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AXI Programming Manual
[SJ00DCM04-01E]
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Saki Corporation AXI Programming Manual (Original Instructions)

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Part I 1 Basic Operation of the Inspection Software ............ I-2

Basic Operation 1.1 Starting/Quitting the Inspection Software ..................................I-2
Table of Contents 1.1.1 Starting the Inspection Software ........................................I-2
1.1.2 Quit the Inspection Software ..............................................I-4
1.2 Window Details ..........................................................................I-6
1.3 Selecting an Inspection Data File ..............................................I-9
1.4 Saving the Inspection Data File ...............................................I-10
1.4.1 Overwriting an Inspection Data File .................................I-10
1.4.2 Saving an Inspection Data File as a New File ..................I-10
2 Operations in Board Viewer.................................... I-11
2.1 Basic Operations in Board Viewer ...........................................I-11
2.1.1 Moving a Display Area .....................................................I-11
2.1.2 Zooming in/out an Image..................................................I-11
2.1.3 Measuring Dimensions of the Selected Area ...................I-12
2.1.4 Confirming the Position of the Display Area on the PCB ...I-13
2.1.5 Confirming the Slice Position ...........................................I-13
2.2 Switching the Image Display ...................................................I-14
2.2.1 Switching the Lighting ......................................................I-14
2.2.2 Displaying 3D Image of Selected Area.............................I-14
Part II 1 Inspection Data ........................................................II-2

Inspection Data 1.1 Structure of the Inspection Data .............................................II-2
1.1.1 Structure of the Library ......................................................II-3
Table of Contents
1.1.2 Overview of Shape ............................................................II-4
1.1.3 Overview of Recipe ...........................................................II-5
2 Procedure of Making an Inspection Data ................II-6
2.1 Creating a New Inspection Data ...............................................II-7
2.1.1 Creating a Group ...............................................................II-7
2.1.2 Creating a Board Data.......................................................II-7
2.1.3 Entering a Board Information ............................................II-8
2.1.4 Adjusting a CAD Data Position on the Navigator Image ...II-9
2.2 Importing a CAD Data ............................................................II-12
2.2.1 Importing a GenCAD Data ..............................................II-12
2.2.2 Importing a Mount Data and a Gerber Data ....................II-13
2.2.3 Adding a Component Data Manually...............................II-25
2.2.4 Adjusting a Component Data Position when using GenCAD Data ...II-26
2.2.5 Adjusting a Component Data Position when using Mount Data and Gerber Data ..II-27
2.3 Making an FOV ......................................................................II-31
2.3.1 Window Details................................................................II-31
2.3.2 Settings of Overall Scan ..................................................II-35
2.3.3 Settings of Pertial Scan ...................................................II-38
2.3.4 Extended FOV Setting.....................................................II-42
2.3.5 Surface Detection Setting................................................II-46

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2.4 Creating a Shape ...................................................................II-50

2.4.2 Creating Shape Information from GenCAD Data ............II-51
2.4.3 Manually Create Shape Information from Mount Data and Gerber Data ...II-52
2.4.4 Semi-automatic Creation of Shape Information from Mount Data and Gerber Data ...II-54
2.4.5 Create Shape Information from Template .......................II-55
2.4.6 Editing Shape Information ...............................................II-58
2.5 Creating a Recipe ...................................................................II-60
2.5.2 Basic Operation of Create Recipe ...................................II-62
2.5.3 Creating a Recipe for BGA ..............................................II-66
2.5.4 Creating a Recipe for SMD other than BGA....................II-71
2.5.5 Creating a Recipe for PTH Component...........................II-75
2.5.6 Creating a Recipe from Template ...................................II-78
2.6 Adjusting a Threshold Value ..................................................II-82
2.6.1 Basic Adjustment Procedure ...........................................II-82
2.7 Adjusting a Threshold by Statistical Method ..........................II-84
2.7.1 Acquiring an Inspection Result ........................................II-84
2.7.2 How to Use the Inspection Result DB .............................II-85
Part III 1 ImageFilter ..............................................................III-2
Inspection Algorithm 1.1 Tomography ............................................................................III-2
Table of Contents 1.2 GrayLevelTransform ................................................................III-2
1.3 Pseudo ....................................................................................III-2
2 Image Acquisition ...................................................III-3
2.1 ViewPoint ................................................................................III-3
2.1.1 Inspection Overview .........................................................III-3
2.1.2 Parameter Setting ............................................................III-3
2.1.3 Setting Procedure.............................................................III-4
3 Shift Reference .......................................................III-8
3.1 Find BGA Surface ...................................................................III-8
3.1.1 Inspection Overview .........................................................III-8
3.1.2 Parameter Setting ............................................................III-8
3.1.3 Setting Procedure.............................................................III-9
3.1.4 Shift Reference Information Setting ...............................III-12
3.2 Sharpness .............................................................................III-13
3.2.1 Inspection Overview .......................................................III-13
3.2.2 Parameter Setting ..........................................................III-13
3.2.3 Setting Procedure...........................................................III-14
3.2.4 Shift Reference Information Setting ...............................III-17
4 Inspect ..................................................................III-18
4.1 Volume ..................................................................................III-18
4.2 Area .......................................................................................III-22

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4.3 Circularity ..............................................................................III-27

4.4 BGA Void ...............................................................................III-32
4.5 Distribution ............................................................................III-37
4.6 QuadDistribution ....................................................................III-41
4.7 Volume Ratio .........................................................................III-45
4.8 Density Profile .......................................................................III-49
4.9 Thermal Pad Void ..................................................................III-56
4.10 Hip Shape ............................................................................III-60
4.10.1 Inspection Overview .....................................................III-60
4.10.2 Parameter Setting ........................................................III-60
4.10.3 Setting Procedure.........................................................III-61
Part IV 1 ImageFilter Setting .................................................IV-2
Other Functions 1.1 Confirmation of ImageFilter Setting ........................................ IV-3
Table of Contents 1.2 ImageFilter Setting for 3D View .............................................. IV-5
1.3 ImageFilter Setting for DepthMap View .................................. IV-9
Part V 1 Appendices ...............................................................V-2
Appendices and References 1.1 Folder Structure of the inspection software ............................. V-2
Table of Contents 1.2 Precautions When Using the Machine .................................... V-3
1.3 Customer Support Contacts .................................................... V-3

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Part I Basic Operation
Basic Operation
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1 Basic Operation of the Inspection Software

1.1 Starting/Quitting the Inspection Software
This section describes how to start/quit the inspection software.
1.1.1 Starting the Inspection Software

Step1: Activate the system by reference to Operation Manual.
The PC in the machine is powered on in conjunction with the UPS of the machine.
Step2: When the Operating System (hereinafter OS) is activated and the login screen appears on
the LCD monitor, enter the following login name and password.
Login Name : SAKICORP
Password : sakicorp
Figure 1-1 Login Screen
Step3: After successful login as SAKICORP, the OS screen appears on the LCD monitor.
Double-click the activation shortcut icon on the desktop to start the inspection software.
Figure 1-2 Activation Icon
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Step4: The dialog shown below appears.

Yes Loads the board data previously opened.
No Skips the process of loading the board data.
Figure 1-3 Loading an Inspection Data
Step5: If Yes is clicked at the Step4, the dialog shown below appears.
Select a board name and click OK.
Figure 1-4 Selecting a Board
Step6: After fininishing loading the data, the inspection software launches.
Figure 1-5 Starting the Inspection Software
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1.1.2 Quit the Inspection Software

Step1: Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the menu and click Exit BF2.
Figure 1-6 Quit the Inspection Software 1

Yes Goes to Step3.
Cancel Returns to the original screen.

Yes Overwrites the inspection data and quits the inspection software.
No Quits the inspection software without saving the inspection data.
Cancel Returns to the original screen without saving the inspection data.
Saving the inspection data is recommended when the data is modified.
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Step4: Click the start button on the OS to open the start menu and click Shut down.
Wait for a while until the OS to shutdown.
Figure 1-9 Shut down
Step5: Power off the inspection machine by reference to Operation Manual.
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1.2 Window Details

This section describes the details of the inspection software window.
The below illustration shows the default window layout.
The window layout can be changed freely.
BF2 Button Quick Access Tool Bar Tab Ribbon Dock Window
Edit Panel
Board Viewer
Figure 1-10 Window Details
Item Description
BF2 Button Used for saving and selecting an inspection data.
Quick Access Tool Bar Used for Overwrite Save and displaying Help.
Tab Switches the ribbon.
Ribbon Allows the functions for inspections to be used.
Dock Window Displays inspection data settings and inspection results.
Edit Panel Used for editing and adding component data.
Board Viewer Displays a Board image and inspection data.
Table 1-1 Descriptions
Item Description
Make Sub- Board Creates the information of boards with sub boards.
Swap AB Not available.

Layout
Import Layout Loads CAD and Gerber data and adds the component data.
Add Component Adds a component data manually.
Make & Apply Not available.

Fiducial Mark
Management Not available.
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Item Description
Update Library Updates the latest library.

Library
Management Imports the library of other inspection data.
Select All Selects all component data.
Select By Sub
Select Tool Selects sub board data including current components.
Board
Selects components of the same LinkID as a current
Same Link ID
component.
Selects display/non-display of a shape window, an
Display Display inspection window, a reference name, a component marker
and a fiducial mark name.
Inspect Inspects all component data.

Inspect
Inspect Mark Not available.
Group Manage Deletes the unnecessary board data from a list.
Displays statistics information and adjust a collective

Report
parameter.
Result DB
Relative
Not available.
Torerence (lab)
Table 1-2 Descriptions of Ribon
Item Description
Selection Tool Used for selecting the window.
Used for moving a display area. The same operation can be

Hand Tool
performed by dragging with the scroll wheel pressed.
Ruler Used for measuring dimensions.
3D Viewer Used for displaying CT 3D image.
Used for displaying an image of the inspection result.

Result Layer The design of the button changes when pushing the button.
Invalid Valid
Depth Map Used for displaying the screen light and shade as 3D image.
Board Navigator Used for moving a image.
Temporarily Shifting a Used for temporarily shifting a board image to adjust the position
Board Image of data and an image.
Used for entering a board name and size (width, length, thickness
Board Information
and sample height).
Image Manager Used for registering, editing, and deleting an image.
Image Selection Tab Used for selecting an image to display.
Used for zooming in/out an image.

Zoom Slide Bar
The same operation can be performed by scrolling the mouse wheel.
Fit to Window Used for fitting the image magnification to a window size.
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Item Description
Display Side Switching Used for switching the side to display.
Slice Height Slide Bar Used for altering the slice height of the display image.
Used for setting a slice position as the slice bottom when using 3D
Set as Slice Bottom
Viewer and Depth Map.
Table 1-3 Descriptions of Board Viewer
Edit Panel
When clicking a component on Board Viewer while selecting Inspect Data tab, the Edit Panel appears.
Figure 1-11 Edit Panel
Item Description
Set as fiducial mark Sets the selected component data as the fiducial mark.
If the selected component data is NG, stops the auto

Set as critical
mode.
Skip inspection Skips the selected inspection data.
Set as distortion observation

Not available.
point
Edit Shape Edits Shape of the selected component data.
Edit Recipe Edits Recipe of the selected component data.
Duplicate Copies the selected component data.
Corrects the selected component data with fiducial

Correct with Mark
mark.
Set Sub Board ID Sets the sub board ID to the selected component data.
Set Layer ID Sets the layer ID to the selected component data.
Moves the selected component data to the CAD

Move Shape to center of CAD
position.
Changes the position or degree of the selected
Layout
component data.
Table 1-4 Descriptions of Edit Panel
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1.3 Selecting an Inspection Data File

Step1: Make sure that there is no PCB on the scan table of the machine.
This step is not necessary when using BFX-Editor.
Step2: Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the menu and select Open > Group.
Figure 1-12 Selecting an Inspection Data File
Step3: Select an inspection group file and click OK.

