0816 SMT Automatic Feeder Design
The 0816 SMT Automatic Feeder are designed to be used in a pick and place machine to supply smd parts for assembly on a PCB. It's specially designed to integrate well with the OpenPnP pick and place software.
What you need to start with these smt feeder
- 3d printer, bed size about 200×200
- feeder pcb (one per feeder) + parts
Current Status (2020-03-21)
- added v1.80 step files
Features Of the 0816 automatic smt feeder
- designed and highly optimized for 3d printing
- feeder supports embossed plastic tapes and paper tapes
- feed lengths: multiples of 2mm, so 0402 packages are supported
- unit for automatic cover tape-removal, easily replaceable by an own solution if preferred
- 3 sets ready to print for 8mm, 12mm and 16mm wide tapes
- the feeders lane height (1.25mm nominal) is adjustable for different types of tape. Tested are
- thin paper tapes (thickness 0.6mm, e.g. most 0603 resistors)
- thick paper tapes (thickness 1.0mm, e.g. 0603 caps)
- embossed plastic tapes (thickness 0.3mm, e.g. 0805 caps)
- costs about 10$ per feeder if sourced globally (1.2$ plastics, 3.00$ N20 motor, 2.00$ SG90 servo, 0.8$ motor pcb plus some screws, microswitch, bearing, springs, cables)
- one 8mm-feeder prints in about 5-7 hours (@ 0.3mm layer / 0.4mm nozzle / ~70mm/s)
- trigger manual feed operation via pressing on cover tape tensioner. Useful to setup feeder.
- overall width of one feeder at 8mm tape → 13.5mm, 12mm tape → 16mm, 16mm → 20mm
- compact feeder pcb for clean and easy cabling, order directly from OSHpark for less than 2$ per 3 pcb
- native arduino mega shield for up to 24 feeders including checking feeder state plus some extra ADC in and power outputs
- alternative shield arduino mega sensor shield 2.0 for up to 48 feeders without extras
- arduino firmware to interpret G-Codes received from OpenPnP to trigger a feed and configure feeder
- license: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)
- provided as is, no warranties
See it in Action
Toolchain
Support / Help
There is a topic in the OpenPnP group you can ask questions: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/openpnp/0ZMk60x51tw