Tape reel filling device
By designing the positioning mechanism in the belt tray loading device, the automatic positioning between the front end of the carrier tape and the peeling knife is realized, the problem of manual operation dependence in the prior art is solved, and the loading efficiency and accuracy are improved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202280100660.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2022-11-08
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-25
AI Technical Summary
In the case of filling the belt tray to the feeder, positioning between the front end of the carrier tape and the peeling knife that strips the cover tape is required. In the prior art, this positioning mainly relies on manual operation and lacks an automated solution.
A belt tray filling device is designed, which has a positioning mechanism. When the belt tray is loaded to the feeder, the device detects the positional relationship of the front end of the carrier tape reaching the stripping knife, and uses the positioning mechanism to make the blade tip of the stripping knife enter the front end of the carrier tape, thereby realizing automatic positioning of the stripping knife.
Automatic positioning between the front end of the carrier tape and the stripping knife is realized, loading efficiency is improved, error rate of manual operation is reduced, and automation is met.
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Technical Field
[0001] This specification discloses technology related to a reel loading device. Background Art
[0002] The tape feeder installation operation device described in Patent Document 1 is used when an operator performs an operation of installing a component supply tape wound on a tape reel on a tape feeder. Specifically, the tape feeder installation operation device comprises: a feeder installation operation table, a power supply unit, and an operation unit. The feeder installation operation table holds the tape feeder during the installation operation of the component supply tape. The power supply unit supplies power to a tape feed device inside the tape feeder. The operation unit allows the operator to operate the tape feed device inside the tape feeder.
[0003] In addition, when the tape feeder installation operation device pulls out the front end portion of the component supply tape from the tape reel installed on the tape feeder held on the feeder installation operation table and installs it, the operator operates the operation unit to operate the tape feeding action of the tape feeding device inside the tape feeder. And, the tape feeder installation operation device transports the front end portion of the component supply tape pulled out from the tape reel to the component adsorption position of the tape feeder.
[0004] Prior art literature
[0005] Patent Document 1: International Publication No. 2020 / 065752 Summary of the invention
[0006] Problems to be solved by the invention
[0007] When loading the reel into the feeder, it is necessary to position the leading end of the carrier tape and the peeling blade for peeling off the cover tape. This positioning is conventionally performed by an operator, but there is a demand for automation.
[0008] In view of such circumstances, the present specification discloses a reel loading device capable of positioning the leading end of a carrier tape and a peeling blade for peeling off a cover tape.
[0009] Means for solving problems
[0010] The present specification discloses a reel loading device for loading a reel wound with a carrier tape into a feeder, wherein the carrier tape comprises: a base tape having a plurality of receiving portions for receiving components formed at constant intervals; and a cover tape for closing the plurality of receiving portions, and the reel loading device comprises a positioning mechanism. When the reel is loaded into the feeder, the positioning mechanism positions the stripping knife in such a manner that the tip of the stripping knife enters the front end of the carrier tape before the front end of the carrier tape reaches the stripping knife for stripping the cover tape.
[0011] In addition, in this specification, the technical idea of changing the "reel loading device described in claim 1" to "the reel loading device described in any one of claims 1 to claim 7" in claim 8 described in the scope of claims originally attached to the application (hereinafter referred to as the scope of original claims) is disclosed. In addition, in this specification, the technical idea of changing the "reel loading device described in claim 1" to "the reel loading device described in any one of claims 1 to claim 11" in claim 12 described in the original claims is disclosed.
[0012] Effects of the Invention
[0013] According to the above reel loading device, the peeling knife can be positioned so that the blade tip of the peeling knife enters the front end of the carrier tape until the front end of the carrier tape reaches the peeling knife for peeling off the cover tape. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0014] Figure 1 It is a perspective view showing an example of an installation device.
[0015] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 A top view of the setting device.
[0016] Figure 3 It is a perspective view showing an example of a feeder equipped in a feeder holding part.
[0017] Figure 4 It is a top view showing an example of a carrier tape.
[0018] Figure 5 yes Figure 4 A cross-sectional view of a carrier tape.
[0019] Figure 6 This is a flowchart showing an example of a control procedure of a setting device.
[0020] Figure 7 It is a structural diagram showing a structural example of a reel loading device.
[0021] Figure 8 This is a perspective view showing an example of a tape reel loading device equipped with a feeder.
[0022] Fig. 9 This is a perspective view showing an example of a reel loading device with a feeder removed.
[0023] Fig.10 This is a configuration diagram showing an example of the configuration of each mechanism of the reel loading device.
[0024] Fig.11 This is a flowchart showing an example of the control procedure of the reel loading device.
[0025] Fig.12 This is a perspective view showing the vicinity of the manual sprocket, operating unit, and belt guide on the operating area side of the feeder.
[0026] Fig.13 This is a perspective view showing the vicinity of the manual sprocket, operating unit, and belt guide on the non-operating area side of the feeder.
[0027] Fig.14 It is a perspective view showing the vicinity of the tape guide of the feeder.
[0028] Fig.15 It is a perspective view showing an example of an operating mechanism.
[0029] Fig.16 yes Fig.15 A cross-sectional view of the operating mechanism.
[0030] Fig.17 This is a perspective view showing an example of a positioning mechanism on the non-operating area side of the feeder.
[0031] Fig.18 It is a perspective view showing an example of a positioning mechanism on the operation area side of the feeder.
[0032] Fig.19 It is a perspective view showing another example of the positioning mechanism.
[0033] Fig. 20 yes Fig.19 Front view of the positioning mechanism. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0034] 1. Implementation Method
[0035] 1-1. Configuration example of installation device 10a
[0036] The reel loading device 80 loads the reel 70 wound with the carrier tape 72 into the feeder 60. The reel loading device 80 can be applied to the setting device 10a, for example. The setting device 10a automatically loads the reel 70 into the feeder 60 so that the component 100 can be supplied from the feeder 60. The setting device 10a can adopt various forms as long as it can automatically load the reel 70.
[0037] like Figure 1~Figure 3As shown, the installation device 10a of the embodiment includes: a tape reel detaching unit 20, a tape reel supply unit 30, a tape reel transfer mechanism 40, and a feeder supply unit 50. In addition, for the convenience of explanation, in these figures, the facing direction of the feeder 60 and the tape reel 70 when the tape reel 70 is attached to the feeder 60 is set as the first direction (arrow X direction). In addition, the direction (side) from the feeder 60 toward the tape reel 70 in the first direction (arrow X direction) is set as the first direction one end side (arrow X1 direction), and the direction (side) from the tape reel 70 toward the feeder 60 is set as the first direction The other end side (arrow X2 direction).
