2D Inspection
2D inspection Optimizes the cycle time and ensures quality of print.
2D inspection (2Di) ensures the quality of the print by monitoring the printing process. 2Di determines when a stencil clean or paste dispense is required and if licensed, to warn for bridging, misalignment, stencil smear, stencil blockage and reduced paste volume.
2Di optimizes the cycle time by eliminating unnecessary stencil cleaning and paste dispensing operations. To achieve this the system inspects various areas of the board and/or stencil (sites) to detect the following:
Stencil Blockage - Solder paste remaining inside stencil apertures.
Stencil Smear - solder paste on the underside of the stencil.
Board: Paste Present - amount of the pad covered by solder paste, as a % of the aperture size.
Board: Alignment - accuracy of paste positioning compared to the learnt site image.
Board: Bridging - distance between adjacent deposits of paste or between pad and next pad.
Green v Gold
The DEK Gold camera system gives a field of view three times larger than that available with the Green camera system. This speeds up the inspection process by the reduction in the number of sites the system is required to visit to accomplish the inspection task.
Paste Volume Prediction
Using stencil aperture, blockage and paste present information the system can calculate the volume of paste on the pad.
Inspection Licenses
The following types of inspection are available:
Basic
Advanced
Inspection of the board and stencil is licensed as separate features for each. The license specifies the maximum level of inspection
that may be selected, as follows
Stencil Inspection
The vision system carries out various stencil inspections and are shown below:
Board Inspection
The vision system carries out various board inspections and are shown below:
Paste Volume Prediction
2Di combines the results of board and stencil inspections, and using a propriety formula calculates the predicted paste volume. This is only available while the inspection is set to advanced for both board and stencil.
In the example shown the aperture is 100% clear. The paste on pad value was 100%. This can be represented by the following model of the printed paste:
From this information the system predicts the volume of paste, in this case 100%.
In the following example the aperture has a blockage of 40%. Therefore the aperture is 60% clear. The 60% is equal to a rectangle of the same size as shown below. The paste on pad inspection results is 90%.
This represented by the following model of the printed paste:
From the information the system predicts the volume of paste, in this case 74.48%.
Summary Specification
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Inspection
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Specification
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Maximum Number of Sites
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1000 sites
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Maximum Site Size
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4 mm by 6.5mm (Green/graphite Camera) / 10mm x 7.5mm (Gold Camera)
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Automatic Learn
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Single Site
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Rows
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Columns
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QFP
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BGA
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BGA Frame
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Stencil Inspection
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Accuracy (Within)
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Repeatability
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Aperture Blockage
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±6%
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±5%
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Stencil Smear
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±0.1mm²
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±0.05mm²
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Board Inspection
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Paste on Pad
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±5%
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±5%
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Bridging
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±0.05mm
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±0.02mm
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Paste Alignment
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±0.02mm
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±0.02mm
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Predictions
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Paste Volume
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±6%
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±5%
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Programmable Inspection Rate
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All sites inspected every cycle
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Selected sites inspected every cycle
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Inspection of sites every n cycles
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General Inspection Parameters
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Individual site limits
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Individual site naming option
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Each inspection site can be given a unique name
to make it traceable
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Programmable warning and alarm levels for individual
sites
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Programmable Action on Alarm
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Reprint after low paste detection
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Under screen clean after blockage or smear detection
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