BS EN IEC 60286-3:2022 2023
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Packaging of components for automatic handling – Packaging of surface mount components on continuous tapes
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2023 | 64 |
This part of IEC 60286 is applicable to the tape packaging of electronic components without leads or with lead stumps, intended to be connected to electronic circuits. It includes only those dimensions that are essential for the taping of components intended for the above-mentioned purposes. This document also includes requirements related to the packaging of singulated die products including bare die and bumped die (flip chips).
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7 | Annex ZA (normative)Normative references to international publicationswith their corresponding European publications |
9 | English CONTENTS |
13 | FOREWORD |
15 | INTRODUCTION |
16 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms, definitions and symbols 3.1 Terms and definitions |
17 | Tables Table 1 – Component size codes |
18 | 3.2 Symbols Figures Figure 1 – Sectional view of component cavity (type 1b) Table 2 – Classification to symbols concerning tape, reel and common symbols |
20 | 4 Structure of the specification 5 Dimensional requirements for taping 5.1 Component cavity positioning requirements 5.1.1 Requirements for type 1a, type 1b, type 2a, type 2b and type 3 5.1.2 Requirements for type 4 |
21 | 5.2 Component cavity dimension requirements (type 1a, type 1b, type 2a, type 2b and type 3) 5.3 Type 1a – Punched carrier tape, with top and bottom cover tape (tape widths: 8 mm and 12 mm) Figure 2 – 8 mm and 12 mm punched carrier-tape dimensions (4 mm cavity pitch) |
22 | Figure 3 – Illustration of 2 mm and 1 mm cavity pitch and maximum pocket offset Figure 4 – Maximum component tilt, rotation and lateral movement |
23 | Table 3 – Constant dimensions of 8 mm and 12 mm punched carrier tape Table 4 – Variable dimensions of 8 mm and 12 mm punched carrier tape |
24 | 5.4 Type 1b – Pressed carrier tape, with top cover tape (tape width: 8 mm) Figure 5 – Dimensions (P0 = 4 mm/P1 = 2 mm) and (P0 = 4 mm/P1 = 1 mm) Table 5 – Component tilt, planar rotation and lateral movement |
25 | Figure 6 – Illustration of 2 mm and 1 mm cavity pitch and maximum pocket offset Figure 7 – Maximum component tilt, rotation and lateral movement Table 6 – Constant dimensions of 8 mm pressed carrier tape |
26 | 5.5 Type 2a – Blister carrier tape, with single round sprocket holes and tape pitches down to 2 mm (tape widths: 8 mm, 12 mm, 16 mm and 24 mm) Figure 8 – Blister carrier tape dimensions (8 mm, 12 mm, 16 mm and 24 mm) Table 7 – Variable dimensions of 8 mm pressed carrier tape Table 8 – Component tilt, planar rotation and lateral movement |
27 | Figure 9 – Illustration of 2 mm cavity pitch and pocket offset Figure 10 – Maximum component tilt, rotation and lateral movement Table 9 – Constant dimensions of 8 mm to 24 mm blister carrier tape |
28 | 5.6 Type 2b – Blister carrier tape, with single round sprocket holes and with 1mm tape pitch (tape widths: 4 mm) Table 10 – Variable dimensions of 8 mm to 24 mm blister carrier tape Table 11 – Component tilt, rotation and lateral movement |
29 | Figure 11 – Type 2b carrier tape Figure 12 – Maximum pocket offset Figure 13 – Maximum component tilt, rotation and lateral movement |
30 | 5.7 Type 3 – Blister carrier tape, with double sprocket holes (32 mm to 200 mm) Table 12 – Constant dimensions of 4 mm carrier tape Table 13 – Variable dimensions of 4 mm carrier tape Table 14 – Component tilt, planar rotation and lateral movements |
31 | Figure 14 – Blister carrier tape Figure 15 – Elongated sprocket hole skew Figure 16 – Maximum component tilt, rotation and lateral movement |
32 | Table 15 – Constant dimensions of 32 mm to 200 mm blister carrier tape Table 16 – Variable dimensions of 32 mm to 200 mm blister carrier tape |
33 | 5.8 Type 4 – Adhesive-backed punched plastic carrier tape for singled bare die and other surface mount components (8 mm, 12 mm, 16 mm and 24 mm) Figure 17 – Adhesive-backed punched carrier-tape dimensions(4 mm compartment pitch) Figure 18 – Illustration of 2 mm compartment pitch Table 17 – Component tilt, planar rotation and lateral movements |