[0038] In addition, if Figure 3 As shown, the direction perpendicular to the first direction (arrow X direction) on the horizontal plane and the sliding direction of the feeder 60 in the slot 21b is set as the second direction (arrow Y direction). In addition, the sliding direction (side) when the feeder 60 is removed in the second direction (arrow Y direction) is set as the second direction one end side (arrow Y1 direction), and the sliding direction (side) when the feeder 60 is installed is set as the second direction other end side (arrow Y2 direction).
[0039] The reel assembly and disassembly section 20 is assembled with various components inside the first shell 11. The first shell 11 is a rectangular parallelepiped shell, and a portion of the other end side in the first direction (arrow X2 direction) and one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) are open. The reel supply section 30 is combined with the one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) of the reel assembly and disassembly section 20. The reel supply section 30 is formed on a box-shaped base 12 that is smaller than the first shell 11. The reel transfer mechanism 40 is arranged on a plate base 12b extending from the bottom of the base 12 to the other end side in the first direction (arrow X2 direction). The feeder supply section 50 is combined with the other end side in the first direction (arrow X2 direction) of the reel assembly and disassembly section 20. The feeder supply section 50 is assembled with various components inside the second shell 13 that is smaller than the first shell 11 and has a storage space 13a at the top.
[0040] The reel mounting and dismounting unit 20 includes a feeder holding unit 21, a reel mounting mechanism 22, and a reel dismounting mechanism 23. Figure 2 As shown, the feeder holding part 21 is arranged inside the first housing 11 at the other end side in the first direction (arrow X2 direction) and at one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction). The feeder holding part 21 holds the feeder 60 in a vertical position at the operation implementation position. Figure 3As shown, the feeder holding portion 21 includes: a bottom plate 21a, a slot 21b and a support plate 21c. The slot 21b is formed in a groove shape extending along the second direction (arrow Y direction) on the bottom plate 21a. The feeder 60 is inserted from the second direction one end side (arrow Y1 direction) of the slot 21b toward the second direction other end side (arrow Y2 direction) and is held in the operation implementation position. The support plate 21c is set in a manner of standing up from the bottom plate 21a, and is connected to the side of the first direction other end side (arrow X2 direction) of the feeder 60 in the operation implementation position. The support plate 21c supports the pressing load toward the first direction other end side (arrow X2 direction) generated when the reel 70 is installed on the feeder 60.
[0041] The feeder 60 is detachably mounted on the component mounting machine. Figure 3 As shown, the feeder 60 has a reel 70 wound with a carrier tape 72 installed on a main body 71, and the carrier tape 72 is conveyed to supply the component 100. An identification code for identifying the reel 70 is attached to each reel 70. The feeder 60 is formed in a flat box shape. When the feeder 60 is viewed in the first direction (arrow X direction), it has a reel holding shaft 61 protruding from the side plate on the other end side of the first direction (arrow X2 direction) to the one end side of the first direction (arrow X1 direction) at a substantially central position. The reel holding shaft 61 is inserted into a center hole formed in the center of the reel 70, and the reel 70 is held so as to be detachable and rotatable.
[0042] like Figure 4 and Figure 5 As shown in FIG. 1 , the carrier tape 72 includes a base tape 72a, a cover tape 72b, and a bottom tape 72c. The base tape 72a is the base of the carrier tape 72 and is provided with a plurality of receiving portions 72d and a plurality of feed holes 72e. The plurality of receiving portions 72d receive components 100, respectively. Figure 4 As shown, a predetermined number (for example, three in this figure) of receiving portions 72d from the front end side of the carrier tape 72 are empty receiving portions 72d1 that do not receive the component 100. The plurality of receiving portions 72d are provided at a constant interval (predetermined pitch interval) in the longitudinal direction of the carrier tape 72 at the center portion in the width direction of the base tape 72a.
[0043] The plurality of feed holes 72e are through holes, respectively, and are used when the carrier tape 72 is conveyed in the conveying direction (the other end side of the second direction (the direction of the arrow Y2)). The plurality of feed holes 72e are arranged at predetermined intervals in the length direction of the carrier tape 72 on one end side in the width direction of the base tape 72a. The cover tape 72b closes the storage portion 72d of the base tape 72a. The cover tape 72b is adhered to the upper surface of the two end portions in the width direction of the base tape 72a, for example, by an adhesive 72f, heat and pressure bonding, etc. The bottom tape 72c is adhered to the lower surface of the base tape 72a, for example, by an adhesive 72f, heat and pressure bonding, etc., to prevent the component 100 accommodated in the storage portion 72d from falling off.
[0044] The side plate 62 of the feeder 60 at one end side in the first direction (in the direction of arrow X1) is open at the center to facilitate the removal of the tape reel 70. In addition, there are multiple types of tape reels 70 that are different in at least one of the material of the carrier tape 72, the width of the carrier tape 72, the width of the tape reel 70, and the diameter of the tape reel 70, and there are multiple types of feeders 60 corresponding to the multiple types of tape reels 70. The feeder 60 includes a pickup position 63, a drive sprocket 64a, and a stripping knife 66.
[0045] The pick-up position 63 is provided at the other end side of the second direction (arrow Y2 direction) of the upper surface of the feeder 60, and the component mounting machine picks up the component 100 at the pick-up position 63. The driving sprocket 64a is rotatably provided at one end side of the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) relative to the pick-up position 63. The tooth portion of the driving sprocket 64a engages with the feed hole 72e of the carrier tape 72. The driving sprocket 64a is intermittently driven by the driving motor to convey the carrier tape 72 at a constant pitch. The stripping knife 66 strips the cover tape 72b from the base tape 72a immediately before the pick-up position 63 so that the component 100 can be taken out. After the carrier tape 72 passes through the pick-up position 63, it is cut by a tape cutting device provided in the component mounting machine.
[0046] In addition, each feeder 60 is provided with an identification code for identifying the feeder 60. In addition, a feeder control unit is provided in the feeder 60. The feeder control unit stores the identification information of the feeder 60 and the identification information of the reel 70, and controls the component supply operation. When the feeder 60 is held in the feeder holding unit 21, the connectors of each other are engaged, and the feeder control unit is connected to the installation device 10a in a manner that allows communication.
[0047] The reel installation mechanism 22 is provided at one end side of the feeder holding portion 21 in the first direction (the direction of the arrow X1). The reel installation mechanism 22 uses the reel transfer mechanism 40 to change the reel 70 in the horizontal position to the vertical position, and installs the reel 70 to the feeder 60 at the operation implementation position. The reel installation mechanism 22 includes: a pair of guide rails 22a, 22a, a moving table 22b, a mounting member 22c, a loading area 22d, and a temporary placement area 22e. In addition, the reel installation mechanism 22 can also separate the mechanism for changing the reel 70 in the horizontal position to the vertical position from the mechanism for installing the reel 70 in the vertical position to the feeder 60.