The file extension for an inspection group file is “.bfs”.
Figure 1-13 Selecting a Group File
Step4: Select a board name registered in the Group and click OK.
Figure 1-14 Selecting a Board
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1.4 Saving the Inspection Data File
1.4.1 Overwriting an Inspection Data File

Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window and select Overwrite Save.
Alternately, click on the quick access tool bar.
Figure 1-15 Overwriting an Inspection Data File
1.4.2 Saving an Inspection Data File as a New File

Step1: Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the menu and click Save As.
Figure 1-16 Saving an Inspection Data File as a New File 1
Step2: Enter a board name in the text-box and click OK.
Figure 1-17 Saving an Inspection Data File as a New File 2
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2 Operations in Board Viewer

2.1 Basic Operations in Board Viewer
This section describes the basic operations in Board Viewer.
2.1.1 Moving a Display Area

Step1: Click (Hand Tool) located on the top of the Board Viewer.
Figure 2-1 Moving a Display Area
Step2: Drag the mouse on Board Viewer. The display area moves.
The same operation can be performed by dragging with the scroll wheel pressed.
2.1.2 Zooming in/out an Image

Use the Zoom Slide Bar to zoom in/out an image. The slide bar is located on the top of Board
Viewer.
An image fits to the window size by clicking (Fit to Window) located on the right
side of the Zoom Slide Bar.
Figure 2-2 Zooming in/out an Image
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2.1.3 Measuring Dimensions of the Selected Area

Step1: Click (Ruler) located on the top of Board Viewer.
Figure 2-3 Measuring Dimensions 1
Step2: Select any desired area by mouse-dragging.

The dimensions of the selected area are displayed on the Board Viewer.
If measuring multiple areas, select another area by mouse-dragging without quitting

the measuring mode.
Figure 2-4 Measuring Dimensions 2
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2.1.4 Confirming the Position of the Display Area on the PCB

Step1: Click (Board Navigator) located on the top of Board Viewer.
Figure 2-5 Board Navigator 1
Step2: The dialog shown below appears on the upper right side of Board Viewer.
The yellow square on the Board Navigator indicates the position of the display area on the PCB.
If the yellow square is moved by dragging on the Board Navigator, the display area
also moves on the Board Viewer.
Figure 2-6 Board Navigator 2
2.1.5 Confirming the Slice Position

The Slice Position can be confirmed by using the Slice Height Slide Bar located on the top of Board Viewer.
Accordingly, the value of slice height input into text box is changed.
Figure 2-7 Slice Height
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2.2 Switching the Image Display

2.2.1 Switching the Lighting
To switch the lighting of the image, select another lighting from the drop-down list located on the top
of Board Viewer.
Figure 2-8 Switching the Lighting
2.2.2 Displaying 3D Image of Selected Area

By using X-ray Computed Tomography (hereinafter CT), the solder inspection can be performed at
the locations hidden with molds. The stereoscopic image can be confirmed by displaying not only a
slice image but also a 3D view.
Step1: To the part required to display 3D, set the slice position of the bottom edge (Slice Bottom)
by using Slice Height Slide Bar.
Mold
Slice Bottom
Solder Ball
Board
Figure 2-9 Displaying 3D Image of Selected Area 1
Step2: Click (Set as slice bottom) located on the right of Slice Height Slide Bar.
Step3: To the part required to display 3D, set the slice position of the upper end (Slice Top) by
using Slice Height Slide Bar.
Mold Slice Top
Solder Ball
Board
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Step4: Click (3D Viewer) located on the top of Board Viewer.

Slice Height Slide Bar is displayed as shown below.
When moving each slide bar, the slice top or the slice bottom can be readjusted.
Step5: Drag and select any area. The area will be surrounded with a yellow square.
Step6: Right-click to display a pop-up menu and select Show 3D.
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Drag any area in the dialog. The image on the selected area rotates.
When Adjusting the Display Parameter Setting with an Image Setting Option
The view can be improved by adjusting 3D display parameters.
To adjust and save 3D display parameters, move a mouse to the upper part of the dialog to
display tool bar. For details of descriptions, refer to Table 2-1.
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Item Description
Rotation Playback Displays 3D image rotating automatically.
Extended Menu Not available.
Save as Image Saves 3D image as image files. The saving format is PNG.
Save as Movie Saves 3D image as movie files. The saving format is AVI.
Displays the Display Parameter Setting Window of the 3D image

Image Setting to adjust the setting parameters. The display parameter setting file
name is displayed on the right side of of the tool bar.
The drop-down list shown below appears. The options consist
of addition, deletion, export and import of the display
parameter settings and switching the files.
Image Setting
Option
Figure 2-17 Image Setting Option

At the first time of loading the display parameter setting file, default file is read and
is displayed on the tool bar.
When Adding the Display Parameter Setting with an Image Setting Option
Click to display the drop-down list and click Add.
Figure 2-18 Adding the Display Parameter Setting 1
The dialog shown below appears.

Enter a file name in the text-box and click OK.
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The entered file name is displayed on the drop-down list of the Image Setting Option, and
a check mark will be put on the left side of the file name. When closing the drop-down list,
the entered file name is displayed on the right side of .
In order to display Display Parameter Setting Window and perform settings of desired
parameters, click to display the drop-down list and click Configuration or click .
When Switching the Display Parameter Setting with an Image Setting Option
Click to display the drop-down list and select the display parameter setting file name. The
file name after switching is displayed on the right side of of the tool bar.
Figure 2-21 Switching the Display Parameter Setting
Step8: After finishing confirming 3D images, click and close CT 3D Viewer.
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Part II Inspection Data
Inspection Data
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1 Inspection Data
1.1 Structure of the Inspection Data
The inspection data of this product are managed as Group.
Group consists of a series of Board Data and a Library.
Board Data consists of FOV data, the component data, etc.
The library data is shared by all board data in the inspection data group.
Group
Board 1
- FOV Data
- Component Data
etc...
Board 2
- FOV Data
- Component Data
etc... Library
Board 3
- FOV Data
- Component Data
etc...
Figure 1-1 Structure of the Inspection Data
Board Data
Board Data is a data used for inspections. Information of a board, component, and FOV are included.
Library
Library is a series of data used for component inspections, such as Shape and Recipe.
Group
Group is a series of Board Data which shares the same Library.
Shape
Shape is a shape data of a component. Size data of a component body, electrode, lead, etc. are included.
Shape and Recipe can be shared among multiple Board Data in the same Group.
Recipe
Recipe specifies an inspection area, algorithm, and its threshold for each Shape.
Link ID
Link ID refers to a specific combination of a Shape and a Recipe.
Components with the same Link ID have the same Shape and Recipe, so a Shape and a Recipe created
with one component can be easily expanded to components with the same Link ID.
Layer ID
In the case of boards with sub boards or discontinuous board surface, each group divided into every board
surface is defined in layer ID to perform a more stable inspection.
ACQ (Scanning Condition Setting)
ACQ is an abbreviation of Acquisition and specifies the conditions (including the X-ray output, the number
of shots, the exposure time, and etc.) to image an FOV.
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1.1.1 Structure of the Library

Shape shows the solder shape in a component unit, and Recipe defines the inspection information
in a component unit. Library is a collection of which shapes and recipes linked each other.
Library
Shape 1 Recipe 1
Link
Element Window
Link
Shape 2 Recipe 2
Link
Element Window
Link
Shape 3 Recipe 3
Link
Element Window
Link
Figure 1-2 Structure of the Library
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1.1.2 Overview of Shape

Shape is a data of a component shape mounted on a board.
A shape data consists of data called Element, such as Body, Electrode, and Lead.
Element type: Body Element type: Lead Shape
Figure 1-3 Overview of Shape
Each Element has an Element ID. When one of the Element is edited, the same modification is also
applied to Elements which share the same Element ID.
New inspection window is added to one lead
All leads share the same element ID The modification is applied to all leads
Figure 1-4 Editing a Shape
The following chart shows the operation procedure for assigning a shape.
Start assigning a Shape
Assign an existing Shape
Yes No
Edit a copy of an existing Shape
Yes No
Create a new Shape (*1)
Adjust the size and position of the Shape
Finish assigning the Shape
Figure 1-5 Editing a Shape
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1.1.3 Overview of Recipe

Recipe is inspection settings for each Shape.
In Recipe, an Inspection Window is set to each Element, and an algorithm and an inspection area
are assigned to the Inspection Window.
Inspection Window A
Shape Recipe
Inspection Window B
Inspection Window C
Inspection Window D
Figure 1-6 Overview of Recipe
A Recipe can be assigned to only one Shape but multiple Recipes can be assigned to one Shape.
For example, if there are two components which have same shapes, sizes and different colors, the
same Shape and different Recipes can be assigned to these two components.
Inspection Window A
Shape Recipe A
Inspection Window B
Inspection Window C
Inspection Window D
Inspection Window A
Recipe B
Inspection Window B
Inspection Window E
Inspection Window F
Figure 1-7 Relationship between Shape and Recipe
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2 Procedure of Making an Inspection Data

The procedure of making an inspection data is basically shown below.
Starting the System
Creating a New Inspection Data
Creating a Group
Creating a Board Data
Entering a Board Information
Importing a CAD Data
Importing a GenCAD Data Importing a Mount Data and a Gerber Data
Adjusting a Component Data Position
When using GenCAD Data When using Mount Data and Gerber Data
Making an FOV
Overall Scan Pertial Scan
Setting the Surface Detection
Making a Shape
Making a Recipe
Inspection Adjusting Thr

Threshold
Threshold Setting by Using Statistical Method

T
Quitting the System
Fine Tuning
Figure 2-1 Procedure of Making an Inspection Data
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2.1 Creating a New Inspection Data
2.1.1 Creating a Group

Step1: Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the menu and select New > Group.
Figure 2-2 Creating a Group 1
Step2: The dialog shown below appears. Enter a group name and click OK.
If required to saving to other location, click to change the save location.
Figure 2-3 Creating a Group 2
2.1.2 Creating a Board Data

Step1: Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the menu and select New > Board.
Figure 2-4 Creating a Board Data 1
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Step2: The dialog shown below appears. Enter a board name and click OK.
A new board data is registered with the current group.
When creating a new group, a board data is automatically made.
Figure 2-5 Creating a Board Data 2
2.1.3 Entering a Board Information

Step1: Click on Board Viewer.
Figure 2-6 Entering a Board Information 1
Step2: The dialog shown below appears. Enter a necessary information and click OK.
X-ray Tube
PCB Sample
Safety Height X-ray Tube Lower Limit

Height (Y)
Conveyor Height (0 Height)

Width(X)
Figure 2-7 Entering a Board Information 2
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Item Description
Board name Enter an inspection board name.
Width (X) [mm] Enter the board width.
Height (Y) [mm] Enter the board height.
Thickness [mm] Enter the board thickness.
Board size
Sample Height [mm] Enter the distance of the highest place on the board from a conveyor.
Safety Height Margin [mm] Indicates the value indicating the safe margin of the mechanism.
Safety Height [mm] Sample Height + Safety Height Margin = Safety Height
Specifies binning number.
Binning Num [pix]
Usually used as a default. Modification is not required.
To shorten total scan-time, captures the image of off-axis of the
FOV Num in Block [fov]
same angle in advance for the entered FOV number.
Because a board has the distortions such as sleds, correction is required.
Correct Board Distortion
Usually, check this item.
Function
This is a function to create slice pictures to the deeper position by
using a picture of adjacent FOV.
One Piece Enabled
It takes calculation time when using this function, but is effective
when a large component is mounted in the lower direction.
PadInfo from The guide image at the time of the surface detection function is
ComponentShape changed from the Gerber information to the shape information.
2.1.4 Adjusting a CAD Data Position on the Navigator Image

Because the position between a CAD data and an inspection machine may be different, adjustment
needs to be performed on the Navigator Image.
In this case, it is necessary to enter a board into an inspection machine in order to
perform this adjustment.
Step1: From FOV tab, select Machine group > Load.
Figure 2-8 Adjusting a CAD Data Position 1
Step2: The dialog shown below appears. Check Sample Height and click OK.
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Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Check Rail Width and click Yes.
Step4: The display of the Machine state viewer changes as follows.

