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====Overview====
 
====Overview====
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The Pick and Place organizes and helps place minuscule surface mount components by using a vacuum and a nozzle that is triggered by the amount of pressure applied to the nozzle (pushing down on a component).
    
====Demonstration====
 
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To show a complete knowledge of the Pick and Place, the Student will have a PCB Prepared by the PCB Printer and follow the instructions in the General Procedure.
    
====General Procedure====
 
====General Procedure====
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==Safety==
 
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There is almost nothing you can do on this device that will hurt you. If you place your hand under the nozzle and then smash down the nozzle, you will hurt yourself. Do not do this for obvious reasons.
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However, there are things that can hurt the Pick and Place.
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# Be gentle with how you treat the nozzle; press down gently when picking and placing components.
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# Be sure to use a smaller nozzle than the component you are trying to place! Failure to do this results in sucking up the component into the nozzle which can clog it and prevent the vacuum from being effectively used.
    
==Certification==
 
==Certification==
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# Pivot the micro camera to view alignments on both the x and y axes (again, the fine adjustment knobs are used here).
 
# Pivot the micro camera to view alignments on both the x and y axes (again, the fine adjustment knobs are used here).
 
# If your tip is having a hard time keeping the component secure, try a bigger one.
 
# If your tip is having a hard time keeping the component secure, try a bigger one.
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# Be sure to use a smaller nozzle than the component you are trying to place! Failure to do this results in sucking up the component into the nozzle which can clog it and prevent the vacuum from being effectively used.
    
==Maintenance==
 
==Maintenance==
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