[0048] The pair of guide rails 22a, 22a extend along the first direction (arrow X direction) at a substantially central position in the second direction (arrow Y direction) of the first housing 11 and are arranged in parallel and separated. The moving table 22b extends along the second direction (arrow Y direction) and is arranged to straddle the upper side of the pair of guide rails 22a, 22a. Figure 1 and Figure 2As shown, the movable table 22b moves along the pair of guide rails 22a, 22a, and reciprocates between a standby position provided at one end side in the first direction (arrow X1 direction) and a feeder holding portion 21 provided at the other end side in the first direction (arrow X2 direction).
[0049] The mounting member 22c is formed in a square rod shape and is provided so as to extend upward from the moving platform 22b. The mounting member 22c is directly opposite to the reel holding shaft 61 of the feeder 60 at the operation implementation position. Specifically, the mounting member 22c is provided at a position away from the front end of the reel holding shaft 61 by a predetermined distance toward one end side in the first direction (the direction of the arrow X1). The mounting member 22c is centered on the swing shaft 22c1 provided on the moving platform 22b side. Figure 1 and Figure 2 The device swings between the upright posture shown and the horizontal posture falling toward the other end side of the first direction (the direction of arrow X2) ( Figure 1 The pickup portion 22c2 is provided at the end of the mounting member 22c on the side different from the end on the swing shaft 22c1. The pickup portion 22c2 picks up the reel 70 in a detachable manner. The pickup portion 22c2 can use a claw inserted into the center hole of the reel 70, a gripping mechanism that grips the periphery of the reel 70, an adsorption mechanism that uses negative pressure to adsorb the reel 70, etc.
[0050] The loading area 22d is provided on one end side of the first direction (the direction of the arrow X1) in a pair of guide rails 22a, 22a. In the loading area 22d, the reel 70 to be installed is loaded in a horizontal position. The temporary placement area 22e is provided on the other end side of the first direction (the direction of the arrow symbol X2) than the loading area 22d in a pair of guide rails 22a, 22a. In the temporary placement area 22e, when the reel installation mechanism 22 changes the order of use of the reels 70, the reels 70 are temporarily placed in a horizontal position to change the order of use of the reels 70. The temporary placement area 22e ensures an area in a manner that a plurality of reels 70 can be temporarily placed. In addition, the movable table 22b and the mounting member 22c move above the loading area 22d and the temporary placement area 22e.
[0051] The reel removal mechanism 23 is provided on one end side of the feeder holding portion 21 in the first direction (in the direction of arrow X1), and is arranged above the reel mounting mechanism 22. The reel removal mechanism 23 removes the reel 70 from the feeder 60 at the operation implementation position. The reel removal mechanism 23 includes a guide rail 23a, a moving platform 23b, a removal member 23c, and a collection box 23d.
[0052] The guide rail 23a is provided near the ceiling of the first housing 11 and is formed to extend along the second direction (the direction of the arrow Y). The moving platform 23b is formed to extend along the first direction (the direction of the arrow X) and is provided on the lower side of the guide rail 23a. Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the moving table 23 b moves along the guide rail 23 a and reciprocates between a standby position provided at the other end side in the second direction (the direction of arrow Y2 ) and the feeder holding portion 21 .
[0053] The disassembly member 23c is formed of a thick plate-like member longer than the moving platform 23b, and is provided on the lower side of the moving platform 23b so as to extend along the first direction (arrow X direction). The disassembly member 23c is centered on a swing shaft 23c1 provided on the other end side of the moving platform 23b in the first direction (arrow X2 direction). Figure 1 and Figure 2 Swings between the horizontal position shown and the vertical position in which the body falls downward ( Figure 1 The pickup portion 23c2 is provided at the end of the disassembly member 23c on the side different from the end on the swing shaft 23c1 side. The pickup portion 23c2 picks up the reel 70 in a detachable manner. The picking method of the pickup portion 23c2 may be the same as that of the pickup portion 22c2 of the reel mounting mechanism 22, or may be different.
[0054] The recovery box 23d is arranged to be located below the disassembly member 23c when the movable platform 23b moves to the standby position. The recovery box 23d recovers the plurality of removed reels 70. The recovery box 23d is formed in a box shape that opens upward. Therefore, the recovery box 23d can recover the reels 70 that have fallen after the pick-up portion 23c of the disassembly member 23c releases the reels 70.
[0055] The reel supply unit 30 includes a reel holding unit 31 that is detachably provided. A pair of guide plates 12a, 12a extending in the second direction (arrow Y direction) are provided on one end side of the first direction (arrow X1 direction) and the other end side of the first direction (arrow X2 direction) of the upper surface of the pedestal 12. The reel holding unit 31 is placed between the pair of guide plates 12a, 12a of the pedestal 12. Figure 2 As shown, the facing surfaces of the pair of guide plates 12a, 12a at one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) are formed into a tapered shape, and the separation distance at one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) is longer than that at the other end side in the second direction (arrow Y2 direction). Thus, the operation of the reel holding portion 31 entering the pedestal 12 from the one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) becomes easy.
[0056] The reel holding portion 31 stacks and holds a plurality of reels 70 in a horizontal position. In addition, the reels 70 are not limited to unused reels, but may also be reels in use with the carrier tape 72 halfway used. The reel holding portion 31 includes a horizontally arranged circular plate-shaped holding plate 31a and a round rod-shaped holding shaft 31b that is arranged upward from the center of the holding plate 31a and passes through the center hole of the reel 70. Therefore, even if reels 70 having at least one different diameter and width dimension are mixed, the reel holding portion 31 can hold the plurality of reels 70 in a state where the holding shaft 31b passes through the center holes of the plurality of reels 70, and the removal of the reels 70 becomes easy. An identification code 31c is attached to the upper surface of the holding plate 31a. The identification code 31c contains information for identifying the reel holding portion 31.
[0057] For example, the operator purchases a plurality of tape reels 70 based on the operation instruction data, and performs a stacking operation of stacking the plurality of tape reels 70 on the tape reel holding portion 31. The operation instruction data indicates the operation content of the setting operation performed by the setting device 10a. That is, in the operation instruction data, the type information of the plurality of tape reels 70 required as the production of the substrate product by the component mounting machine progresses and the type information of the plurality of feeders 60 applicable to the tape reels 70 are associated with each other. In addition, the plurality of tape reels 70 can also be transported using a known unmanned transport vehicle or the like.