After the shutter of the board entrance opens, load the board into the inspection machine.
Step5: Select FOV tab. Set ACQ value by reference to 2.3 Making an FOV.
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Step6: From FOV tab, select Scan group > Navigator.
Step7: The dialog shown below appears. Confirm whether the ACQ is the values set in Step5.
After confirmation is completed, click Yes.
Step8: After capturing the Navigator Image starts, the display of the Machine state viewer changes
as follows.
Step9: After capturing the Navigator Image is completed, the dialog shown below appears.
Click Yes to register the Navigator Image as Background image.
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2.2 Importing a CAD Data

To create an inspection data, importing a CAD data is required.
The CAD data can be imported as a GenCAD data or a mount data and a Gerber data.
2.2.1 Importing a GenCAD Data

Step1: Click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the menu and select Import
> Design Data > Import GenCAD File.
Figure 2-17 Importing a GenCAD Data 1
Step2: Select GenCAD data and click OK.
Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Click Yes.
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Step4: After a GenCAD data is imported successfully, the dialog shown below appears.
The yellow markers show positions of components and the blue squares show shape data
of components.
2.2.2 Importing a Mount Data and a Gerber Data

Step1: To import a mount data, click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the
menu and select Import > Design Data > Import MountData File.
Figure 2-21 Importing a Mount Data 1
Step2: The dialog shown below appears. Click Select.
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Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Select a mount data and click OK.
Step4: The imported mount data is displayed in the dialog. Click .
Step5: The dialog shown below appears. Enter a format name in the text-box and click OK.
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Step6: Select the newly created file format from the list-box on the lower left side of the dialog and
click (Edit).
Step7: Contents of the loaded CAD data file are displayed in the Line list-box.
Select the lines used as component data.
Information such as component names and positions are extracted from the CAD data.
Text-box is case-sensitive.
Item Description
Check this item if the first line of the component data defines
First lines is the title
contents of the data.
Selects a line in accordance with the radio button settings and
First line is
specifies the selected line as the top line of the component data.
Selects a line in accordance with the radio button settings and
Last line is
specifies the selected line as the bottom line of the component data.
Component Searches for a line which includes a word entered in the text-box
the line & that includes...
Data Block and selects the found line.
Searches for a line which starts with a word entered in the text-
the line & that starts with...
box and selects the found line.
the next of the line & that Searches for a line which includes a word entered in the text-box
includes... and selects the next line of the found line.
the next of the line & that Searches for a line which starts with a word entered in the text-
starts with... box and selects the next line of the found line.
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Item Description
Check this item if the component data has the line that does not
Component data block has
include component information.
invalid lines
Lines are grayed out in accordance with the radio button settings.
that includes... Selects lines which include a word entered in the text-box.
that start with... Selects lines which start with a word entered in the text-box.
that don't include... Selects lines which do not include a word entered in the text-box.
Invalid Selects lines which do not start with a word entered in the text-
that don't start with...
Lines in box.
Data Block Check this item if specifying invalid lines by left-clicking. Lines are
grayed out in accordance with the radio button settings. Since the
Select invalid lines by line No.
lines are specified by the line numbers, the format may become
inapplicable to another CAD data.
Select/Unselect the clicked line Selects the clicked line. To cancel, click again.
Select the lines till the
Selects the all lines from the top to clicked line.
clicked line
Board+
BoardSize_X,220.000
BoardSize_Y,150.000
Component+ (The first line of the component data is always the next line of Component+)
CAD Data
Num,REF,Macro,Lib,X,Y,Theta,Sub,Flg (The title line is included in the component data)
1,MARK2,IDMARK,IDMARK-1,6.577,-143.371,0,1,98
2,MARK1,IDMARK,IDMARK-1,206.920,-9.703,0,1,98
…
Check First line is.

Setting Enter Component+ into the text-box. Check the next of the line and that includes....
Check First line is the title.
Table 2-3 Example 1
BSIZEX150000Y300000
ORX5000Y5000
C"R101"X101223Y050234T090 (The component data always starts from C)
CAD Data C"C202"X059526Y189256T270
…
C"IC5" X033564Y253654T000
END (The last line is not the component data)
Check First line is.
Enter C into the text-box. Check the line and that starts with....
Setting
Check Last line is.
Enter C into the text-box. Check the line and that starts with....
Table 2-4 Example 2
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…
374,U35,DS90LV031ATM,SOP8PIN,152.467,-27.459,90,1,2
(The component data always include “,”.)
375,U36,DS90LV031ATM,SOP8PIN,163.962,-27.585,90,1,2
CAD Data
<PAGE4> (The lines which do not include “,” are not component data.)
376,U4,TL7705ACPS,SOP4PINS,36.094,-99.379,180,1,1
377,U5,TL7705ACPS,SOP4PINS,172.382,-101.121,0,1,2
…
Check Component data block has invalid lines.
Setting
Enter “,” into the text-box. Check that don’t include.
Table 2-5 Example 3
Step8: Make sure that the component data lines are highlighted in white and other lines are grayed
out in the Line. Click Next.
If the title line is set, the line is highlighted in blue.
Step9: The component data lines are displayed in the Line list-box.
Select the data format to classify parameters like component name, position, etc.
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When the data separated by separator such as Commas, Tabs, or Spaces

Check Delimited in the dialog shown in Figure 2-28 and click Next.
The dialog shown below appears. Select a delimiter in Separators.
The data is automatically separated by parameters. After all settings are completed, click Next.
If two (or more) characters are used as one separator, check Treat successive
separators as one separator.
When the data separated by the fixed width

Check Fixed width in Figure 2-28 and click Next. The dialog shown below appears.
Adjust the column widths by dragging the boundary of the header to separate the data.
After all settings are completed, click Next.
Figure 2-30 Adjusting the Column Widths
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When the data separated by the first character

Check Header character in Figure 2-28 and click Next. The dialog shown below appears.
Enter the first characters in the Head character text-boxes located on the upper side of the
dialog. The data is automatically separated by parameters.
After all settings are completed, click Next.
Figure 2-31 Entering the First Characters
Step10: Click a header of a column. Parameters to define data are desplayed.

Assign a parameter to each column. After all settings are completed, click Next.
Item Description
X Selects if the column indicates X-axis positions of components.
Y Selects if the column indicates Y-axis positions of components.
Rotation Selects if the column indicates mounting angles of components.
Reference Selects if the column indicates references of components.
Link Id Selects if the column indicates Link ID of components. (e.g. Macro name)
General Component Name Selects if the column indicates General Component Name of componets.
SubBoardId Selects if the column indicates sub board numbers of components.
SurfaceSelect Selects if the column indicates mounting surfaces of components.
Cancel setting Selects if the column indicates canceling the settings.
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Step11: Select a conversion method for component coordinates and mounting angles from the drop-
down lists of XY Coordinate and Rotation. After all settings are completed, click Next.
In XY Coordinate and Rotation drop-down list, Other can be selected for entering
a multiplier directly.
If a number is entered into Offset angle, the specified amount of the offset is added
to all component installation angles.
If Surface Select (the parameter to specify the mounting surface for a double-side
PCB) is set, enter the character which indicates the PCB side to be inspected into
the text-box of Surface.
Step12: If the PCB size or thickness is included in the data, specify the corresponding line by
reference to Table 2-7. The data will be extracted automatically from next time.
After all settings are completed, confirm that the PCB size and thickness are extracted
correctly. Click Next.
Click Next in case the board size and thickness is not automatically extracted and
manually entered.
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Item Description
Check this item to acquire the lengths in the X direction and Y direction
Extract Board Size
of the PCB.
Number Enter the preceding characters of the X-axis length of the PCB.
[Size X]
after The extracted value is displayed in Size X.
Extract
Number Enter the preceding characters of the Y-axis length of the PCB.
Board
after The extracted value is displayed in Size Y.
Size [Size Y]
Number Check this item if the Y-axis length of the PCB is written just after the
after X size X-axis length. The extracted value is displayed in Size Y.
Select a unit used in the CAD data from the drop-down list.
Unit
To select Other and directly enter Multiplier is also possible.
Extract Thickness Check this item if extracting the PCB thickness.
Extract Number after Enter the preceding characters of the PCB thickness.
Thickness Select a unit used in the CAD data from the drop-down list.
Unit
To select Other and directly enter Multiplier is also possible.
Board+
CAD Data BoardSize_X,220.000 (The next value of BoardSize_X is always the X-axis length of the PCB)
BoardSize_Y,150.000 (The next value of BoardSize_Y is always the Y-axis length of the PCB)
Enter BoardSize_X into Number after of [Size X].
Enter BoardSize_Y into Number after of [Size Y].
Setting (In this case, the number is also located on directly after the X-axis length. The same operation
can be performed by checking Number after X size).
Select mm from the drop-down list of Unit.
Table 2-8 Example
Step13: Adjust the data to match the origins and positions between the CAD data and the actual
machine. After the adjustment is completed, click Next.
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Item Description
Left Top Check when the CAD data origin is the upper left corner.
Origin Right Top Check when the CAD data origin is the upper right corner.
(CAD data) Left Bottom Check when the CAD data origin is the lower left corner.
Right Bottom Check when the CAD data origin is the lower right corner.
Top Check when the X-axis value of the CAD data increases upward.
X Axial Bottom Check when the X-axis value of the CAD data increases downward.
Direction Left Check when the X-axis value of the CAD data increases leftward.
(CAD data) Right Check when the X-axis value of the CAD data increases rightward.
Flip Y Direction Inverts the Y-axis of the CAD data.
Offset X Moves the CAD data in the X-axis. The offset value can be set in the text-box on the right.
Offset Y Moves the CAD data in the Y-axis. The offset value can be set in the text-box on the right.
Step14: Confirm sizes and thickness of the board, make modifications if necessary, and click OK.
Step15: The mount data is imported on Board Viewer. Click to close Data Position Adjustment
panel.
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Step16: To import a Gerber data, click BF2 button on the upper left side of the window to open the
menu and select Import > Design Data > Import Gerber File.
Figure 2-38 Importing a Gerber Data 1
Step17: The dialog shown below appears. Select a Gerber data file and click OK.
Step18: The dialog shown below appears. When the origin of Gerber data is different from a real
board, click FlipX, FlipY, Rotate90 to make modifications.
After modifications are completed, click OK.
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Step19: Imported Gerber Data is displayed on Board Viewer.
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2.2.3 Adding a Component Data Manually

Here describes how to add a component data without using a GenCAD data or a mount data and a
Gerber data.
Step1: From InspectData tab, select Layout group > Add Component.
Figure 2-42 Adding a Component Data Manually 1
Step2: On Board Viewer, drag and create the frame of the component to add.
Step3: As a component data, is made in the center of the dragged frame.
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2.2.4 Adjusting a Component Data Position when using GenCAD Data

Step1: Select InspectData tab.
Figure 2-45 InspectData
Step2: Press + on Board Viewer to select all compnents.

When components are selected, component markers are displayed larger as shown below.
Figure 2-46 Adjusting a Component Data Position when using GenCAD Data 1
Step3: Drag and drop any components to adjust in accordance with image positions.
Before Adjustment After Adjustment
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2.2.5 Adjusting a Component Data Position when using Mount Data and Gerber Data
Step1: To adjust the positions of the Gerber data, select PadInfo tab.
Figure 2-49 PadInfo
Step2: Press + on Board Viewer to select all pad data.

