Electronic equipment assembly apparatus and electronic equipment assembly method
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsKEN TAKANO, YUJI TAKAHASHI, KAZU WAGATSUMA
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Abstract
An electronic equipment assembly apparatus installs a mounted portion of a cable onto a connector of electronic equipment, the cable including a belt-shaped cable main body portion in which the mounted portion is formed in one end portion, and a reinforcing plate bonded to the one end portion side on one surface of the cable main body portion. The electronic equipment assembly apparatus includes: a cable holding tool which nips and holds the reinforcing plate by a blade and a chuck block; and a robot portion which moves the cable holding tool.
Claims9
An electronic equipment assembly apparatus which installs a mounted portion of a cable onto a connector of electronic equipment, the cable including a belt-shaped cable main body portion in which the mounted portion is formed in one end portion, and a reinforcing plate bonded to the one end portion side on one surface of the cable main body portion, the apparatus comprising:
- a cable holding tool which holds the reinforcing plate;
- a work stage which holds the electronic equipment;
- a robot portion which relatively moves the cable holding tool to the electronic equipment held by the work stage;
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- a controller which operates the robot portion and the cable holding tool to mount the mounted portion of the cable main body portion onto the connector.
An electronic equipment assembly method for installing a mounted portion of a cable onto a connector of electronic equipment, the cable including a belt-shaped cable main body portion in which the mounted portion is formed in one end portion, and a reinforcing plate bonded to the one end portion side on one surface of the cable main body portion, the method comprising:
- holding the reinforcing plate by a cable holding tool;
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- mounting the mounted portion of the cable main body portion onto the connector of the electronic equipment by moving the cable holding tool.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.