[0058] The reel transfer mechanism 40 is provided on the plate base 12b extending from the bottom of the base 12 to the other end side in the first direction (arrow X2 direction). The reel transfer mechanism 40 includes: a support 41, an arm 42 and a pickup portion 43. The support 41 stands vertically upward on the other end side in the second direction (arrow Y2 direction) of the plate base 12b. The arm 42 is provided so as to be able to be raised and lowered relative to the support 41. In addition, the arm 42 is provided so as to be able to rotate in a horizontal plane around a rotation axis 44 close to the support 41.
[0059] The pickup portion 43 is configured to be retractable relative to the arm 42. The pickup portion 43 picks up the reel 70 in a detachable manner. The picking method of the pickup portion 43 may be the same as or different from the picking method of the pickup portion 22c2 of the reel mounting mechanism 22 and the picking portion 23c2 of the reel removal mechanism 23. In addition, a code reader is provided in the pickup portion 43. The code reader reads the identification code 31c of the reel holding portion 31. In addition, the code reader can read the identification code of the uppermost reel 70.
[0060] The reel transfer mechanism 40 functions as a part of the reel mounting mechanism 22. Specifically, the reel transfer mechanism 40 takes out the reel 70 from the reel holding portion 31 by driving the arm 42 and the pickup portion 43. In addition, the reel transfer mechanism 40 places the taken-out reel 70 in a horizontal position on the loading area 22d or the temporary placement area 22e by driving the arm 42 and the pickup portion 43. The reel transfer mechanism 40 sequentially uses the plurality of reels 70 stacked on the reel holding portion 31 from the top.
[0061] The feeder supply unit 50 includes a feeder storage unit 51 and a feeder conveying unit 52 which are detachably provided. Figure 2 As shown, the storage space 13a at the upper portion of the second housing 13 is open at one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction), and can store multiple (for example, two in this figure) feeder storage parts 51 in parallel along the first direction (arrow X direction). Figure 1 As shown, a plurality of roller conveyors 13 b extending in a first direction (arrow X direction) are provided on the bottom surface that partitions the storage space 13 a , so that the storage operation of the feeder storage section 51 becomes easy.
[0062] The feeder accommodating portion 51 is formed in a box shape with one end side (arrow Y1 direction) in the second direction open. A plurality of slots having the same shape as the slots 21b of the feeder holding portion 21 are formed on the bottom surface of the feeder accommodating portion 51. The feeder accommodating portion 51 can accommodate a plurality of feeders 60 in a longitudinal posture in parallel along the first direction (arrow X direction). When a plurality of feeders 60 are accommodated in the feeder accommodating portion 51 and the feeder accommodating portion 51 is properly accommodated in the storage space 13a, the connectors of the feeders 60 and the feeder accommodating portion 51 are engaged with each other, and the plurality of feeder control units are connected to the setting device 10a in a manner capable of communication.
[0063] The feeder storage section 51 is provided with an identification code for identifying the feeder storage section 51. For example, based on the operation instruction data, the operator purchases a plurality of feeders 60 to be used and performs a storage operation of storing them in the feeder storage section 51. In addition, the number of feeder storage sections 51 that can be stored in the storage space 13a can be one or more than three. In addition, the transportation of the plurality of feeders 60 can also use a known unmanned transportation vehicle or the like.
[0064] A guide rail 13c is provided at the lower part of the second direction one end side (arrow Y1 direction) of the storage space 13a of the second housing 13. The guide rail 13c is provided over the substantially entire first direction (arrow X direction) of the storage space 13a, and is provided so as to extend to the second direction one end side (arrow Y1 direction) of the feeder holding portion 21. In addition, a feeder conveying portion 52 is provided on the guide rail 13c. The feeder conveying portion 52 moves along the guide rail 13c, and reciprocates between the feeder storage portion 51 and the feeder holding portion 21.
[0065] The feeder conveying unit 52 is formed into a box shape having an opening at the other end side in the second direction (arrow Y2 direction). The feeder conveying unit 52 has an internal space for temporarily internalizing the feeder 60, and a feeder operating mechanism for carrying the feeder 60 into or out of the internal space through the opening. Therefore, the feeder conveying unit 52 can carry out the feeder 60 from the feeder accommodating unit 51 and the feeder holding unit 21, and can carry the feeder 60 into the feeder accommodating unit 51 and the feeder holding unit 21. In addition, a safety gate that can be opened and closed is provided at one end side in the second direction (arrow Y1 direction) of the reel supply unit 30 and the feeder supply unit 50 to prevent an operator from approaching the reel supply unit 30 and the feeder supply unit 50.
[0066] 1-2. Control example of installation device 10a
[0067] The setting device 10a controls the feeder conveying section 52 to convey the feeder 60 ( Figure 6 The feeder conveying unit 52 pulls out the feeder 60 from the feeder accommodating unit 51 and inserts the feeder 60 therein, moves to the feeder holding unit 21, and inserts the built-in feeder 60 into the feeder holding unit 21. Thus, the feeder 60 is held at the operation implementation position, and the identification code of the feeder 60 is read.
[0068] Assuming that there is no feeder 60 applicable to the uppermost reel 70 of the reel holding section 31, the reel 70 is placed in the temporary placement area 22e by the reel transfer mechanism 40. The above placement is repeated until there is an applicable feeder 60, and the feeder 60 corresponding to the uppermost reel 70 of the reel holding section 31 is inserted into the feeder holding section 21. After the control shown in step S1, the first series of controls shown in steps S2 to S5 and the second series of controls shown in steps S11 to S14 are executed in parallel in the setting device 10a.
[0069] In the first series of control, the setting device 10a confirms the state of the reel 70 based on the read identification code of the feeder 60 or the identification code of the reel 70, and changes the control according to the state of the reel 70 (step S2). Specifically, in the case where the feeder 60 has been used in the component mounting machine before, the feeder 60 may be equipped with a reel 70 in use with the carrier tape 72 halfway through use. In this case, the setting device 10a performs a fixing process of fixing the front end of the carrier tape 72 with a tape or the like to suppress the slack of the carrier tape 72 (step S3). At this time, the setting device 10a can wind the carrier tape 72 around the reel 70 as needed.
[0070] Next, the reel removal mechanism 23 removes the reel 70 from the feeder 60 (step S4). Specifically, the movable table 23b moves from the standby position to the feeder holding portion 21. And, when the removal member 23c swings from the horizontal posture to the vertical posture, the pickup portion 23c2 abuts against the reel 70 to pick up the reel 70. Then, when the removal member 23c returns from the vertical posture to the horizontal posture, the pickup portion 23c2 pulls the reel 70 out of the reel holding shaft 61 and holds it in a horizontal posture. At this time, the setting device 10a deletes the identification information of the reel 70 from the storage unit of the feeder control unit of the feeder 60. In addition, the setting device 10a sends the identification information of the feeder 60 from which the reel 70 has been removed to the upper management device. At this time, the setting device 10a may also send the identification information of the removed reel 70 together with the identification information of the feeder 60 to the upper management device.
