Hi everyone
In all the designs for wafer transfer robots, I've seen so far on YouTube,
they're horizontal only, with one linear actuator for changing the z-axis.
I think however, that this design here is better, because we can also use it
to load wafers into machines, which don't have horizontal loading:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1838120
What do you think?
I just bought a 3D printer today and it should arrive in the next few days,
then I can start prototyping.
Cheers
-lev
Hi
What about just buying a new cheap Chinese laser diode and a photo diode and
then putting a mirror onto the lense carrier, which reflects the laser diode
beam back to the photo diode next to the laser diode?
Cheers
-lev
Hello List.
Looking around I found this video about "chasing Micrometers with the
best ball screws" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoPPwGxgWEY
Well, the use-case for this ball screws are more than the robot arm for
loading and unloading the wafers. Thinking twice I imagine ball screws also
- for the x-y table positioning on our stepper
- for the x-y probing/sensing of the die with automatic test equipment
All position problems looking quite similar. It would be nice to have a
solution solved once, used many times.
Regard,
Hagen.
Hi
Since I seem to have accidentally hit myself into the face while I was asleep,
due to a nightmare, and now have a kind of swollen eye, I've put off recording
my batch load video and went deeper into the research for example clips
instead.
During that research I realized, that the most common method for loading
and unloading has shifted from rubber bands to full blown robot arms,
and I was thinking, we could actually also use robot arms.
I could actually 3D print that robot arm and control it with an Arduino:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B3gWd3A_SI&ab_channel=HowToMechatronics
Opinions?
-lev
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Hi
I just wanted to shoot the demo video on how to use OpenLANE and QFlow,
when I noticed that pdk.libresilicon.com is down.
It's not hosted on my server, I just made the DNS entry, as far as I know,
it's Philipp's server.
It's dumb trying to record something and finding out it's broken Haha
Cheers
-lev
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Hi
Here's the video...
Took me three days... in some takes I'm so exhausted that I can't even talk
anymore and sound as if I'd be drunk, in others I'm nearly crying... BUT
I'm finally done recording and cutting everything! YES!
Please leave me a like :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C1P83oO57k&ab_channel=TheLeviathan
Cheers
-lev
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Hi
What's your overall stance on Creative Commons background music in the
background to make the presentation less dry?
I just got a hang on cutting and I'm tempted to throw some background
tune in :D
I know the answer is probably "NO!" but I figured I ask anyway xD
Cheers
-lev
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