WO2022106358A1 - Netzwerk zur steuerung von lötsystemen und verfahren hierfür - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a network with one or more soldering systems provided in the network.
- Individual soldering systems each include a soldering device for soldering electronic components.
- soldering device for soldering electronic components.
- EP 3 476 516 A1 it is known, for example, to network several soldering modules with one another by means of wireless data connections to form a soldering device.
- US Pat. No. 6,624,388 B1 discloses a network with a large number of soldering systems and a server for remote maintenance and updating of the soldering system software.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a network with a number of soldering systems with which soldering processes can be controlled, monitored and managed in a simple manner.
- the soldering systems provided in the network each include at least one soldering device for soldering electronic components.
- the soldering device can in particular be designed as a manually operated soldering device, for example a soldering iron, or as an automatic or semi-automatic soldering device, for example as a heating head of a rework soldering station. Soldering stations, rework soldering systems or fully automatic systems such as e.g. B. Soldering robot under consideration.
- the soldering systems each include a user interface for outputting target soldering information to a user of the respective soldering device.
- the target soldering information can in particular contain target soldering parameters to be set and target soldering utensils to be used.
- the network can be designed in such a way that the soldering system uses the soldering device according to the specifications of the soldering task or the target soldering information corresponding at least partially automatically adjusts, especially at the beginning of Processing of the soldering task sets the soldering temperature according to the target soldering temperature .
- the soldering systems also each include means for determining actual soldering information, ie in particular the actual soldering temperature and the actual soldering utensils, ie the soldering utensils which are actually used during the soldering process.
- the means for determining actual soldering information also include sensors and mathematical functions and algorithms.
- the network also includes an input device for inputting and/or specifying work information, ie in particular information about which components are to be soldered with which specifications.
- the user interface can also form the input device; however, the input device can also be designed locally remote from the user interface.
- a control unit is also provided, which is set up to identify soldering systems provided in the network, to create soldering tasks with target soldering information from the work information depending on the soldering systems identified and to assign this to the respective soldering system and the actual soldering information to process the respective soldering system with the associated target soldering information of the respective soldering system and in particular to compare it.
- the control unit can also be set up to identify soldering systems provided in the network and, depending on the identified soldering systems, to allocate the respective desired soldering information to them.
- the control unit can therefore use the work information for one or more identi fi ed soldering systems to create soldering tasks with target soldering information and assign them to the respective soldering system.
- the control unit consequently recognizes which soldering system is suitable for which soldering task and assigns the soldering task to the respective soldering system.
- the control unit is also aware of the utilization of the individual soldering systems, so that soldering tasks can be assigned to the soldering systems that are available or available. which have free capacity.
- Such a network increases production and increases productivity. Efficient and functionally reliable soldering of electronic components can be provided.
- control unit is advantageously set up to carry out a data evaluation of the target soldering information of a soldering task and the actual soldering information of the soldering system to which the soldering task is assigned and which is processing the soldering task, and with or after processing the soldering task to send a data report assigned to the soldering task create .
- the data report therefore makes it possible to trace which target soldering information and which actual soldering information the electronic components were soldered with, which ultimately leads to a complete data documentation leads . Based on the data report, comprehensive data documentation and thus verification of the soldering results is possible.
- control unit is set up in such a way that the data evaluation compares the target soldering information with the actual soldering information of a soldering task and if the data report includes a quality report and/or tool usage report based on this and assigned to a soldering task.
- the quality of the soldering process can therefore be assessed using the quality report. If the target soldering information at least largely agrees with the actual soldering information, good or very good quality can be certified. The further the actual soldering information deviates from the target soldering information, the lower the quality of the soldering process.
- the number of soldering tasks processed and the associated actual soldering information can also be used to draw conclusions about wear or consumption of the tools.
- the tools can in particular be wearing materials such as soldering tips to be used, or consumables such as flux material or soldering material. It can also be heating elements of the soldering device for heating up the soldering tips, which are also subject to thermal wear. Accordingly, in good time before the tools have reached their useful life, a signal can be generated based on the tool usage report, according to FIG which the user is prompted to exchange the respective tool.
- the control unit is also advantageously set up in such a way that it makes the target soldering information, the actual soldering information and/or the data report available to the input device and/or the user interface.
- the target soldering information, the actual soldering information and/or the data report can then be displayed or output on the input device and/or the user interface.
- the respective user can thus receive additional information about the soldering tasks that have already been completed and the soldering tasks that are pending.
- the target soldering information advantageously includes a target soldering temperature, a temperature sensor for determining the soldering temperature then being provided as a means for determining the actual soldering information.
- the target soldering information can include the use of defined soldering utensils, in which case a reader for reading a coding provided on the soldering utensils and identifying the soldering utensils is provided as a means for determining the actual soldering information.
- the coding can consequently be provided in particular on soldering equipment, for example a soldering iron, on soldering tips, on solder or also on flux.
- the target soldering utensils then include in particular the solder to be used, a flux to be used and/or a soldering tip to be used, in which case the actual soldering utensils then include in particular the solder used, the flux used and/or the soldering tip used.
- a coding can be provided on all soldering utensils to be used, which can be read with a reading device.