[0071] Next, the reel disassembly mechanism 23 recovers the reel 70 (step S5). Specifically, first, the movable table 23b moves from the feeder holding portion 21 to the standby position. And the pickup portion 23c2 releases the reel 70. As a result, the released reel 70 falls into the recovery box 23d and is recovered. When the reel 70 is recovered, the control of the first series becomes a standby state until the control of the second series is completed.
[0072] In addition, the feeder 60 may be equipped with a used reel 70 in which all the carrier tapes 72 have been used (step S2). In this case, the first series of controls omits the control shown in step S3 and executes the control shown in steps S4 and S5. In addition, the feeder 60 may not be equipped with a reel 70 (step S2). In this case, the first series of controls omits the control shown in steps S3 to S5.
[0073] In the second series of control, the reel transfer mechanism 40 uses the pickup unit 43 to pick up the uppermost reel 70 of the reel holding unit 31 and places it on the placement area 22d (step S11). Then, the reel transfer mechanism 40 returns the pickup unit 43 to the top of the reel holding unit 31. In addition, if there is no applicable feeder 60, the reel transfer mechanism 40 places the reel 70 on the temporary placement area 22e.
[0074] Next, the reel mounting mechanism 22 changes the posture of the reel 70 in the loading area 22d (step S12). Specifically, first, the mounting member 22c changes from the upright posture to the horizontal posture, and the pickup portion 22c2 abuts against the reel 70 to pick up the reel 70. Then, the mounting member 22c returns from the horizontal posture to the upright posture, and the pickup portion 22c2 changes the reel 70 from the horizontal posture to the vertical posture and holds it. In addition, when using the reel 70 in the temporary placement area 22e, before the mounting member 22c changes from the upright posture to the horizontal posture, the movable table 22b moves a predetermined distance toward the other end side of the first direction (in the direction of the arrow X2). The control of the second series becomes a standby state until the end condition indicating that the control of step S4 of the first series is completed is met. In this way, interference between the reel mounting mechanism 22 and the reel removal mechanism 23 can be avoided.
[0075] When the above-mentioned end condition is satisfied, the reel installation mechanism 22 installs the reel 70 to the feeder 60 (step S13). Specifically, while the pickup portion 22c2 holds the reel 70 in a vertical position, the movable table 22b moves to the feeder holding portion 21. As a result, the reel 70 moves toward the reel holding shaft 61 and is installed on the reel holding shaft 61. The movement of the movable table 22b can be performed simultaneously with the movement of the movable table 23b to the standby position.
[0076] When the installation of the tape reel 70 is completed, the setting device 10a causes the feeder control unit of the feeder 60 to which the tape reel 70 is installed to store the identification information of the tape reel 70. In addition, the setting device 10a establishes a correspondence between the identification information of the feeder 60 and the identification information of the tape reel 70 equipped on the feeder 60 and sends them to the upper management device. In addition, the moving table 22b returns to the standby position. Next, the setting device 10a conveys the carrier tape 72 until the feed hole 72e of the carrier tape 72 engages with the tooth portion of the manual sprocket 64b described later (step S14).
[0077] When the control of the first series and the control of the second series are completed, the feeder conveying unit 52 pulls out the built-in feeder 60 from the feeder holding unit 21, moves to the feeder storage unit 51, and inserts the built-in feeder 60 into the feeder storage unit 51 (step S6). As a result, the setting operation for one feeder 60 is completed. The setting device 10a determines whether the setting operation for all feeders 60 is completed (step S7). In the case where the setting operation for all feeders 60 is completed (in the case of yes in step S7), the control of the setting device 10a is temporarily terminated. In the case where the setting operation for all feeders 60 is not completed (in the case of no in step S7), the control of the setting device 10a returns to the control shown in step S1, and the above-mentioned control is repeated until the setting operation for all feeders 60 is completed.
[0078] When the control of the setting device 10a is finished, for example, the operator transports the feeder storage section 51 containing the set feeder 60 to the component mounting machine to perform the production change adjustment of the feeder 60. In addition, when the temporary placement area 22e is loaded with a reel 70, when the operator stores the feeder 60 that can be used for the reel 70 in the feeder storage section 51, the reel 70 becomes usable. In addition, the reel 70 that is not used and remains in the temporary placement area 22e is returned to the reel holding section 31 by the reel transfer mechanism 40 and is recovered by the operator. In addition, the above-mentioned transportation operation performed by the operator can also be automated using a well-known unmanned transportation vehicle or the like.
[0079] 1-3. Configuration Example of Reel Loading Device 80
[0080] When loading the tape reel 70 into the feeder 60, it is necessary to position the front end portion 72t of the carrier tape 72 and the peeling blade 66 that peels off the cover tape 72b. Therefore, the installation device 10a is provided with a tape reel loading device 80. The tape reel loading device 80 loads the tape reel 70 wound with the carrier tape 72 into the feeder 60. In addition, the tape reel loading device 80 can perform the above-mentioned positioning. In addition, as described above, in the installation device 10a, the loading operation of loading the tape reel 70 into the feeder 60 is also automated.
[0081] The reel loading device 80 includes a positioning mechanism 83. In addition, the reel loading device 80 may also include an operating mechanism 81. In addition, the reel loading device 80 may also include a detection mechanism 82. In addition, the reel loading device 80 may also include a conveying unit 84. Figure 7~Figure 9 As shown in FIG. 8 , the tape reel loading device 80 of the embodiment includes: an operating mechanism 81, a detection mechanism 82, a positioning mechanism 83 and a conveying unit 84. Fig.10As shown, the operating mechanism 81 of the embodiment, the moving portion 82c of the detection mechanism 82, and the pressing member driving portion 83b of the positioning mechanism 83 are provided in a non-operating area AR1 where an operator does not operate the feeder 60. Fig.10 The feeder 60 and the reel loading device 80 are schematically shown as viewed from above in the vertical direction. As described later, the non-operation area AR1 includes an area where an operator does not need to operate the reel 70 loading operation.
[0082] The transport unit 84 can be provided in various control devices, management devices, etc. The transport unit 84 can also be formed on the cloud. Figure 7 As shown, the conveying unit 84 of the embodiment is provided in the control device of the installation device 10a. Fig.11 The control is executed according to the flowchart shown. The operating mechanism 81 performs the processing and judgment shown in step S21 to step S24. The detection mechanism 82 performs the judgment shown in step S25. The positioning mechanism 83 performs the processing and judgment shown in step S26 to step S29. The conveying unit 84 performs the processing shown in step S30.
