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generated by using the bulk feeding system, it is important to consider
the process from the circuit design stage. |
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Unify the component
size to "0402C" or "0603C". |
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- Unifying the component size enables only a single kind of bulk feeder
to be used. This makes it easier to control the bulk feeding system.
- For "0805C" or larger sized components, the component thickness will
vary, requiring two or more bulk feeders. Because "0402C"- or "0603C"-size
components have the same size and shape, one type of bulk feeder can
be applied to a wide variety of products. For such small sized chip
monolithic ceramic capacitors, our company offers various products ranging
from those with minute capacitance to those with large capacitance.
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Unify the capacitance
value to "E1 step". |
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- As far as possible, use components that have the same capacitance
value and temperature characteristic. If these values are standardized,
great effects can be achieved when using the bulk feeding system.
By using many "E1 step" group products, whose unit price is relatively
low, the cost of equipment production can be dramatically reduced.
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| "E1 step" products :
Products with a capacitance value of 10 pF, 100 pF, 1,000 pF, or 0.01 µF... |
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Do not specify
the packaging style in the circuit design stage. |
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- If the packaging style is specified in the circuit design stage, taping-packaged
components cannot be changed to bulk-packaged ones in the mounting process.
Likewise, bulk-packaged components cannot be changed to taping-packaged
ones either. If specifying only taping packaging as the packaging style,
the bulk feeding system cannot be used in the mounting process. And
if specifying only bulk packaging as the packaging style, taping-packaged
components cannot be used if problems occur during bulk feeding. By
not specifying the packaging style in the circuit design stage, greater
flexibility is possible because the packaging style can be selected
during the mounting process based on the situation.
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