- the objects to be soldered and a soldering application can also each have a readable code for identification. The information read in is made available for data evaluation.
- the coding can in particular be a two-dimensional code in the form of a bar code or QR code. It is also conceivable that the coding is in the form of an RFID tag or the like, for example.
- an input means for determining or inputting the respective soldering device and/or the respective user is provided as a means for determining actual soldering information and that the data report includes this information. This has the advantage that the data report is completed by the soldering device and/or the person who is processing the soldering task in the network.
- a time measuring device for generating time information such as a start, an end and/or a duration of the processing of a soldering task by the soldering device and/or a user is provided as a means for determining actual soldering information and that the data report includes the time information.
- the data report can therefore be used to read at what time and for what length of time the soldering task was processed .
- the input device can advantageously be in the form of a stationary terminal device, a mobile terminal device and/or a Manufacturing Execution System (MES).
- MES Manufacturing Execution System
- a user PC comes into consideration as a stationary terminal.
- a laptop, notebook, tablet or smartphone can be used as a mobile end device.
- the MES can be set up across the network and feed corresponding pending and/or completed soldering tasks into the network.
- the user interface is set up to issue instructions to the user for processing the soldering task and/or status information, primarily line actual soldering information.
- the user can consequently receive helpful information with the user interface, in particular about the soldering process to be carried out by him. For example, he can be informed of a target soldering temperature, particularly if the actual soldering temperature deviates from the target soldering temperature. It is also conceivable that component-specific features will be pointed out in order to process the soldering task in the best possible way.
- status information about the respective status of the soldering device or I st soldering information are output.
- the user can, for example, at definable intervals about the status information, such as soldering temperature, soldering duration, etc. to be informed .
- the user interface can provide bidirectional communication, with the control unit then being set up in such a way that the user can address instructions and/or questions to the soldering system and the control unit gives feedback and/or generates answers that are output by the user interface. This increases process reliability because whenever the user is unsure about the processing of a soldering task, he can refer to the instructions and ask questions of the soldering system.
- the user interface is set up as a voice input and/or voice output device and/or if the user interface is designed as a gesture input device integrated into the soldering tool.
- Providing a voice input and voice output device has the advantage that the user can communicate during the soldering process without having to put the soldering tool down. The user then receives voice instructions for processing a soldering task.
- the gesture input device has the advantage that the user can communicate with the soldering device using predetermined gestures. It is of course conceivable that the user interface can also be in the form of a display or can contain a display alongside other devices.
- the input device is formed by the user interface can be .
- the input device and the user interface can be formed by a mobile terminal such as a laptop, a notebook, a smartphone or a tablet.
- the input device can also be separate from the user interface and arranged remotely.
- the input device is an MES, it is not identical to the user interface.
- the control unit can also be designed and set up to form the soldering task from a number of soldering recipes.
- the soldering task preferably primarily defines what has to be done, with the soldering recipes defining how concretely the procedure is to be carried out in connection with the respective soldering system.
- a soldering task can therefore consist of several soldering recipes.
- the network as such can include different work areas, soldering systems being assigned to the different work areas.
- a group of soldering systems can form a work area.
- the object mentioned at the outset is also achieved by a method for operating in particular a network according to the invention, which is characterized in that soldering systems provided in the network are identified, that soldering tasks with target Soldering information is created and this is assigned to the respective soldering system, and that a data evaluation of the target soldering information of a soldering task and the actual soldering information of the soldering system to which the soldering task is assigned and which processes the soldering task is carried out and with or after processing the soldering task a data report assigned to the soldering task is created .
- the method can also be operated with the features described for the network according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a systematic representation of a network according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a more detailed representation of the information flow in a network according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a network 10 in which several soldering systems 12 are provided.
- the soldering systems 12 each include at least one soldering device for soldering electronic components.
- Three different input devices 14, 16, 18 are shown in FIG stationary terminal, such as a PC, can act.
- the input device 16 can be a mobile terminal device, for example a tablet.
- the input device 18 can be a Manufacturing Execution System (MES).
- MES Manufacturing Execution System
- a control unit 20 is provided between the input devices 14 , 16 , 18 and the soldering systems 12 .
- the control unit 20 can be formed by a server that is hosted or operated with appropriate software.
- the control unit 20 or the associated server can be an independent system. However, it is conceivable that the control unit 20 is also integrated in one of the input devices 14, 16, 18 or in a soldering system 12.
- the control unit 20 is set up to identify soldering systems 12 present in the network 10 .
- the control unit 20 is also set up to process the work information coming from the input devices 14 , 16 , 18 and to create soldering tasks with target soldering information for the soldering systems 12 and to assign these soldering tasks to the individual soldering systems 12 .
- the soldering tasks can then be processed with the soldering systems 12 or with the soldering devices of the soldering systems 12.
- the soldering systems 12 also include means for determining actual soldering information. These means for determining the actual soldering information determine the actual soldering information while the soldering task is being processed.
- the control unit 20 is also set up to carry out a data evaluation of the target soldering information of a soldering task and the actual soldering information of that soldering system 12 to which the respective soldering task is assigned and which then processes the respective soldering task. From the data evaluation, a data report assigned to the soldering task can be created with or after processing the soldering task.