[0083] 1-3-1. Operating mechanism 81
[0084] like Fig.12 and Fig.13 As shown, the feeder 60 includes: a driving sprocket 64a, a manual sprocket 64b and an operating unit 65. As described above, the driving sprocket 64a conveys the carrier tape 72. The manual sprocket 64b refers to a sprocket located on the upstream side of the driving sprocket 64a in the conveying direction of the carrier tape 72 (equivalent to the second direction one end side (arrow Y1 direction) in the setting device 10a. The same applies hereinafter.). Similar to the driving sprocket 64a, the tooth portion of the manual sprocket 64b engages with the feed hole 72e of the carrier tape 72.
[0085] The operation part 65 is a part where the operator can rotate the manual sprocket 64b. When the operator rotates the operation part 65, the manual sprocket 64b rotates and the carrier tape 72 can be conveyed from the manual sprocket 64b to the drive sprocket 64a. As a result, the carrier tape 72 is conveyed to the peeling cover tape 72b. Fig.14 The stripping knife 66 is shown. In order to automate the above-mentioned operation by the operator, the reel loading device 80 is provided with an operating mechanism 81.
[0086] The operating mechanism 81 rotates the manual sprocket 64b instead of the operator to convey the carrier tape 72 from the manual sprocket 64b to the drive sprocket 64a. The operating mechanism 81 can be in various forms as long as it can convey the carrier tape 72 as described above. The operating mechanism 81 of the embodiment includes: a convex member 81a, a convex member driving unit 81b, and a detection unit 81c. For example, Fig.13As shown, the manual sprocket 64b includes a polygonal hole 64b1. The hole 64b1 is formed in a hexagonal shape, for example.
[0087] In the above method, if Fig.15 and Fig.16 As shown, the operating mechanism 81 may include a convex member 81a and a convex member driving unit 81b. The convex member 81a is a member that can be engaged with the hole 64b1. For example, when the hole 64b1 is formed in a hexagonal shape, the convex member 81a may be formed in a hexagonal column shape. The convex member driving unit 81b moves the convex member 81a toward the hole 64b1 and rotates it in a state of being engaged with the hole 64b1, thereby rotating the manual sprocket 64b.
[0088] The convex member driving unit 81b can be in various forms as long as it can move the convex member 81a and rotate the manual sprocket 64b as described above. The convex member driving unit 81b can move the convex member 81a by, for example, an air cylinder. In addition, the convex member driving unit 81b can rotate the convex member 81a by, for example, a motor. Thus, the carrier tape 72 is conveyed from the manual sprocket 64b to the stripping knife 66.
[0089] In addition, when the convex member 81a rotates without being engaged with the hole 64b1, it idles and cannot rotate the manual sprocket 64b. Therefore, the operating mechanism 81 may include a detection portion 81c. The detection portion 81c detects the engagement state of the convex member 81a and the hole 64b. The detection portion 81c may be in various forms as long as it can detect the engagement state. Fig.15 and Fig.16 As shown, the convex member 81a of the embodiment is provided at the front end of the step member 92 provided so as to be relatively movable with respect to the base portion 91 fixed to the shaft 81b1 of the convex member driving portion 81b.
[0090] The step member 92 includes a first member 92a, a second member 92b, and a biasing member 92c. The first member 92a is a member provided on the side of the pedestal 91. The second member 92b is a member having a larger diameter than the first member 92a and provided on the side of the convex member 81a. The biasing member 92c is a member that biases the first member 92a, the second member 92b, and the convex member 81a in the direction of the hole 64b1. For example, the first member 92a and the second member 92b are made of metal and are formed in a cylindrical shape. In addition, a spring member can be used as the biasing member 92c.
[0091] The detection unit 81c is a proximity sensor. When the convex member driving unit 81b moves the convex member 81a toward the hole 64b1 and fits into the hole 64b1, the proximity sensor moves together with the base 91 and can detect the second member 92b that is closer to the first member 92a. Specifically, the convex member driving unit 81b moves the convex member 81a toward the hole 64b1 ( Fig.11 When the convex member 81a is engaged with the hole 64b1, the detection unit 81c faces the first member 92a and does not detect the second member 92b, thereby detecting the engaged state. When the engaged state is detected by the detection unit 81c (in the case of YES in step S22), the convex member driving unit 81b rotates the convex member 81a to rotate the manual sprocket 64b (step S23).
[0092] When the convex member 81a is not engaged with the hole 64b1, the force applying member 92c contracts by an amount corresponding to the inability of the convex member 81a to enter the hole 64b1, and the convex member 81a moves relative to the base 91. As a result, the detection unit 81c faces the second member 92b and detects the second member 92b, thereby detecting the non-engaged state in which the convex member 81a is not engaged with the hole 64b1. When the non-engaged state is detected by the detection unit 81c (in the case of No in step S22), the convex member driving unit 81b rotates the convex member 81a to change the rotation position (angle) of the convex member 81a until the detection unit 81c detects the engaged state (step S24).
[0093] Thus, when the convex member 81a is engaged with the hole 64b1, the detection unit 81c faces the first member 92a, and the engagement state is detected by not detecting the second member 92b. In addition, when the convex member 81a is not engaged with the hole 64b1, the detection unit 81c faces the second member 92b by relatively moving, and the non-engagement state is detected by detecting the second member 92b. Thus, the convex member driving unit 81b can reliably rotate the manual sprocket 64b in a state where the convex member 81a is engaged with the hole 64b1.
[0094] 1-3-2. Testing agency 82
[0095] The detection mechanism 82 detects the pre-arrival state immediately before the leading end portion 72t of the carrier tape 72 reaches the blade tip portion 66a of the peeling knife 66. The detection mechanism 82 may be in various forms as long as it can detect the pre-arrival state.
[0096] like Figure 8 and Fig. 9As shown, for example, the detection mechanism 82 includes: a camera 82a, a detection unit 82b, and a moving unit 82c. The camera 82a can be any camera as long as it can capture the carrier tape 72, and a known camera can be used. The camera 82a can capture the carrier tape 72 from above in the vertical direction. The detection unit 82b performs image processing on the image data of the carrier tape 72 obtained by the camera 82a to identify the positional relationship between the front end portion 72t of the carrier tape 72 and the blade tip portion 66a of the stripping knife 66, and detects the pre-arrival state based on the identified positional relationship. The moving unit 82c moves the camera 82a to the top of the carrier tape 72 when capturing the carrier tape 72.