When pad data are selected, pad data turn green from yellow.
Figure 2-50 Adjusting a Component Data Position when using Mount Data and Gerber Data 1
Step3: Drag and drop any pad data to adjust in accordance with image positions.
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Step5: To adjust the positions of the mount data, select InspectData tab.
Step6: Press + on Board Viewer to select all compnents.

When components are selected, component markers are displayed larger as shown below.
Step7: Drag and drop any components to adjust in accordance with image positions.
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Step9: To perform the fine fitting between mount data and Gerber data, select PadInfo tab.
Mount data and Gerber data need to be adjusted by this operation due to their different origin.
Figure 2-57 Fine Fitting between Mount Data and Gerber Data 1
Step10: Right-click on Board Viewer and select Layers > IinspectObjectViewer to display mount data.
Step11: From PadInfo tab, select Position group > FineFit.

FineFit function will perform adjustment of the whole components by dragging a
common component between Mount Data and Gerber Data to accord with each other.
Step12: The dialog shown below appears. Click Move components to pads position.
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Step13: The positions of mount data and Gerber data are adjusted as shown below.
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2.3 Making an FOV

FOV stands for Field Of View and indicates an image area which a detector can take at once.
There are two capturing modes, overall scan and partial scan.
On the inspection machine, the FOV size is fixed so the machine uses multiple FOVs to take an image.
2.3.1 Window Details

Description of FOV
Figure 2-62 FOV
Item Description
Scan Captures the 3D image.
Navigator Captures the 2Dimage as a guide.

Scan
Performs the CT reconstruction from captured OffAxis image
PCT (without capturing)
OffAxis images are required on RAMDISK.
Load Loads the sample board.
Unload Unloads the sample board.

Machine
Reload Re-sets the loaded sample board.
Barcode Tests the external barcode reader.
Adds the FOV.

Adds FOV consecutively + Click
Add Fov
Copies FOV +
Pastes FOV +
Selects the FOV.
Edit Select Fov Consecutive select + Click or Mouse dragging
Move position Dragging the mouse after select
Deletes the FOV.
Delete FOV
The same operation can also be performed by pressing .
Show Path Displays the order of image capture.
To Front Swap the order of the selected FOV one before the other.
For Order
To Back Swap the order of the selected FOV one behind the other.
File FOV File Load the FOV information.
This icon is displayed only BFX-Editor.

DummyImage Path List
Specifies the OffAxis image folder for PCT reconstruction.
Table 2-10 Description of FOV
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Description of Frame Grabber Settings
Figure 2-63 Frame Grabber Settings
Item Description
Start Live Perform a continuous shot with the set ACQ.
Stop Live Stops the continuous shots.

Capture
Snap Perform single shot capturing with the set ACQ.
Shutter Enter the exposure time to capture.
Auto Contrast Enable the Auto Contrast function.
Gray scale Lower Enter the lower value for manual contrast.
Upper Enter the upper value for manual contrast.
OffAxis Displays the OffAxis image of selected FOV.
Tomography Tomography Displays the Tomography image of selected FOV.
Num Change the image number to be displayed in OffAxis/Tomography.
Save Saves the image (TIFF file) with the currently adjusted gray level.
File
Open Opens the TIF file.
Image J Specifies the software Image J to be activated when clicking Run.

Image
Irfan View Specifies the software Irfan View to be activated when clicking Run.
Tool
Run Activates the specified software.
Order
Fit Fits the display image to the monitor size.
Size
1:1 Displays the image by original size.
Guide Displays the center cursor.
Grid Displays the grid cursor.
50 Sets the width of the cursor line.
Negative Displays the image in black and white inverted.

Filter
Gamma Changes the registreted gamma definition.
Table 2-11 Description of Frame Grabber Settings
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Description of FOV Control

Set the ACQ and Slice settings.
Figure 2-64 FOV Control Window
Item Description
Drop-down Selects the saved ACQ information.
Add ACQ Adds the ACQ information.
Copy ACQ Copys the current ACQ information.
Deletes ACQ Deletes the ACQ information.
Rewrite the ACQ information with the
Use Template
registered template.
Adds the current ACQ information to
Add To Template
template.
Table 2-12 Description of FOV Control 1
Item Description
Voltage [kV] Sets the emission voltage.
Current [μA] Sets the emission current.
FovSize Specifies the FOV size.
ShutterTime Sets the exposure time.
Sets the angle for capturing OffAxis image. (Unit : degree)
TiltAngle Normally set to 45 degree.
When capturing the navigator image, set to 0 degree.
Sets the number of OffAxis images that will be the source of one
ShotNum
reconstruction.
Sets the focus height.
Focus Height
The focus height is the height measured with the conveyor belt set
[μm]
to 0.
Table 2-13 Description of FOV Control 2
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When creating a new ACQ

Click and specify the parameters.
Figure 2-65 When Creating a New ACQ
When using a registered ACQ

Click and select template to use from the list then select Use.
Figure 2-66 When Using a Registered ACQ
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2.3.2 Settings of Overall Scan

Overall Scan is the function to create whole board 3D image from multiple FOVs.
Step1: Select the FOV tab.
Figure 2-67 FOV
Step2: Click on the Board Viewer.
Figure 2-68 Settings of Overall Scan 1
Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Check One Piece Enabled and click OK.
Figure 2-69 Settings of Overall Scan 2
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Step4: Select the FOV tab. Set the ACQ value by reference to 2.3 Making an FOV.
Set the Focus Height to 5000.
Figure 2-70 FOV Control
Step5: Allocate the FOVs to the whole inspection board area. Drag the mouse to specify the
inspection area on the Board Viewer.
Figure 2-71 Allocation of FOV 1
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Step6: When dragging inspection area, two buttons are appears. Click (tile) on the left Allocated
FOV is displayed in green frame.
Click (fill) on the right to fill the inspection area with FOVs.
Step7: Set the slice settings.

Press + to select all FOVs on the Board Viewer.
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Step8: Set the Slice Setting on the FOV Control window and click Apply by reference to Table 2-14.
Item Description Recommended Value

Slice top value is the height from When perform the solder inspection on the A side,
Slice Top [μm]
conveyor surface set to 0. set to PCB thickness + 1000 μm.
Slice bottom value is the height When perform the solder inspection on the B side,
Slice Bottom [μm]
from conveyor surface set to 0. set to -1000 μm.
Slice Pitch [μm] Slice resolution Set to the resolution of XY.
Table 2-14 Tomography
When solder inspection is performed, recommended to set 1000 μm height from the
board surface.
2.3.3 Settings of Pertial Scan

Partial scan is to capture an arbitrary inspection area and generate a 3D image of captured area.
Figure 2-75 FOV
Figure 2-76 Settings of Pertial Scan 1
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Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Check One Piece Enabled and click OK.
Step4: Select the FOV tab. Specifies the ACQ value by reference to 2.3 Making an FOV.
Set the Focus Height to PCB thickness + 1000 μm.
Figure 2-78 FOV Control
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Step5: Allocate the FOV. From FOV tab, select the Edit group > Add FOV.
Step6: Move the mouse over the Board Viewer, the FOV area (translucent yellow square) displays
at the position of the mouse pointer. Click on the Board Viewer to allocate the FOV position
and FOV will be allocated.
When the FOV is allocated, turns into green square.
When allocate the FOVs, FOV can be allocated by clicking continuously with pressing .
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Step7: Set the slice settings. Set the Slice Setting on the FOV Control window by reference to
Table 2-14 and click Apply.
To set the same slice setting to multiple FOVs, clicking FOV with pressing and
set the slice setting.
Step8: Set the Layer ID. Default Layer ID is 0.

By separating Layer IDs, surface detection processing can be set for each Layer ID.
Select the FOV to set the same capturing settings and click to display the Slice Detail
dialog.
Enter a number into Layer ID and click OK.
Multiple FOV can be selected by clicking FOV with pressing .
Step9: Repeat Step 7 for the Layer ID that needs to be set.
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2.3.4 Extended FOV Setting

Extended FOV setting is a setting for more optimized planar CT reconfiguration.
Improving following points
• Shorter the planar CT reconstruction time (speeding up) by excluding unnecessary parts of planar CT.
• Improve the planar CT reconstructed image high definition (slice image will be clearly).
Step1: Click on the FOV to set the extended FOV.
Figure 2-84 Extended FOV Setting 1
Step2: Click in the tomography setting field of the FOV Control window to display the Slice
Detail dialog.
Figure 2-85 Extended FOV Setting 2
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Step3: In Case of SMT (Surface Mount Technology) Component

Check Ignore Inside of Board in Slice Detail and click OK.
Slice image of inside the board is not created.
Reconstruction
Necessary
Board Not Necessary
Necessary
Figure 2-86 In Case of SMT Component
In Case of PTH (Pin Through Hall) Component

Uncheck Ignore Inside of Board in Slice Detail and click OK.
Slice image of inside the board is created.
Reconstruction
Necessary
Board Necessary
Necessary
Figure 2-87 In Case of PTH Component
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Step4: Set the high quality image acquisition. Click on the FOV to obtain high-quality images.
Figure 2-88 High Quality Image Acquisition Setting 1
Detail dialog.
Step6: Select the image magnification from the Shot Extension Ratio drop-down list and click OK.
Figure 2-89 High Quality Image Acquisition Setting 2
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Step7: Set the FOV board height compensation.

To correct the distortion in the FOV area, divide the FOV area and higher quality
reconstruction can be performed.
Select the FOV to segmentate.
Figure 2-90 Segmentation of FOV 1
Detail dialog.
Step9: Enter the value of 1 or 2 in the Cell FOV Grid Size field and click OK.
If enter 2, the FOV is divided into 4 divisions of vertical 2 divisions and horizontal 2
divisions.
Figure 2-91 Segmentation of FOV 2
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2.3.5 Surface Detection Setting

PCBs usually have distortion in the Z direction, not a perfect plane. And also the PCB is shifted in the
XY direction after loading. It is necessary to make corrections in the X, Y, and Z directions.
The surface detection setting performs this correction by image processing.
Figure 2-92 FOV
Step2: Press + to select all FOVs.
Figure 2-93 Surface Detection Setting 1
Detail dialog.
Set the correction setting to Alignment Method [A] for side A and Alignment Method [B]
for side B by reference to Table 2-15. After all settings are completed, click OK.
Figure 2-94 Surface Detection Setting 2
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Item Description
Apply FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) to the image and find the Z
PhaseCorrelation
Z Axis coincidence point in terms of frequency.
PadFusion2D Perform XY correction by pattern matching.
PhaseCorrelation Apply FFT to the image and find the Z coincidence point in frequency.
XY Axis
PadFusion2D Perform XY correction by pattern matching.
Step4: Capture the Tomography image. Press + to select all FOVs.

From FOV tab, select the Edit group > Scan.
Figure 2-95 Tomography 1
Step5: When capturing is completed, the display of the Machine Status window changes as
follows.
Step6: Right click on the Board Viewer, select Surface Detection > Select Template for Phase
Correction. The window shown in Figure 2-98 appears.
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Item Description
Surface Detection Set the alignment process.
Current Template Displays the currently set template image.
Candidate Slices Displays the slice image.
Restore Restore the previously cleared template.
Clear Clear the current template.
Regist Register the current slice image as a template.
Stop if Auto Fail If the surface can not be found during surface detection, stop detection.
Only Pad Fusion XY Limit the function of SurfaceDetection to XY only.
<< Moves to next FOV without register.
Auto Search the surface position automatically.
Abort Stops registeration.
>> Moves to previous FOV without register.
Step7: Enter the slice number that Candidate Slices image becomes clear into the cell under
Candidate Slices.
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Step8: Select Surface Detection > PadFusion2D.

The pad information is automatically allocated on the slice image.
Make sure the pad information and the slice image is match.
Step9: Click Register to register as a template image.