- the working information of the input devices 14, 16, 18 can be independent of the soldering systems 12; the control unit 20 has this work information, or. the resulting soldering task to the appropriate soldering system 12 .
- the soldering systems 12 can continuously communicate their actual soldering information to the control unit 20 .
- the actual soldering information can be displayed to the operator via the respectively selected input devices 14 , 16 , 18 and/or at the user interfaces 14 , 16 .
- FIG. 2 shows an expanded, schematic illustration of a network according to the invention, the components corresponding to FIG. 1 being identified in FIG. 2 with corresponding reference symbols.
- the input devices 14 , 16 which can also be used as a user interface, are also used for a user 22 to input and/or specify work information.
- the soldering systems 12 are assigned to a work area 24 .
- the control unit 20 identifies the soldering systems 12 or their work areas 24 and depicts them virtually as work areas 24 ′ and soldering system 12 ′.
- the work information 26 specified by the input devices 14 , 16 , 18 is supplied to the control unit 20 .
- soldering tasks 28 are created for the respective soldering system 12, which define what and how something has to be done.
- the specific instruction to the user 22 is then defined as a soldering recipe 30 .
- the soldering task 28, resp. the soldering recipe 30, then generates target soldering information 32, which in particular contains the target soldering parameters and the target soldering utensils that the user should use to process the soldering task.
- the target soldering information 32 is then sent to the soldering systems 12 or to user interfaces 36 of the soldering systems 12 and thus made known to the user 22 .
- the soldering system 12 and also the user 22 consequently receive all target soldering information that is required to process the soldering task 28 .
- it can be specified which soldering temperature is to be used, which soldering tip is to be used, which flux is to be used and which soldering agent is to be used.
- it can be specified which component is to be soldered at which location.
- the soldering systems 12 each include at least one soldering device 34 for soldering the electronic components, a user interface 36 for outputting the actual soldering information 39 and target soldering information 32 to the user 22 and means 38 for determining actual soldering information 39 .
- the actual soldering information 39 contains the actual soldering parameters, ie the actual soldering parameters and the soldering utensils actually used, ie the actual soldering utensils.
- soldering device 34 can be automatically set to the specified soldering temperature by soldering system 12, for example, using target soldering information 32.
- the user 22 consequently receives specific instructions via the user interface 36 , ie the target soldering information 32 for processing the soldering task 28 .
- the soldering system 12 can automatically set the soldering device 34 according to the specifications of the target soldering information 32 .
- the actual soldering information 39 is determined using the means 38 .
- This actual soldering information 39 is communicated to the control unit 20 .
- the control unit 20 performs a data evaluation 40 of the target soldering information 32 and the actual soldering information 39 created by the means 38, with a data report 42 being created from the data evaluation 40 .
- a reader 46 is provided with which one of the Soldering utensils, ie on the soldering tip, the flux and / or the solder, provided coding can be read.
- the reading device 46 can be part of the soldering system 12 and is formed in particular by the means for determining actual soldering information.
- the actual items 48 read in with the reading device 46 are made available to the control unit 20 in order ultimately to create the data evaluation 40 and the data report 42 from these actual items as well.
- the data report 42 can be made available in particular at the user interfaces 36 or at the input devices 14, 16 and the MES. be further processed and/or issued there.
- a user ID of the user 22 can also be entered via the means 38 for determining the actual soldering information, so that it can be traced which person ultimately processed the soldering task 28 .
- a quality report and a tool usage report can also be created from the data report 42 .
- the target soldering information 32 can be evaluated with the actual soldering information 39, with larger deviations of the actual soldering information 32 from the target soldering information 39 indicating a lower quality of the soldering process.
- the actual soldering information 39 can be used to draw conclusions about the duration and manner of use of the soldering utensils 44, from which the tool use report can be derived. before Reaching a critical usage limit or of critical wear, it is conceivable that the user 22 is prompted via the user interfaces 36 to exchange corresponding components or soldering utensils.
- the means 38 for determining the actual soldering information 39 can be different, in particular a temperature sensor for determining the soldering temperature, an input means for determining the respective user, a time measuring means for creating time information, such as the beginning, the end and a duration of the Processing a soldering task include.
- the user interfaces 36 can be designed in particular as a voice input and voice output device. The user 22 can then receive voice instructions for processing the soldering task 28 . The user interfaces 36 can also provide displays for outputting further information. The design of the user interfaces 36 is also such that the user 22 can direct instructions or questions to the soldering system 12 and that the control unit 20 or the network 10 gives feedback or generates answers that are output at the respective user interface 36 .
- soldering process With the creation of the data report, the entire soldering process with the associated soldering parameters and soldering utensils can be logged. Especially when the actual soldering information 39 deviates blatantly from the target Soldering information 32 deviates, faulty soldering processes can also be identified afterwards.
- soldering systems 12 and associated work areas 24 can be managed centrally by means of the control unit 20 . Ultimately the soldering quality can be determined using the data report 42 . Overall, quality assurance and quality improvement can be carried out in this way.
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