a wired method to connect The data is sent to the computing device, and the frequency range is 10KHz~5.8GHz.

100: Attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment

110: calculation unit

120: Reading Block

130: label holder

111: Microprocessor

112: Memory

113: Communication interface

114: Ethernet interface

121: Reader

131: Identification label

200: Batch production equipment

210: Control System

300: backend system

400: Attached components

[Picture 1] The schematic diagram of the attached component recognition device of this creative batch production equipment.

[Figure 2] A schematic diagram of the attached component recognition device of this creative batch production equipment.

[Figure 3] The block diagram of the attached component identification device of the creative batch production equipment.

The direction of the new model discussed here is an application to batch production In order to fully understand the device for identifying components attached to the equipment, the detailed structure and its components and method steps will be presented in the following description. Obviously, the implementation of the present invention is not limited to the specific details familiar to the artisan of the attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment. On the other hand, well-known structures and their components are not described in details to avoid unnecessary limitations of the present invention. In addition, in order to provide a clearer description and enable those familiar with the art to understand the creative content of this new model, the various parts in the illustration are not drawn according to their relative dimensions, and the ratio of certain dimensions to other relevant dimensions will be highlighted. It seems exaggerated, and the irrelevant details are not completely drawn in order to keep the diagram concise. The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail as follows. However, in addition to these detailed descriptions, the present invention can also be widely implemented in other embodiments, and the scope of the present invention is not limited, and the following patent scope shall prevail.

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2. This creation is an embodiment of the attached component identification device 100 applied to batch production equipment. The attached component identification device 100 applied to batch production equipment mainly includes ：At least one computing unit 110, one reading base 120, at least one tag base 130, wherein the computing unit 110 includes at least one microprocessor 111, at least one memory 112, at least one communication interface 113, and at least one Ethernet interface 114. The reader 120 further includes a reader 121, which is electrically connected to the computing unit 110, and the tag holder 130 further includes an identification tag 131 for use by the reader 120 and the tag holder. 130 combined with each other, the reader 121 continues to read the identification tag 131, and then processed by the computing unit 110 The control system 210 and a back-end system 300 received and transmitted to the batch-type production equipment 200 are used to monitor the operation of the batch-type production equipment 200.

As the above-mentioned attached component identification device 100 applied to batch production equipment, the label holder 130 is used to be fixed on the batch production equipment 200 and the attached component 400 respectively, and read after being combined with the reading holder 120 Take the information of the identification tag 131.

For example, the above-mentioned identification tag 131 is an RFID/NFC tag, which is composed of a chip, an antenna, and a housing. The antenna receives the energy of the reading device or its own power, and receives or transmits the information in the chip. The attachment element 400 may be a mold or a jig.

For example, the above-mentioned reader 121 is an RFID/NFC reader, which is composed of a transceiver, a microprocessor, and an antenna. It reads the data in the identification tag by transmitting radio waves, and then transmits the data to the computing device in a wired manner. The frequency range used is 10KHz~5.8GHz, and it is connected to the computing device through the wired communication medium.

Please refer to FIGS. 1 and 2 as shown in the above-mentioned attached component identification device 100 applied to batch production equipment, in which the communication interface of the computing unit 110 is electrically connected to the control system 210 of the batch production equipment 200. The Ethernet interface of the computing unit 110 is electrically connected to the back-end system 300. Among them, the communication interface is RS485, RS232, DIO relay, Ethernet, etc. Among them, Ethernet uses TCP/IP Connect with the back-end system. The back-end systems are ERP, MES, etc.

Obviously, according to the description in the above embodiment, the present invention may have many modifications and differences. Therefore, it needs to be understood within the scope of the appended claims. In addition to the above detailed description, the present invention can also be widely implemented in other embodiments. The above are only the preferred embodiments of the present model, and are not intended to limit the scope of the patent application of the present model; all other equivalent changes or modifications completed without departing from the spirit of the present model disclosure should be included in the following patent applications Within range.

100: Attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment

110: calculation unit

120: Reading Block

130: label holder

121: Reader

131: Identification label

200: Batch production equipment

210: Control System

300: backend system

400: Attached components

Claims (6)

A device for identifying attached components applied to batch production equipment, comprising: at least one computing unit; a reading base, wherein the reading base further includes a reader; and at least one label base, wherein the label base is more Contains an identification tag, which is used by the reader to continuously read the identification tag through the combination of the reading base and the tag base, and then receive and send to the control of batch production equipment after processing by the computing unit System and a back-end system to monitor the operation of this batch-type production equipment. The device for identifying attached components applied to batch production equipment according to claim 1, wherein the computing unit includes at least one microprocessor, at least one memory, at least one communication interface, and at least one Ethernet interface. The attached component identification device applied to batch-type production equipment as described in claim 1, wherein the tag holder is used to be fixed on the batch-type production equipment and the attached component, respectively, after being combined with the reading seat Read the information of the identification tag. The attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment as described in claim 3, wherein the attached component may be a mold or a jig. The attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment as described in claim 1, wherein the identification tag is an RFID/NFC tag, which is composed of a chip, an antenna, and a housing, and the antenna receives the energy of the reading device or Own electricity, accept Or pass the information in the chip. The attached component identification device applied to batch production equipment as described in claim 1, wherein the reader is an RFID/NFC reader, composed of a transceiver, a microprocessor, and an antenna, and reads by transmitting radio waves Take the data in the identification tag, and then transmit the data to the computing device by wire. The frequency range of use is 10KHz~5.8GHz.

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