Electronic component mounting method
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorTsutomu Hiraki
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Abstract
An electronic component mounting method is disclosed. The method includes the following steps: applying a paste remaining on a stamping pin to the bottom wall of at least one reservoir; forming the paste retained in the at least one reservoir to a predetermined film thickness by a clearance regulation section; causing the paste formed into a film to adhere to the stamping pin; stamping the paste to a substrate; and mounting the electronic components held by a mounting head to the substrate on which the paste has been stamped.
Claims2
An electronic component mounting method including causing paste in a paste retaining section that bonds an electronic component to a substrate to adhere to a stamping pin provided on a stamping head and stamping the paste to the substrate, and mounting the electronic component held by a mounting head to the substrate on which the paste has been stamped;
- wherein the paste retaining section has at least two concentrically-arranged annular reservoirs that are integrally formed with each other, a reservoir rotation section for rotating the reservoirs, a squeegee shielding cross sections of at least one of the reservoirs, and a clearance regulation section adjusting clearance between the squeegee and a bottom wall of the at least one of reservoirs;
- wherein the at least two reservoirs include at least one vacant reservoir where no paste is present;
- wherein the method comprises:
- removing and stamping the paste remaining on the stamping pin to the bottom wall of the at least one vacant reservoir;
- forming the paste retained in the at least one of the reservoirs to a predetermined film thickness by the clearance regulation section;
- causing the paste formed into a film to adhere to the stamping pin;
- stamping the paste to the substrate;
- and
- mounting the electronic components held by the mounting head to the substrate on which the paste has been stamped.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.