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Object-oriented visual inspection tool for ultrafine-pitch SMD components

Surface mount devices (SMDs), a dominant component type on printed circuit boards these days, are becoming smaller and growing more leads. This is in response to the shrinking of electronic components that is necessary for smaller electronic tools. The trend toward ever smaller components makes component leads more fragile and makes packages harder to handle. As a result, lead inspection has become more crucial than ever before. This paper includes a description of the object-oriented visual inspection tool (OOVIT) development for fine-pitch SMD components and its final structure.