After completing registration, click to move to the next FOV.
Step10: Yellow markers are displayed on registered FOVs. Repeat the procedures until yellow
markers are placed on all FOVs. When all registration is completed, the registration screen
will automatically close.
Step11: Proceed same procedures to register the template on the B side.
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2.4 Creating a Shape

To create Shape method are
• Creating shape information from GenCAD data
• Manually create shape information from mount data and Gerber data
• Semi-automatic creation of shape information from mount data and Gerber data
• Create shape information from template

Here describes and illustrates the Edit shape screen.
The Edit Shape tab is not displayed unless switch to the Edit shape screen.
Board Viewer Shape Edit Tools

Ribbon
Shape Library Editor
Figure 2-103 Edit Shape Screen
Item Description
AutoRecognize Not available.
Template Create Shape from template.

Element
Add Add Shape window.
Delete Delete Shape window.
OK With registering the Shape and exit.

Exit
Cancel Without registering the Shape and exit.
Table 2-17 Descriptions of Edit Shape tab
Item Description
Reference Name of the component
Macro Component type code
Library Name of the library
Shape Path Path in the library tree
Shape Name Name of the shape
Table 2-18 Descriptions of Shape Library Edit Window
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2.4.2 Creating Shape Information from GenCAD Data

When loading GenCAD data, shape information is created automatically.
Each shape must be updated as a library.
Step1: Select the InspectData tab.
Step2: Click displayed on the Board Viewer and select Edit Shape.
Switch to the Edit shape screen.
Figure 2-105 Creating Shape Information from GenCAD Data 1
Step3: If the Shape Name field in the Shape Library Editor is yellow, the Shape information is not
updated. If need to update, click Update.
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Step5: To exit Edit shape screen, from Edit Shape tab, select Exit group > OK.
Step6: The dialog shown below appears. Click Yes to apply the same Link ID component.
2.4.3 Manually Create Shape Information from Mount Data and Gerber Data
When reading Mount data and Gerber data and creating shape information, it is necessary to
manually create all shape information.
Step1: Create shape information manually. Select PadInfo tab.
Figure 2-110 PadInfo
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Step2: Select the component data to surround on the Board Viewer.

When selected, the Gerber information changes to green.
Figure 2-111 Manually Create Shape Information from Mount Data and Gerber Data 1
Step3: With the state selected, right-click and select CreateShape.

When shape information is created, the pad information is surrounded with light blue.
Step5: Proceed Step 2 to Step 4 for all components Link ID.
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2.4.4 Semi-automatic Creation of Shape Information from Mount Data and Gerber Data
Step1: From Padinfo tab, select CreateShape group > CreateHelper.
Figure 2-114 CreateHelper
Step2: CreateHelper dialog is appears. The selected shape information blinks in brown.
Figure 2-115 Semi-automatic Creation of Shape Information from Mount Data and Gerber Data 1
Step3: If the selected shape is correct, click Next.
Item Description
Shape name Name of the shape.
Selected pad count The number of pads included in the Shape.
See another Move to component with the same macro name.
Prev Move to previous Shape.
Next Move to the next component with creating a Shape.
Skip Move to the next component without creating a Shape.
Close Closes the dialog.
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Step4: If the selected shape is not correct as shown below, drag the whole correct pad as one
shape and click Next.
Step5: Proceed Step 2 to Step 4 for all components Link ID.

2.4.5 Create Shape Information from Template
Components added manually do not have information for shape creation.
If do not have the information, use the template to create the shape.
Step2: Click displayed on the Board Viewer and select Edit Shape.
Switch to the Edit shape screen.
Figure 2-119 Create Shape Information from Template 1
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Step3: From Edit Shape tab, select Element group > Template.
Step4: The dialog shown below appears. Click OK.
Step5: The template windows BGA, IC, and Chip below are appears.
Select the tab corresponding to component shape and enter necessary information, click
Apply.
Shape information is created from the template.
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Step6: To apply the created shape information to the component, click Update.
Step7: The dialog shown below appears. Click OK.
Step8: From Edit Shape tab, select Exit group > OK.

A Shape information of a component is created.
Step10: Proceed Step 2 to Step 9 as many times as necessary shape.
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2.4.6 Editing Shape Information

Here describes how to edit registered shape information.
Step2: Click of the component to edit the Shape information displayed on the Board Viewer,
select Edit Shape. Switch to the Edit shape screen.
Figure 2-128 Editing Shape Information 1
Step3: Click a Shape Element to change and edit the shape information by reference to Table 2-20.
Be careful the following points.
Shape Elements should be set for all inspection points.
Set the size and position of Shape Element as accurately as possible.
is displayed at the center of the selected Shape Element, and are displayed at the edges.
Click to displayed at the center of the Shape Element, the following menu will be appears.
Make the settings by reference to Table 2-21.
Of these items, the same inspection content is set for Shape Elements with the same Link ID.
The inspection content means inspection area, inspection method (algorithm), and inspection
threshold.
Set the same Link ID for the Shape Element to perform the same inspection.
Figure 2-129 Editing Shape Information 2
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Item Description
Move position of Shape Element Move the mouse while clicking in the Shape Element.
Change vertically and horizontally symmetrically
Drag on the edge of the Shape Element.
Changes the Shape Element Size
Change asymmetrically up / down / left / right
With pressed, drag on the edge of the Shape Element.
With the Shape Element selected,
Copies the Shape Element
press + and press + .
Deletes the Shape Element With the Shape Element selected, press .
Undo Press + .
Redo Press + .
Table 2-20 Descriptions 1
Description
Select or input Used for changing an Link ID.
All elements
on this side Apply the same modification to all elements on the same side
Apply the with the same and sharing the same Type.
Link ID
same type
value to... All elements
Apply the same modification to all elements with the same
with the same
Type.
type
Indicates an element type.
Type
Type can be changed by clicking the text-box.
Set this as #1 and count up Sets the Pin ID of the selected element to 1 and give numbers
clock-wise to other pins clockwise.
Set this as #1 and count up Sets the Pin ID of the selected element to 1 and give numbers
Pin ID
counter-clock-wise to other pins counter-clockwise.
Assigns the Pin ID entered in the text-box to the selected
Input
element.
If the shape is an electrode, select the direction from TOP /
BOTTOM / LEFT / RIGHT. The default is TOP.
The direction indicated by LEFT and TOP of chip component
is shown below.
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Input Changes the selected element size to the entered value.
All elements on
Apply the same modification to all elements on the same side
Apply the this side with
Size and sharing the same Type.
same the same type
value to... All elements with Apply the same modification to all elements with the same
the same type Type.
If select the BGA in the Shape Wizard and the shape is
created, the Ball No. is automatically set.
Ball No. Auto matic setting or input
Otherwise, it becomes empty (not set).
Ball No. can be set by manual.
Table 2-21 Descriptions 2
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2.5 Creating a Recipe

To create Recipe method are
• Creating a Recipe for BGA.
• Creating a Recipe for SMD other than BGA.
• Creating a Recipe for PTH component.
• Creating a Recipe from template.

Here describes and illustrates the Recipe Editing screen.
The Recipe Edit tab is not displayed unless switch to the recipe editing screen.
The number of buttons displayed depending on the situation.
Ribbon Board Viewer Same Recipe Component List
Window Tree Parameter Editor Inspection Window Setting Buttons
Figure 2-131 Edit Recipe
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Item Description
Template Create Recipe from template.

Window
Add Add inspection window.
Window Inspect a single inspection window.
Inspect Component Inspect a single component.
Recipe Inspect a component with the same Recipe.
Window Link ID Expand the current parameter to the same Window Link ID.
Shape Element
Expansion Expand shape and parameters to the same Shape Element Link ID.
Link ID
Component
Expand to the same Component Link ID.
Link ID
OK With registering the shape and exit.

Exit
Cancel Abort Edit Recipe.
Table 2-22 Descriptions of Ribbon
Item Description
Sets the inspection window size manually.
Link the setting window to the Shape Element.
Adds the inspection window.
Creates an inspection window with the same size as the current Shape Element.
Copy the parameters to the inspection window with the same Window Link ID.
Detailed copy the all between shape elements with the same Shape Element Link ID.
Move the inspection window to the center of the Shape Element.
Deletes the inspection window.
Table 2-23 Descriptions of Inspection Window Setting Buttons
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2.5.2 Basic Operation of Create Recipe

Step2: Click displayed on the Board Viewer and select Edit Recipe.
Switch to the Edit Recipe screen.
Figure 2-133 Basic Operation of Create Recipe 1
Step3: Click a Shape Element to add an inspection window.

Inspection window setting buttons is appears, click (Create window as the same size
of Shape Element).
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Step4: An inspection window is added to the selected element and displayed in green frame.
The added inspection window can also be checked in the Window Tree.
Indicates window 1 has been added to element 1
Step5: Set the Basic setting in Parameter Editor window.
X
Y
Depth Slice
Board Surface
Inspection Window
Item Description
Window link ID indicates mutual links between multiple examination windows, and it is
Window Link ID
possible to synchronize editing contents between windows having the same Window Link ID.
Algorithm Select the inspection algorithm to use.
Shift Reference Specify another algorithm window with Shift information.
Slice [μｍ] Indicates the center point of the inspection window in the height direction.
Sets the inspection area of the height direction.
Depth [μm]
e.g., If Depth is 200 μm and Slice is 1000 μm, the inspection range is from 900 μm to 1100 μm.
Displays the final inspection position and range considering the correction information.
Mark Shift [μm] e.g., If Z = 100 [μm] D = 200 [μm], the center of the ball detected by FindBGASurface is
100 μm, the inspection height range is ± 100μm.
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Step6: Set the Input parameters in Parameter Editor window.
Input parameters vary depending on the algorithm.

For details, refer to Part III Inspection Algorithm.
The following is an example of DensityProfile algorithm setting.
Step7: Set Input parameters in Parameter Editor window.

The following is an example of DensityProfile algorithm setting.
Step8: When expanding to the same Shape Element link ID, from Edit Recipe tab, select
Expansion group > Shape Element Link ID.
Step9: Expands to the inspection window with the same Shape Element Link ID as shown below.
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Step10: If the Recipe field is yellow, the Recipe information is not updated.
Need to update, click Update.
Step12: To exit Edit Recipe screen, from Edit Recipe tab, select Exit group > OK.

Recipes are set to the same component type.
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2.5.3 Creating a Recipe for BGA

Inspection Logic
Inspection of BGA defect detection is performed by six measurement methods.
Measurement
Algorithm NG Type
method
Insufficient Solder, Excess Solder, and Absence of Solder Ball
Solder Volume Volume
Figure 2-145 Solder Defect
Roundness of
Circularity
Solder Ball
Figure 2-146 Misalignment
Void % BGAVoid
Figure 2-147 Void in BGA
Bridge QuadDistribution
Figure 2-148 Bridge
Volume Ratio VolumeRatio
Figure 2-149 Dry Joint
Spheroidicity Head in Pillow
Figure 2-150 Dry Joint
Table 2-25 Descriptions of Inspection Logic
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Figure 2-151 Creating a Recipe for BGA 1
Step2: From Edit Recipe tab, select Window group > Add.
Step3: Create the inspection window by dragging to enclose the whole solder in Board Viewer.
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Step4: Set the Basic setting in Parameter Editor window.

Set the Algorithm to FindBgaSurface and Slice to 0.
Step5: Set the Input parameters in Parameter Editor window by reference to Part III 3.1 Find
BGA Surface.
Step6: Click the Shape Element of the solder ball in the inspection window created in Step 3.
of Shape Element).
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Step7: When clicking the created inspection window, 1 Window Selected is displayed.
When mouse over 1 Window Selected, the Inspection window setting buttons appears.
Click on the Window Tree.
Step8: Enter the values in X [μm] and Y [μm] so as to enclose the ball.
Step9: Makes the setting for the solder ball inspection window.
Set the Algorithm to be used for inspection by reference to Table 2-24.
Set the Slice to 0 and Depth to Ball Height.
The following is an example of Volume algorithm setting.
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Step10: Click on the right Shift Reference and set as shown below.
For details, refer to Part III 3.1.4 Shift Reference Information Setting.
Step11: Set the Input parameters and Result and Tolerance.

