Method for mounting chip type circuit elements on a printed circ

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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29569R, 29740, 29757, 156562, 156565, 214 85R, 214 85A, 221 93, H01L 2198, B32B 3126, C09J 506

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041274326

ABSTRACT:
Chip type circuit elements are mounted on adhesive layers provided on predetermined positions of a printed circuit board by pushing up each circuit element stack inserted in a magazine which is vertically held just below the corresponding adhesive layer and which is inserted through a corresponding through-hole defined by a lattice-shaped and horizontally placed magazine guide. This method and apparatus can quickly mount chip type circuit elements on the printed circuit board, and make possible an easy change of the circuit element pattern, without necessitating the use of an NC machine.

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patent: 3890185 (1975-06-01), Umazume

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