[0097] like Fig.14 As shown, for example, the tape guide 67 to which the stripping knife 66 is attached has a window portion 67a capable of identifying the feed hole 72e of the carrier tape 72 at a predetermined position on the upstream side of the stripping knife 66 in the conveying direction of the carrier tape 72. In this case, when the window portion 67a identifies the feed hole 72e of the carrier tape 72, the detection portion 82b can identify the positional relationship that the front end portion 72t of the carrier tape 72 reaches the blade tip portion 66a of the stripping knife 66, thereby detecting the pre-arrival state. In addition, when the window portion 67a does not identify the feed hole 72e of the carrier tape 72, the detection portion 82b can detect the non-pre-arrival state that is not in the above-mentioned positional relationship.
[0098] In addition, the detection mechanism 82 may also include: a light projector that can project light to the carrier tape 72 at a predetermined position on the upstream side of the stripping knife 66 in the conveying direction of the carrier tape 72; and a light receiver that receives the reflected light projected from the light projector and reflected by the carrier tape 72. In this case, the detection mechanism 82 can determine the presence or absence of the carrier tape 72 based on the intensity of the reflected light received by the light receiver. Thus, the detection unit 82b can also recognize the positional relationship of the front end portion 72t of the carrier tape 72 reaching the blade tip portion 66a of the stripping knife 66 when the intensity of the reflected light received by the light receiver is above a predetermined level, and detect the pre-arrival state.
[0099] 1-3-3. Positioning Mechanism 83 and Transport Unit 84
[0100] When the tape reel 70 is loaded into the feeder 60, the positioning mechanism 83 positions the peeling knife 66 in such a manner that the blade tip 66a of the peeling knife 66 enters the front end 72t of the carrier tape 72 before the front end 72t of the carrier tape 72 reaches the peeling knife 66 that peels off the cover tape 72b. The positioning mechanism 83 can adopt various methods as long as it can position the peeling knife 66 as described above. For example, the positioning mechanism 83 of the embodiment includes: a pressing member 83a, a pressing member driving unit 83b, an adjustment unit 83c, and a confirmation unit 83d.
[0101] like Fig.17 and Fig.18 As shown in FIG. 1 , for example, the positioning mechanism 83 includes a pressing member 83a and a pressing member driving unit 83b. The pressing member 83a is a member capable of pressing a predetermined portion 67b of the belt guide 67 to which the stripping blade 66 is attached. The pressing member driving unit 83b moves the pressing member 83a toward the predetermined portion 67b of the belt guide 67 to press the predetermined portion 67b. For example, the pressing member 83a is rotatable around a fulcrum 83a1.
[0102] One end of the pressing member 83a is connected to the pressing member driving unit 83b. The pressing member driving unit 83b moves one end of the pressing member 83a upward in the vertical direction, for example, by means of a cylinder. Thus, the pressing member 83a rotates around the fulcrum 83a1. The other end of the pressing member 83a is formed into an L shape, and the front end can press the predetermined position 67b. Thus, the stripping knife 66 is positioned in the vertical direction.
[0103] In addition, when the detection mechanism 82 detects the pre-arrival state (in Fig.11 In the case of YES in step S25 shown in the figure), the positioning mechanism 83 presses the predetermined portion 67b of the belt guide 67 to position the peeling knife 66 (step S26). If the detection mechanism 82 does not detect the pre-arrival state (in the case of NO in step S25), the operating mechanism 81 rotates the manual sprocket 64b until the pre-arrival state is detected.
[0104] The positioning mechanism 83 may also include an adjustment unit 83c. The adjustment unit 83c adjusts the pressing amount when the pressing member 83a presses the predetermined portion 67b (step S27). The adjustment unit 83c may be in various forms as long as it can adjust the pressing amount. Fig.19 and Fig. 20 As shown, for example, the adjustment portion 83c is provided so as to be rotatable by the pressing member driving portion 83b.
[0105] The adjustment portion 83c is formed into an elliptical shape when viewed along the rotation axis direction, and can adjust the descending amount of the pressing member 83a according to the rotation position (angle). The pressing member 83a has a protrusion 83a2 protruding downward. The protrusion 83a2 can press the predetermined portion 67b of the belt guide 67 by descending the descending amount adjusted by the adjustment portion 83c.
[0106] The positioning mechanism 83 may also include a confirmation unit 83d. The confirmation unit 83d confirms the peeling state of the cover tape 72b by the peeling knife 66 (step S28). The confirmation unit 83d may be in various forms as long as it can confirm the peeling state (the state in which the cover tape 72b is properly peeled). Figure 8 and Fig. 9As shown, for example, the confirmation unit 83d can use the camera 82a to confirm the peeling state. Specifically, the confirmation unit 83d uses the camera 82a to photograph the area where the peeled cover tape 72b passes. And the confirmation unit 83d can perform image processing on the image data of the area obtained by the camera 82a to confirm the peeling state.
[0107] When the confirmation unit 83d confirms the peeling state (if YES in step S28), the pressing member driving unit 83b stops pressing the predetermined portion 67b by the pressing member 83a (step S29). In addition, the conveying unit 84 conveys the carrier tape 72 to the feeder 60 until the component 100 reaches the pickup position 63 for picking up the component 100 (step S30). Specifically, the conveying unit 84 rotates the driving sprocket 64a to convey the carrier tape 72.
[0108] For example, the conveying unit 84 can use the above-mentioned imaging device 82a to capture the pickup position 63. Furthermore, the conveying unit 84 can perform image processing on the image data of the pickup position 63 acquired by the imaging device 82a to confirm the arrival of the component 100. In addition, the conveying unit 84 can also confirm the arrival of the component 100 using a height sensor provided at the pickup position 63. In addition, when the peeling state is not confirmed by the confirmation unit 83d (in the case of "No" in step S28), the predetermined portion 67b is continuously pressed and the rotation of the manual sprocket 64b is continued until the peeling state is confirmed.
[0109] 1-3-4. Configuration Example of Reel Loading Device 80
[0110] like Figure 2 As shown, in the embodiment, the feeder 60 is provided inside the first housing 11. Therefore, when loading the tape reel 70 into the feeder 60, the operator is usually unable to operate the feeder 60. However, for example, when a problem with the loading operation occurs, the setting device 10a sometimes supplies only the driving power for driving the feeder 60, stops the driving power of other mechanisms, and allows the operator to operate after implementing the operator's safety countermeasures.
[0111] In this case, the operating mechanism 81 can be provided in the non-operating area AR1 where the operator does not operate the feeder 60. Similarly, the moving portion 82c of the detection mechanism 82 can be provided in the non-operating area AR1. In addition, the pressing member driving portion 83b of the positioning mechanism 83 can be provided in the non-operating area AR1. In any case, the reel loading device 80 can be arranged in an area that does not affect the operator's operation.