The following is an example of setting of Volume algorithm.
For the setting method of the judgment condition, refer to 2.6 Adjusting a Threshold
Value.
Step12: When expanding to the same shape element link ID, from Edit Recipe tab, select Expansion
group > Shape Element Link ID.
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2.5.4 Creating a Recipe for SMD other than BGA

Inspection Logic
Inspection of SMD other than BGA, defect detection is performed by six measurement methods.
Measurement
Algorithm NG Type
method
Driy Joint
Lifted lead
Tombstone
Fillet Position Absence of Chip
Chip Shift
Fillet Shape
DensityProfile
Fillet Height
Figure 2-163 Fillet Defect
Insufficient Solder
Excess Solder
Solder Volume
Figure 2-164 Solder Defect

Bridge
Bright Distribution
Figure 2-165 Bridge
Thermal Pad Void
Void % ThermalPadVoid
Figure 2-166 Void
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Step1: Click other than BGA displayed on the Board Viewer and select Edit Recipe.
Figure 2-167 Creating a Recipe for SMD other than BGA 1
Step2: Click a Shape Element to add an inspection window.

of Shape Element).
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Step3: Set the Basic setting of inspection window of fillet inspection.

Select an algorithm to apply.
Set the Slice to fillet height / 2 and Depth to height of fillet.
Here describes with setting example of DensityProfile algorithm.
Step4: Set the Input parameters and Result and Tolerance in Parameter Editor window.

Step5: Proceed same procedures to create an inspection window for the ViewPoint algorithm.
Step6: Expand to element with same Link ID.
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Step7: Perform the basic setting of inspection window of bridge inspection.

Create an inspection window between fillets.
Step8: Set the Algorithm to Distribution and fillet height / 2 to Slice.

Set the Depth to fillet height.
Step9: Set the Input parameters and Result and Tolerance.

Step11: Expand the setting to the element with the same Link ID.
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2.5.5 Creating a Recipe for PTH Component.

Inspection Logic
Inspection of PTH component, defect detection is performed by two measurement methods.
Measurement
Algorithm NG Type
method
Insufficient Solder
Volume
Solder Volume
Figure 2-173 Insufficient Solder

Bridge
Bridge QuadDistribution
Figure 2-174 Bridge
Figure 2-175 Creating a Recipe for PTH Component 1
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Step2: Click (Create window as the same size of Shape Element) to create an inspection
window.
Step3: When clicking the created inspection window, 1 Window Selected is displayed.
When mouse over 1 Window Selected, the Inspection window setting buttons appears.
Click .
Step4: Enter the values in X [μm] and Y [μm] so as to enclose the ball and click OK.
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Step5: Set the Basic setting in the 1st inspection window.

Set the Algorithm to Volume and - (PCB thickness / 2) to Slice.
Set the Depth to PCB thickness.
Step6: Set the Input parameters and Result and Tolerance in Parameter Editor window.
Step7: Make the setting of QuadDistribution.

Click (Create window as the same size of Shape Element) to create an inspection window.
QuadDistribution must be set an algorithm that combines two inspection windows

with different slice settings.
Step8: Set the Basic setting in the 2nd inspection window.

Set the Algorithm to QuadDistribution and Slice to fillet height / 2.
Step9: Click (Create window as the same size of Shape Element) to create an inspection window.
Step10: Set the Basic setting in the 3rd inspection window.

Set the Algorithm to QuadDistribution and Slice to - ((PCB thickness + fillet height) / 2).
Step12: Expand the setting to the element with the same Link ID.
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2.5.6 Creating a Recipe from Template

When creating a new recipe, you can create recipe by using existing template.
Figure 2-183 Creating a Recipe from Template 1
Step3: From Edit Recipe tab, select Window group > Template.
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Displaying registerd Shape is in left field and registered Recipe is in right field.
Step5: Select Shape to apply to the template from the left field.
The Shape element of the Shape selected in the left field is displayed in the center field, and
the recipe list corresponding to the selected shape is displayed in the right field.
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Step6: Select a Recipe from right field and click OK.

To apply a template to the selected component, select the Element Link ID in CurrentParts
and TemplateParts you want to correspond, click and click OK. The template setting is
added to the shape element of the selected component.
Not to apply the template, please click Cancel.
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Step8: The Recipe is applied.
Slice value and Depth value are not included in the template, enter the appropriate
setting value.
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2.6 Adjusting a Threshold Value

This section describes how to adjust a threshold value of inspection data.
2.6.1 Basic Adjustment Procedure

Step1: Open the recipe editing screen to adjust the threshold value, and from Edit Recipe tab,
select Inspection group > Recipe.
Step2: Select the inspection window to adjust the threshold from Board Viewer.
Inspection result appears.
Figure 2-191 Adjusting a Threshold Value 1
Step3: Click on the Result and Tolerance.
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The sample value of the same recipe is displayed in graph form for all components.
If a value is within the threshold range, displayed in green.

If a value is without the threshold range, displayed in red.
Step5: Drag the (green marker) in the graph and adjust the distribution threshold of the inspection
result.
Adjustment is completed, click OK.
Step6: The dialog shown below appears. Click Yes to apply the inspection window of the same
Link ID component.
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2.7 Adjusting a Threshold by Statistical Method

This section describes how to adjust a threshold value of inspection data by statistical method.
Adjust thresholds appropriately based on inspection results of multiple boards.
2.7.1 Acquiring an Inspection Result

Step1: From Auto tab, select Result DB group > Collect Result.
Figure 2-196 Acquiring an Inspection Result by Auto 1

Enter the number of repeated inspections to Repeat Count and click OK.
Automatic inspection is started, and the inspection results are collected automatically.
Figure 2-197 Acquiring an Inspection Result by Auto 2
Item Description
Collection Name (Lot) Enter a Lot name.
Repeat Count Enter a number of iterations to collect.
Normal Inspect the board by Load/Unload.
Inspect the board by Reload.
Load/Unload Reload
(For repeatability test)
Setting
Inspect the board without Load/Unload.
None
(For repeatability test)
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2.7.2 How to Use the Inspection Result DB

Here describes how to use the inspection result DB (Database).
By using the inspection result DB, sets the threshold value statistically.
Any inspection threshold can set at the same time.
Step1: From InspectionData tab, select Result DB group > Report.
Figure 2-198 How to Use the Inspection Result DB 1
Step3: Check a Lot that collected the inspection result and select Condition tab.
Shape/Recipe information are displayed.
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Step4: Check the Shape and Recipe to adjust.
Step5: Load a data from the inspection result DB. Clcik Update Counting.
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Step7: Click Adjust Tolerance.
Item Description
Sample Name Inspection item name.
Selects all tolerance.
Unselect all tolerance.
Upper Upper limit value to be OK.
Lower Lower limit value to be OK.
Sets the upper limit value and the lower limit value from the standard
deviation.
Sigma
Upper limit value = sampling average value + Upper value × σ (standard deviation)
Lower limit value = sampling average value - Lower value × σ (standard deviation)
Drop down list Absolute Sets absolute values as upper and lower limit values from Upper and Lower.
Sets the upper limit value and the lower limit value from the % value to the
sampling average value.
%
Upper limit value = sampling average value × (100 + Upper value) × 0.01
Lower limit value = sampling average value × (100 - Lower value) × 0.01
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Step9: Sets a threshold value to each inspection items.

[1] Select the arbitrarily item to adjust.
[2] Select three adjustment methods from drop-down list.
[3] Sets the guide value concerning upper and lower limit to Upper and Lower.
After all settings are completed, click Apply.
Step11: The dialog shown below appears. Threshold value is changed. Click OK.
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Step12: After all settings are completed, click Close to close the dialog.
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MEMO

Part III Inspection Algorithm
Inspection Algorithm
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1 ImageFilter
ImageFilter is a parameter to generate image which is used for each inspect algorithm.
By setting ImageFilter, convert the planar CT original image into an image that can be used for inspection.
This chapter describes the overview of each ImageFilter.
1.1 Tomography
This is the original data of the captured CT images. This has all slice images.
One Voxel (Volume+Pixel : the minimum unit of X-ray image) has density information the range is 0 to 65535.
This image can not be used as inspect data. Therefore process by other ImageFilter is necessary.
1.2 GrayLevelTransform
This is the ImageFilter which processes the each slice of original CT image (Tomography) to gray image of
256 gradations.
By converting 655256 gradations to 256 gradations, tomography image becomes available image for
inspection.
Regarding how to adjust parameter for convert, refer to Part IV 1 ImageFilter Setting.
1.3 Pseudo
By adding all slice images within the range, an image that expresses the 3D density in a pseudo 2D is
generated. CT images show dark where density is high.
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2 Image Acquisition
2.1 ViewPoint
2.1.1 Inspection Overview

ViewPoint is the function to scan slice image which is used in BFX-Monitor. Inspection is not
performed.
2.1.2 Parameter Setting
Figure 2-1 Dialog
Parameter Description
Sets image used for the inspection.
ImageFilter
Create image for inspection by using multiple ImageFilter.
Table 2-1 Parameter
Uses as default value.
Zero
Image for BFX-Monitor is acquired and output OK.
Table 2-2 Result and Tolerance
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2.1.3 Setting Procedure

Step2: Select a component from the Board Viewer.
Step3: The Edit panel appears on the Board Viewer.

Select Edit Recipe. The Edit recipe screen appears.
For details, refer to Part II 2.5.1 Window Details.
Step4: Select a Shape from the Board Viewer.

Inspection window setting buttons appears.
Figure 2-4 Inspection Window Setting Buttons
Step5: Click and create inspection window which size is as same as the Shape.
Inspection window and component is linked by creating inspection window by .
Step6: Click inspection window which is created in step 5.

Inspection window setting buttons appears and click .
Figure 2-5 Adjusting an Inspection Window Size 1
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Enter same value as other inspection window which uses ViewPoint to X[μm] and Y[μm].
After all settings are completed, click OK.
You can see image smothly on BFX-Monitor by setting same size as other inspect
window which uses Viewpoint algorithm.
Step8: Set Basic setting in Parameter Editor window.

Select ViewPoint from Algorithm drop-down list.
Figure 2-7 Selecting an Algorithm
Step9: Refer below and set appropriate value for Slice and Depth.
BGA : Set Slice to 0, Set Depth to height of BGA ball.
PTH : Set Slice to -800, Set Depth to PCB thickness.
Except fot BGA and PTH : Set Slice to fillet height/2, Set Depth to fillet height.
Figure 2-8 Setting of Slice and Depth
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Step10: From Parameter Editor > Input parameters > ImageFilter and click .
Figure 2-9 Setting of ImageFilter 1

Click the drop-down list and select Tomography.

Click the drop-down list which showing Tomography.
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Step13: ImageFilter drop-down list is expanded, select GrayLevelTransform.
Step14: GrayLevelTransform is set as second ImageFilter.

Click the drop-down list which showing Tomography, select Pseudo.
Step15: Pseudo is set as third ImageFilter.

