Development Of Multiprocessor-based Automatic Assembly Machine For Microelectronic Components

A design and development experience of a multiprocessor-based automatic assembly machine for microelectronic components is described. The overall control system consists of three subsystems, which are the structured supervisory controller, the visual pattern recognition system, and the display syste...

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Main Authors: Zeungnarn Bien, Sang-Rok Oh, In Hong Suh, Jae Ok Kim, Tae Young Ahn
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Actuators
Aerospace industry
Assembly
Automatic control
Control systems
Displays
Master-slave
Microassembly
Microelectronics
Pattern recognition
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Summary:A design and development experience of a multiprocessor-based automatic assembly machine for microelectronic components is described. The overall control system consists of three subsystems, which are the structured supervisory controller, the visual pattern recognition system, and the display system. The proposed control system was implemented and successfully applied to a laboratory semiconductor die bonding machine in a real-time.
DOI:10.1109/ICSMC.1988.754408