[0112] Specifically, if Figure 3 As shown, the tape reel 70 is mounted on the tape reel retaining shaft 61. Figure 8 and Fig.10 As shown in FIG. 1 , the side of the feeder 60 where the reel holding shaft 61 protrudes corresponds to the operation area AR2 where the operator may operate the feeder 60. Fig.10 As shown, the non-operation area AR1 can be set in an area on the side opposite to the side where the reel holding shaft 61 protrudes. The non-operation area AR1 includes, for example, an area that does not require an operator to perform an operation for loading the reel 70.
[0113] The above description about the non-operating area AR1 is particularly useful when the feeder 60 is not covered by the housing and is exposed. Figure 8 The feeder 60 shown is provided on a workbench, and the operator loads the tape reel 70 into the feeder 60. In addition, the matters described in this specification can be appropriately selected and combined. For example, in the feeder 60 without the manual sprocket 64b and the operating part 65, the operating mechanism 81 can also be omitted.
[0114] 2. Example of Effects of Implementation
[0115] According to reel loading device 80 , before leading end 72t of carrier tape 72 reaches peeling knife 66 for peeling cover tape 72b , peeling knife 66 can be positioned so that blade tip 66a of peeling knife 66 enters leading end 72t of carrier tape 72 .
[0116] Description of Reference Numerals
[0117] 60: feeder, 63: pickup position, 64a: drive sprocket, 64b: manual sprocket, 64b: hole, 65: operating part, 66: peeling knife, 66a: knife tip, 67: tape guide, 67a: window, 67b: predetermined part, 70: reel, 72: carrier tape, 72a: base tape, 72b: cover tape, 72d: storage part, 72e: feed hole, 72t: front end, 80: reel loading device, 81: operating mechanism, 81a: convex part , 81b: convex part driving part, 81b1: axis, 81c: detection part, 82: detection mechanism, 82a: imaging device, 82b: detection part, 82c: moving part, 83: positioning mechanism, 83a: pressing part, 83b: pressing part driving part, 83c: adjustment part, 83d: confirmation part, 84: conveying part, 91: base part, 92: step part, 92a: first part, 92b: second part, 92c: force applying part, 100: element, AR1: non-operating area.
Claims
1. A reel loading device for loading a reel wound with a carrier tape into a feeder, wherein the carrier tape comprises: a base tape having a plurality of receiving portions for receiving components formed at regular intervals; and a cover tape for closing the plurality of receiving portions, The tape reel loading device includes a positioning mechanism, which positions the stripping knife in such a way that the tip of the stripping knife enters the front end of the carrier tape before the front end of the carrier tape reaches the stripping knife for stripping the cover tape when the tape reel is loaded into the feeder.
2. The reel loading device according to claim 1, wherein: The feeder has: A driving sprocket to convey the carrier tape; a manual sprocket disposed upstream of the drive sprocket in the conveying direction of the carrier tape; and An operating unit for an operator to rotate the manual sprocket. The reel loading device includes an operating mechanism that rotates the manual sprocket instead of the operator to feed the carrier tape from the manual sprocket to the drive sprocket.
3. The reel loading device according to claim 2, wherein: The operating mechanism is provided in a non-operating area where the operator does not operate the feeder.
4. The reel loading device according to claim 2 or claim 3, wherein: The manual sprocket has a polygonal hole. The operating mechanism has: a convex member capable of fitting into the hole; and The male member driving unit moves the male member toward the hole portion and rotates the male member in a state of being fitted in the hole portion, thereby rotating the manual sprocket.
5. The reel loading device according to claim 4, wherein: The operating mechanism includes a detection unit that detects a fitting state in which the convex member is fitted into the hole.
6. The reel loading device according to claim 5, wherein: The convex member is provided at the front end of the step member, and the step member is provided to be movable relative to a seat portion of a shaft fixed to the convex member driving portion. The step component comprises: A first component is provided on one side of the pedestal portion; A second component having a diameter larger than that of the first component and disposed on one side of the convex component; and a force applying member for applying force to the first member, the second member, and the convex member in a direction toward the hole portion, The detection unit is a proximity sensor, and when the convex member driving unit moves the convex member toward the hole and fits the convex member into the hole, the proximity sensor moves together with the seat and can detect the second member closer than the first member.
7. The reel loading device according to claim 6, wherein: When the convex part is engaged with the hole portion, the detection portion faces the first part and does not detect the second part, thereby detecting the engaged state. When the convex part is not engaged with the hole portion, the detection portion faces the second part through the relative movement and detects the second part, thereby detecting the non-engaged state in which the convex part is not engaged with the hole portion.
8. The reel loading device according to claim 1, wherein: The reel loading device includes a detection mechanism that detects a pre-arrival state of the leading end portion of the carrier tape immediately before the leading end portion reaches the blade tip portion of the peeling knife.
9. The reel loading device according to claim 8, wherein: The testing organization has: a photographing device capable of photographing the carrier tape; and The detection unit performs image processing on the image data of the carrier tape acquired by the imaging device to recognize the positional relationship between the leading end portion of the carrier tape and the blade tip portion of the peeling knife, and detects the pre-arrival state based on the recognized positional relationship.
10. The reel loading device according to claim 9, wherein: The tape guide on which the stripping knife is mounted has a window portion capable of identifying the feed hole of the carrier tape at a predetermined position upstream of the stripping knife in the conveying direction of the carrier tape. When the window portion recognizes the feed hole of the carrier tape, the detection portion recognizes the positional relationship in which the leading end portion of the carrier tape reaches the blade tip portion of the peeling knife, thereby detecting the pre-arrival state.
11. The reel filling device according to claim 9 or claim 10, wherein: The detection mechanism includes a moving part that moves the imaging device toward the upper side of the carrier tape when imaging the carrier tape. The moving part is provided in a non-operating area where an operator does not operate the feeder.
12. The reel loading device according to claim 1, wherein: The positioning mechanism has: A pressing member capable of pressing a predetermined portion of the tape guide to which the peeling blade is mounted; and a pressing member driving unit that moves the pressing member toward the predetermined portion of the belt guide to press the predetermined portion; The pressing member driving unit is provided in a non-operating area where an operator does not operate the feeder.
13. The reel loading device according to claim 12, wherein: The positioning mechanism includes an adjustment unit that adjusts the amount of pressure when the pressing member presses the predetermined portion.
14. The reel filling device according to claim 12 or claim 13, wherein: The positioning mechanism includes a confirmation unit that confirms a peeling state of the cover tape being peeled off by the peeling blade.
15. The reel loading device according to claim 14, wherein: The pressing member driving unit stops pressing the predetermined portion by the pressing member when the confirmation unit confirms the peeling state. The reel loading device includes a conveying unit that conveys the carrier tape to the feeder until the component reaches a pickup position where the component is picked up.
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