In this way, set image for inspection by setting multiple ImageFilter.
Click to exit setting.
By change setting value of ImageFilter depending on inspection board, it’s able to

get more clear image.
For details, refer to Part IV 1 ImageFilter Setting.
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3 Shift Reference
3.1 Find BGA Surface

Find BGA Surface is the algorithm to search the center height of solder ball. The inspection result of
this algorithm is following distortion of board. And the value is referred by other algorithm.
Be sure to perform this algorithm before inspection of BGA component.
Figure 3-1 Dialog
ContourLevel1 Sets lower limit value for black/white. Default value is 0.
ContourLevel2 Sets upper limit value for black/white. Default value is 0.
ImageFilter
Interval [μm] Sets slice interval. Default value is 20.
Table 3-1 Parameter
Inspection result of center height of solder ball.
Center
When center height of solder ball is detected , OK is displayed.
Inspection result of component surface. When component surface is
Surface
detected , OK is displayed.
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Figure 3-2 Overview of Find BGA Surface

Step3: The Edit panel appears on the Board Viewer. Select Edit Recipe.
The Edit recipe screen appears.
Figure 3-5 Add Window 1
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Step5: Create a inspection window as include all solder ball for the component on the Board Viewer.

Select FindBGASurface from Algorithm drop-down list.
Figure 3-7 Basic Setting 1
Step7: Set Slice and Depth to 0.
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Enter 0 to ContourLevel1 and ContourLevel2.
Enter 20 to Interval.
When 0 is set to ContourLevel1 and ContourLevel2,

CountourLevel1 and CountourLevel2 are set automatically.
Figure 3-9 Input Parameters Setting
Step9: Set ImageFilter as below dialog by reference to 2.1.3 Setting Procedure.
Figure 3-10 Setting of ImageFilter
Step10: From Edit Recipe tab, select Inspect group > Component.
And check if the inspection is completed properly.
Figure 3-11 Component Inspection
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3.1.4 Shift Reference Information Setting

Regarding inspection of BGA component, need to register inspection result of FindBGASurface to
Shift Reference.
Step1: Select inspection window which an algorithm for BGA component is set .
Step2: Click on the right side of Shift Reference in Parameter Editor window.
Figure 3-12 Shift Reference Setting 1
Step3: Available shift reference information list is displayed.

Select the shift reference information to use.
The number in front of each data shows window link ID of inspect window which
acquire shift reference information.
When there are multiple inspect windows with shift reference information, multiple
candidates are displayed.
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3.2 Sharpness

As shown below figure, sharpness of image is different depends on slice height. Sharpness is the
algorithm to search the height to get sharpest image within designating range. This is used for shift
reference in Z direction.
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Figure 3-15 Overview of Sharpness
Figure 3-16 Dialog
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ImageFilter
Table 3-3 Parameter
X[μm] Not available. Always 0 is set.
Y[μm] Not available. Always 0 is set.
Shift
Z[μm] The slice position which shows sharpest image is output as μm.
[deg] Not available. Always 0 is set.

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Step5: Create inspection window where to get shift reference information on the Board Viewer.

Select Sharpness from Algorithm drop-down list.
Step7: Set Slice and Depth to 0.
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3.2.4 Shift Reference Information Setting

When Sharpness is performed, shift reference information for Z axis direction is acquired. In order
to use inspection result of Sharpness, it's necessary to set it as shift reference information.
Step1: Select inspection window to use shift reference information of Sharpness.
Step2: From Parameter Editor, click in right side of Shift Reference.
Step3: Available shift reference information list is displayed.

Select the shift reference information to use.
The number in front of each data shows window link ID of inspect window which
acquire shift reference information.
When there are multiple inspect windows with shift reference information, multiple
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4 Inspect
4.1 Volume

Volume is an algorithm to measure solder volume. This algorithm checks if solder volume is proper
quantity.
Figure 4-1 Dialog
ImageFilter
TrapezoidalRuleEnabled Not available. Use as default value (True).
Table 4-1 Parameter
Volume [μm ] 3
Show measured solder volume.
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Click and create inspection window which size is as same as the Shape.
Figure 4-4 Creation of Inspection Window

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Enter appropriate values to X[μm] and Y[μm].
In case the inspection target is BGA, set ball pitch.

Select Volume from the Algorithm drop-down list.
Step8: Refer below and set appropriate vale for Slice and Depth.
In the case of BGA : Set Slice to 0, set Depth to the height of solder ball.
In the case of PTH : Set Slice to -800, set Depth to PCB thickness.
Step9: Set Shift Reference by reference to 3.1.4 Shift Reference Information Setting.
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Enter 20 to Interval and True to TrapezoidalRuleEnabled.

Step13: Set OK Range for each tolerance by reference to 2.6 Adjusting a Threshold Value.
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4.2 Area

Area is the algorithm to measure area by extract of brightness level in setting range.
This algorithm is used for judgement of solder's existence.
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Figure 4-13 Overview of Area
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Figure 4-14 Dialog
ImageFilter
Sets upper limit value for brightness detection in inspection image.
Upper limit
Default value is 255.
Sets lower limit value for brightness detection in inspection image.
Lower limit
Default value is 0.
Table 4-3 Parameter
Area [μm ]
2
Area which the brightness level is within setting range.

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Enter appropriate values to X [μm] and Y [μm].

Select Area from the Algorithm drop-down list.
Step8: Set Slice to the height to measure area.
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Set Upper limit and Lower limit to the brightness level range which to be measured.
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4.3 Circularity

Circularity is the algorithm to measure circularity of solder ball. Shape complexity is measured by
circularity of target slice. When the target has perfect circle shape, circularity becomes 1.0. And the
more the shape is different from perfect circle, circularity becomes small.
When soldering of BGA is no problem, shape of solder ball get close to perfect circle.
Therefore Circularity algorithm can check if BGA soldering is defect or not.
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Figure 4-26 Overview of Circularity
Figure 4-27 Dialog
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ContourLevel1 [Lumi] Sets lower limit value for black/white. Default value is 0.
ContourLevel2 [Lumi] Sets upper limit value for black/white. Default value is 0.
ImageFilter
Table 4-5 Input Parameters
AverageCircularity [%] Shows average circularity for all slice of target solder ball.
MaxCircularity [%] Shows maximum circularity for all slice of target solder ball.
MaxCircularity [%] Shows minimum circularity for all slice of target solder ball.

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Enter ball pitch to X [μm] and Y [μm].

Select Circularity from the Algorithm drop-down list.
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Step8: Set Slice to 0 and Depth to the height of solder ball.


Figure 4-36 Parameter Setting
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4.4 BGA Void

BGA Void is the algorithm to show ratio of void in solder ball with the following two values.
• MaxVoidPercent : Maximum ratio of void area ((Total void area / Solder area) 100) in all slice of target.
• TotalVoidPercent : Ratio of void area and solder area of all target slice.
((Total volume of void / volume of solder) 100)
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Figure 4-39 Overview of BGA Void
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Figure 4-40 Dialog
ContourLevel1[Lumi] Sets lower limit value for black/white. Default value is 0.
ContourLevel2[Lumi] Sets upper limit value for black/white. Default value is 0.
ImageFilter
Sets value to adjust noise suppression. When the value become bigger,
NoiseReduction
suppression works more. Default value is 0.
VoidThreshold Uses as default value (0).
Table 4-7 Parameter
Maximum ratio of void area ((Total void area / Solder area) 100) in all
MaxVoidPercent [%]
slice of target.
Ratio of void area and solder area of all target slice.
TotalVoidPercent [%]
Table 4-8 Result And Tolerance
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Select BGA Void from the Algorithm drop-down list.
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Enter 0 to ContourLevel1, ContourLevel2, Noise Reduction and VoidThreshold.

In case minute noise is detected, try to increase the value of Noise Reduction little
by little.
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4.5 Distribution

Distribution is the algorithm to detect bridges between leads of IC components.
Solders are darker than a PCB base. Therefore, bridges can be displayed as dark lines when the
inspection window is set between the leads.
Distribution separates the inspection window into multiple blocks and calculates the differences
between the maximum and minimum values. The calculated value becomes the sample value.
If the sample value is in the specified acceptable range, the inspection result becomes OK.
The algorithm divides inspection windows into multiple blocks and calculates
the difference between maximum and minimum brightness level of each column.
The minimum difference value becomes the sample value.
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(a) Normal * (b) Bleeding * (c) Bridge *

(It is not bridge) (Sample Value is higher)
: Minimum Value : Maximum Value Red Character : Sample Value
* When OK range is set to 0 to 80.
Figure 4-52 Overview of Distribution
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Figure 4-53 Dialog

ImageFilter
Table 4-9 Parameter
Bridge brightness is output.
Calculate the difference between maximum brightness level and minimum
Distribution
brightness level in divided inspection window. And output the minimum
value of the differences.
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Step4: Select inspection window which has bridge shape on the Board Viewer.
Regarding Distribution, create inspection window with bridge shape of IC, connector
as guide.
Figure 4-55 Creation of Inspection Window 1
Figure 4-56 Creation of Inspection window 2

Select Distribution from the Algorithm drop-down list.
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Step7: Set Slice to height of fillet / 2 and Depth to height of fillet.

Set ImageFilter as below dialog by reference to 2.1.3 Setting Procedure.
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4.6 QuadDistribution

In Distribution, bridge between pin is inspected. But in QuadDistribution, inspection target is BGA.
And QuadDistribution inspects the bridges in the four directions around a solder ball.
Computational logic which is used in each direction is same as Distribution.
Internal inspection window is created on four directions of inspection window automatically.
Figure 4-61 Overview of Quad Distribution
Figure 4-62 Dialog
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ImageFilter
Table 4-11 Parameter
Bridge brightness is output. Calculate the difference between maximum
Distribution brightness level and minimum brightness level in divided inspection
window and output the minimum value of the differences.


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Select QuadDistribution from the Algorithm drop-down list.
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Step8: Refer below and set appropriate value for Slice and Depth.
In the case of BGA : Set Slice to 0 and Depth to the height of solder ball.
In the case of PTH : Set Slice to fillet height / 2 or (PCB thickness fillet height) / 2,
and Depth to fillet height.
When the inspection target is PTH, set two inspection window which has different
Slice setting, since bridge inspection on both side of board is necessary for PTH.

Set ImageFilter as below dialog by reference to 2.1.3 Setting Procedure.
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4.7 Volume Ratio

Volume Ratio is the algorithm that divides solder ball into three and calculates the ratio of upper part
and lower paret. By detecting a solder ball which has different volume ratio, it's able to detect bonding
defect (e.g., Head in Pillow).
Top Volume
Bottom Volume
OK NG
Figure 4-73 Overview of Volume Ratio
Figure 4-74 Dialog
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ImageFilter
Volume ratio of solder ball's upper part and lower part.
Calculate volume of upper one third of solder ball / volume of lower one
VolumeRatio third of solder ball.
Usually if the solder ball has defective shape, the lower part of solder ball
becomes small. And sample value becomes smaller than 1.


Figure 4-77 Creation of inspection window
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Select Volume Ratio from the Algorithm drop-down list.
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Refer to 2.1.3 Setting Procedure and set ImageFilter as below dialog.
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4.8 Density Profile

Density Profile is the algorithm which suitable for shape analysis of solder fillet.
This algorithm can detect chip bonding defect. The following four inspection result are output.
1. Peak position (Detected peak density position[μm])
2. Peak range (Waveform width of threshold luminance value[μm])
3. Peak density (Maximum fillet density)
4. Brightness sum (Sum of brightness level)
Here describes decision criteria of each inspection result.

At first create a density profiling graph from slice images.
Inspecion Image Density Profiling Graph
Figure 4-85 Overview of Density Profile 1
The side with of inspection window will be right side of density profiling graph.
Please note that the direction of density profiling graph might be different from the
direction of inspection window on the Board Viewer.
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By analysis of density profiling graph, local maximum value (the point that slope is changed as shown
below) is detected. When the local maximum value is larger than setting value of Minimum Peak,
it become candidate value of PeakValue (Peak density).
Depends on setting of input parameter Option, PeakValue is selected from candidate value.
Maximum value
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Based on decided PeakValue, PeakPosition, and PeakRange are also decided.

