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The velocity at which the gantry of the Surface Mount Equipment moves is directly linked to productivity. This study, however, focused on finding the shortest moving path that the gantry can take rather than on its mechanical speed as an attempt to increase the overall mounting speed. Methods for estimating the moving time were introduced and the results were analyzed through comparison. In the present study, the scope of the target moving path was confined to the (sRd-Camera-pRd) type, and the three methods were presented as ways to estimate the moving velocity. The estimated time measured by the three methods was compared. From the results it was confirmed that the three methods provided the same measure of the moving time, and the current Stop-Motion method enabled the fastest mounting. Therefore, there is no need for any structural change to the current equipment.
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Kim, SH., Kim, CS. (2019). Verification of Stop-Motion Method Allowing the Shortest Moving Time in (sRd-Camera-pRd) Type. In: Park, J., Loia, V., Choo, KK., Yi, G. (eds) Advanced Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering. MUE FutureTech 2018 2018. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 518. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1328-8_18
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