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JX-100 LED

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Performance

±0.05 mm (±3σ)[2]

Optics

Laser centering (LNC60)[2]

What it is

Juki announced the JX-100 LED on April 19, 2010, and it became available from April 1, 2010.[2]

The machine can process boards with a minimum size of 50 mm × 50 mm and a maximum size of 800 mm × 360 mm.[2]

The JX-100 LED places components from 0603 mm (0201 inch) up to 33.5 mm square.[2]

Placement accuracy is ±0.05 mm at ±3 sigma.[2]

The JX-100 LED accepts up to 30 feeders in the front bank and up to 60 with an optional rear bank.[2]

How it works

The JX-100 LED uses a laser centering system (LNC60) to align components during placement.[2]

The machine incorporates a dedicated LED component recognition algorithm that improves the detection of LED parts.[2]

An automatic remaining-component management function prevents the placement of LEDs with mismatched illumination intensity.[2]

Boards can be transported in either pass-through or U-turn mode, allowing flexible machine layout.[2]

During placement a laser sensor monitors component pick status, helping to avoid defects such as dropped components, returned components without placement, and tombstoning.[2]

The main frame is a single-unit casting for vibration damping and durability.[2]

Where it fits in the process flow

The machine's nozzles, tape feeders, and production data are compatible with upper-end Juki models, which aids production changeovers and investment efficiency.[2]

Applications

The JX-100 LED is designed for placing LEDs used in backlight units of notebook PCs, large LCD televisions, LED fluorescent lamps, vehicle lighting, and indoor/outdoor lighting apparatus.[2]

What do the numbers mean?

Optics & imaging1

Component centering device
Laser centering (LNC60)[2]
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Performance1

Placement accuracy
±0.05 mm (±3σ)[2]
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Dimensions & facilities1

Component height
12.0 mm (becomes 9.0 mm when board’s X-directional length exceeds 630 mm)[2]
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Configuration & options8

Board size
Min.50×50 ~ Max.360x800MM[1]
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Component Size
Min. 0603mm(0201 Inch) ~ Max. □33.5mm[1]
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Placement speed
15,300CPH[1]
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Board size range
Min 50 mm × 50 mm to Max 800 mm × 360 mm (when sent through twice; when sent through once, maximum length is 410 mm × 360 mm)[2]
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Component size range
Min 0603 mm (0201 inch) to Max □33.5 mm[2]
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Placement speed (chip, optimized)
19,300 CPH[2]
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Placement speed (IPC9850)
15,300 CPH[2]
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Feeder inputs
Max 30 8mm tape feeders (60 with optional rear bank)[2]
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  • No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the JX-100 LED are on record.

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  • No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the JX-100 LED are on record.

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  1. [1]dealer listingwotol.com
  2. [2]juki.co.jp — juki.co.jpjuki.co.jp
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