34 | Figure 19 – Maximum component planar rotation and lateral displacement Table 18 – Dimensions of adhesive backed punched carrier tape |
35 | 6 Polarity and orientation requirements of components in the tape 6.1 Requirements for all types Table 19 – Variable dimensions of adhesive-backed punched carrier tape Table 20 – Component planar rotation and lateral displacement |
36 | 6.2 Specific requirements for type 1a 6.3 Specific requirements for type 4 7 Carrier tape requirements 7.1 Taping materials 7.2 Minimum bending radius (for all types) Figure 20 – Example of polarity and orientation |
37 | 7.3 Camber Figure 21 – Bending radius Table 21 – Minimum bending radius |
38 | 8 Cover tape requirements (for type 1a, type 1b, type 2a, type 2b and type 3) Figure 22 – Measuring method and camber |
39 | Figure 23 – Dot seals for thin components (as exceptions) Table 22 – Peel force |
40 | 9 Component taping and additional tape requirements 9.1 All types 9.2 Specific requirements for type 1b 9.3 Specific tape requirements for type 2b |
41 | 9.4 Specific requirement for type 4 9.4.1 General 9.4.2 Coordinate system Table 23 – Absolute referencing data for component target position |
42 | 9.4.3 Component positioning and lateral displacement Figure 24 – Type 4 coordinate system |
43 | 9.5 Specific requirements for tapes containing die products 9.5.1 General 9.5.2 Tape design for tapes containing die products 9.5.3 Cleanliness Figure 25 – Component clearance and positioning method |
44 | 9.5.4 Die lateral movement (type 1a, type 2a and type 2b) 10 Reel requirements 10.1 Dimensions 10.1.1 General 10.1.2 Reel dimensions Figure 26 – Reel |
45 | 10.1.3 Reel hole dimensions Table 24 – Reel dimensions |
46 | 10.1.4 Drive hole dimensions (optional) Figure 27 – Reel hole presentation Table 25 – Reel hole dimensions |
47 | 10.2 Marking Figure 28 – Drive hole layout Table 26 – Drive hole dimensions |
48 | 11 Tape reeling requirements 11.1 All types 11.2 Specific requirements for type 1a 11.3 Specific requirements for type 4 11.4 Leader and trailer tape 11.4.1 General Figure 29 – Tape reeling and label area on the reel |
49 | 11.4.2 Leader 11.4.3 Trailer 11.5 Recycling 11.6 Missing components Figure 30 – Leader and trailer |
50 | Annex A (normative) Recommended measuring methods for type 1b A.1 Measurement method for carrier tape thickness (T and T3) A.2 Measurement method for cavity (A0 and B0) Figure A.1 – Carrier tape thickness measurement points |
51 | A.3 Measurement method for cavity depth (dimension K0) Figure A.2 – Cavity cross-section Figure A.3 – Cavity depth dimension |
52 | Annex B (informative) Measuring methods of electrostatic potential and charge decay performance while cover tape is peeled off from carrier tape containing surface mount devices B.1 General |
53 | B.2 Method for measuring electrostatic potential and charge decay performance B.2.1 General Figure B.1 – Configuration of measurement method usingelectrostatic potential measuring system |
54 | Figure B.2 – Diagram of measure electrostatic potential when peeling cover tape Figure B.3 – Configuration of electrostatic charge decay measurement method |
55 | B.2.2 Measurement instrument and device Figure B.4 – Diagram of the measurement of electrostatic charge decay performance |
57 | B.2.3 Sample (test specimen) B.2.4 Pre-treatment conditions and measurement environment conditions Figure B.5 – Dimensions of the sample |
58 | B.2.5 Measurement conditions B.2.6 Method for measuring electrostatic potential Table B.1 – Conditions of the environment in which the samples are kept and the conditions of the measurement test environment before measurement |
59 | B.2.7 Method for measuring the electrostatic charge decay performance |
60 | B.3 Items to be described in the test report and items to be specified in the related standards B.3.1 Items to be described in the test report |
61 | B.3.2 Items specified in related standards |
62 | Bibliography |