Apparatus for manufacturing electronic device, method of manufacturing electronic device, and program for manufacturing electronic device
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorMasakuni Shiozawa
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Abstract
A reflow process is provided for multiple units which improves productivity. A reflow furnace is moved along a transport direction of a tape substrate and is fixed at a position matching the product pitch of a circuit substrate. Any of a plurality of heating blocks and cooling blocks are matched to the product pitches of the circuit substrate. By doing so, it is possible to continuously carry out the reflow process for a tape substrate on which circuit substrates having different product pitches are arranged.
Claims13
An apparatus for manufacturing an electronic device comprising:
- a moveable heat generating means for raising a temperature of an area of a continuous body to be heated by controlling a distance between said moveable heat generating means and said area of said continuous body to be heated;
- and
- position control means for controlling a position of said moveable heat generating means along said continuous body based on product pitches of said area of said continuous body to be heated.
A method of manufacturing an electronic device comprising the steps of:
- controlling a position of a heat generating means based on product pitches of an area of a continuous body to be heated;
- and
- raising a temperature of said area of said continuous body to be heated by controlling a distance between said heat generating means and said area to be heated.
A program for manufacturing an electronic device which makes a computer execute the steps of:
- setting product pitches of an area of a continuous body to be heated;
- and
- raising a temperature of said area of said continuous body to be heated by controlling a distance between a heat source and said area of said continuous body to be heated based on the product pitches of said area of said continuous body to be heated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.