PeakPosition means the coordinate of PeakValue. This shows how far is the peak position from the
edge of inspection window.
For PeakRange, treat the peak density value is 100% and detect the point which has the setting
value (%) of the input parameter Peak Range Threshold to the left and right from the position of the
peak density. The width between left and right point is PeakRange.
In the following figure, the peak density is 200, Peak Range Threshold is 75. The width between the
point which density value is 150 means PeakRange.
Peak Range
Peak Value
Peak Position
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Detection example of bonding defect (Chip)

PeakRange has different value in OK case and NG case.
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Peak Range Peak Range
Figure 4-89 Inspection Result Example (Tombstone)
In inspection result setting OK range is easy since OK case differs greatly from NG case.
Figure 4-90 Inspection Result Display
Detection example of bonding defect (lead)

Density Profile can check if the component is OK/NG depends on if there are front fillet and back fillet.
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Figure 4-91 Inspection Result Example (Lifted lead)
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Figure 4-92 Dialog
Sets threshold for judgement of density profiling graph gradient.
Calculate the difference from neighbor value in profiling graph.
When the difference is smaller than this setting value, the difference is
ignored.
This setting can remove the influence of minute unevenness.
Delta Threshold
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Figure 4-93 Overview of Delta Threshold

For example, when 5 is set to Delta Threshold, differences between 10
and 12 , 30 and 33 is ignored .in the range of the above figure.
ImageFilter
MinimumPeak Minimum value to be judged as peak value.
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Sets how to search peak value.
There are three ways to search peak value in density profiling result of
solder fillet.
Normal : Search largest value of local maximum value in density profiling
graph.
Left : Search local maximum value from left side of graph and show
first value that exceeds MinimumPeak setting value.
Right : Search local maximum value from right side of graph and show
first value that exceeds MinimumPeak setting value.
Option Type Normal

Right
Left
Minimum Peak
Figure 4-94 Overview of Option Type

Sets threshold of peak range. Treat peak density as 100% and set
Peak Range Threshold
threshold as %. Default value is 75.
Shows the maximum value of the difference from the adjacent waveform
MaxDelta
in the profile graph.
Shows the distance between peak position in density profile graph and
PeakPosition [μm]
edge of inspection window.
Shows the width that value in profile graph has bigger than the setting
PeakRange [μm]
value of "Peak Rnage Threshold".
PeakValue Shows peak density value.
Shows the result of peak value detection. (e.g., "Peak Found" "Not
ResultType
Found")
Sum Total of brightness level in inspection window.

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Select DensityProfile from the Algorithm drop-down list.
Step6: Set Slice to height of fillet / 2 and Depth to height of fillet.
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Set Delta threshold to 6, set Minimum Peak to 30. And set PeakRangeThreshold to 75.
Set Option Type to either Normal, Right or Left.
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4.9 Thermal Pad Void

Thermal Pad Void is the algorithm to inspect void ratio of thermal pad.
This algorithm outputs maximum void rate in all slices as result.
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Figure 4-103 Overview of Thermal Pad Void
Figure 4-104 Dialog
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Parameter for closing image processing. When setting value is bigger,
missing part of void is reduced by image processing. Default value is 0.
ClosingFactor
Closing Factor Closing Factor Closing Factor

0 5 20
Figure 4-105 Overview of ClosingFactor

Image Filter
Minimum void area. Exclude voids of size less than set value.
MinimumVoidSize [μm]
Default value is 200.
MaxVoidPercent [%] Maximum void ratio ((Total sum of void area / solder are ) 100) in all slices.
Minimum actual solder area in all slices.
MinimumSolderArea [μm2]
Detected solder area - Detected void are is calculated.
Ratio of void area and solder area of all target slice.
Total Void Percent [%]
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Figure 4-109 Adjusting an Inspection Window Size
Step6: Select ThermalPadVoid from the Algorithm drop-down list.
Step7: Set Slice to height of fillet / 2 and set Depth to height of fillet.
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Enter 20 to Interval and 200 to MinimumVoidSize.

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4.10 Hip Shape

Hip Shape is the algorithm to detect Head in Pillow (hereinafter HiP).
In good BGA, solder becomes spherical shape. In this algorithm judge OK/NG by comparing solder
shape and sphere.
As perfect sphere is 100%, the sample value is decreased depends on the degree of deformation of
solder ball.
Figure 4-115 Overview of Hip Shape
Figure 4-116 Dialog
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Image Filter
In case of perfect sphere, this value becomes 100%.
Area [%] Sample value is decreased depending on degree of deformation,
When the value is less than 95% there is a possibility of HiP.

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Select Hip Shape from the Algorithm drop-down list.
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Part IV Other Functions
Other Functions
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1 ImageFilter Setting
To get accurate inspection result, proper ImageFilter setting is necessary.
And set ImageFilter properly for 3D View, DepthMap View, and images for analysis in each algorithm also.
The following are the images in same inspection area and settings for each images. When ImageFilter
setting is changed, inspection image is also changed. You can see that inspection result also changed
depending on inspection image.
Figure 1-1 The Deference Depending on ImageFilter Setting
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1.1 Confirmation of ImageFilter Setting
Step1: Display ImageFIlter setting list from Inspect Data tab or Edit recipe screen.
In case of displaying list from InspectionData tab

Select Inspect Data tab and click on the Board Viewer.
Figure 1-2 Confirmation of ImageFilter Setting 1
The dialog shown below appears.

Select an image filter and click .
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In case of displaying list from Edit recipe screen

In Edit recipe screen, select an inspection window. From Parameter Editor > Input parameters
> ImageFilter and click .
Step2: The dialog shown below appears. Click in right side of ImageFilter to confirm setting.
The order and item which is displayed on this time is different depends on
setting.
Figure 1-5 Image Filter Setting
Step3: Setting screen of each ImageFilter appears.

The following shows the example of Pseudo, Tomography and GrayLelvelTransform.
Pseudo Tomography GrayLevelTransform
Figure 1-6 Example of Some ImageFilter Setting
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1.2 ImageFilter Setting for 3D View
Step1: Set Slice Top and Slice Bottom by reference to Part I 2.2.2 Displaying 3D Image of Selected
Area. And click .
Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Select 3D and click .
Figure 1-8 Image Manager
Step4: ImageFilter list for 3D view appears.

Click on the right side GrayLevelTransform.
Figure 1-9 ImageFilter Setting Editor
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Step5: Setting editing screen for GrayLevelTransform appears.

Adjust value of Lower, Upper, and Gamma to show clear contrast inspection image.
Use Low Pass and High Pass as a defalt value.
Figure 1-10 Setting Edit for GrayLevelTransform
Step6: Click OK to close Image Filter Setting Editor.
Figure 1-11 Closing Image Filter Setting Editor
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Step7: Click OK to close Image Manager.
Figure 1-12 Closing Image Manager
Step8: Set area to display 3D and show 3D image by reference to Part I 2.2.2 Displaying 3D Image of
Selected Area.
Figure 1-13 Displaying of 3D Image
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The Deference of View Depending on ImageFilter Setting

3D displaying is changed depending on the GrayLevelTransform setting.
The following shows same area in one board. Only GrayLevelTransform setting in 3D of Image
Manager is adjusted.
Figure 1-14 The Deference of View Depending on ImageFilter Setting
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1.3 ImageFilter Setting for DepthMap View
Step1: Set Slice Top and Slice Bottom by reference to Part I 2.2.2 Displaying 3D Image of Selected
Area. And click .
Step3: The dialog shown below appears. Select Depth and click .
Figure 1-16 Image Manager
Step4: ImageFilter list for DepthMap view appears.

Click in right side of GrayLevelTransform.
Figure 1-17 ImageFilter Setting
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Step5: Setting editing screen for GrayLevelTransform appears.

Adjust value of Lower, Upper, and Gamma to show difference of elevation in inspection image
more clear.
Use Low Pass and High Pass as a defalt value.
Recommended setting value for Gamma is 2.
Figure 1-18 Setting Edit for GrayLevelTransform
Step6: Click OK to close Image Filter Setting Editor.
Figure 1-19 Closing Image Filter Setting Editor
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Step7: Click OK to close Image Manager.
Figure 1-20 Closing Image Manager
Step8: Drag the mouse and surround the area to display DepthMap on the Board Viewer.
When the mouse-dragging is finished, DepthMap for selected area is displayed.
Figure 1-21 DepthMap VIew
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The Deference of View Depending on ImageFilter Setting

DepthMap displaying is changed depending on the GrayLevelTransform setting.
The following are the images and setting in same inspection area.
By setting of GrayLevelTransform in Depth of Image Manager, DepthMap displaying is changed.
Figure 1-22 The Deference of View Depending on ImageFilter Setting
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Part V Appendices and References
Appendices and References
V-1
1 Appendices
1.1 Folder Structure of the inspection software
This section describes the folder structure of inspection software.
Do not move, delete, or rename files of the inspection software from the OS.
It may result in damaging the inspection data.
C Drive BF2
Inspection software and its settings are saved
BF2MonitorData (*)
Inspection results are saved
BF2Data Data Group 1 Group data (.bfs)
Inspection data are saved

Library
Bfxdata
System calibration data MacroLink
Board Name 1
Board Name 2
Data Group 2 Group data (.bfs)
Library
MacroLink
Board Name 1
Board Name 2
Figure 1-1 Folder Structure of the PC
(*) The data are saved in the folders which are set in BF2 Options > Inspect >
InspectResultManager > BFX-Monitor > MonitorDataDestinationPath.
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1.2 Precautions When Using the Machine
If connecting an external memory device to the USB port on the machine, be sure to perform
a virus-scan before connecting.
Do not use a two-byte character, space, tab, and symbolic character (\ < > : “ / | ? * . , ; & % =).
They may cause unexpected errors.
1.3 Customer Support Contacts
Company Name Saki Corporation

Ogawa Building, 4-14-7, Nakanobu, Shinagawa-Ku, Tokyo
Address
142-0053, Japan
URL http://www.sakicorp.com/
Inquiry about the products +81-(0)3-5788-6286
Phone
Inquiry about the technical service +81-(0)3-5788-6287
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Part I 1 Basic Operation of the Inspection Software ............ I-2

Part II 1 Inspection Data ........................................................II-2

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2.4 Creating a Shape ...................................................................II-50

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4.3 Circularity ..............................................................................III-27

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1 Basic Operation of the Inspection Software

1.1.1 Starting the Inspection Software

Figure 1-1 Login Screen

Figure 1-2 Activation Icon

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Step4: The dialog shown below appears.

Figure 1-3 Loading an Inspection Data

Figure 1-4 Selecting a Board

Figure 1-5 Starting the Inspection Software

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1.1.2 Quit the Inspection Software

Figure 1-6 Quit the Inspection Software 1

Step2: The dialog shown below appears.

Figure 1-7 Quit the Inspection Software 2

Step3: The dialog shown below appears.

Saving the inspection data is recommended when the data is modified.

Figure 1-8 Quit the Inspection Software 3

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Figure 1-9 Shut down

Step5: Power off the inspection machine by reference to Operation Manual.

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1.2 Window Details

Figure 1-10 Window Details

Table 1-1 Descriptions

Swap AB Not available.

Add Component Adds a component data manually.

Make & Apply Not available.

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Update Library Updates the latest library.

Select All Selects all component data.

Inspect Inspects all component data.

Group Manage Deletes the unnecessary board data from a list.

Displays statistics information and adjust a collective

Table 1-2 Descriptions of Ribon

Selection Tool Used for selecting the window.

Used for moving a display area. The same operation can be

3D Viewer Used for displaying CT 3D image.

Used for displaying an image of the inspection result.

Board Navigator Used for moving a image.

Image Selection Tab Used for selecting an image to display.

Used for zooming in/out an image.

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Display Side Switching Used for switching the side to display.

Table 1-3 Descriptions of Board Viewer

Figure 1-11 Edit Panel

If the selected component data is NG, stops the auto

Skip inspection Skips the selected inspection data.

Set as distortion observation

Edit Shape Edits Shape of the selected component data.