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WO1983004365A1 - Procede et dispositif de montage automatique de composants a conducteurs multiples sur des plaques de circuit - Google Patents

Procede et dispositif de montage automatique de composants a conducteurs multiples sur des plaques de circuit Download PDF

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WO1983004365A1
WO1983004365A1 PCT/US1983/000718 US8300718W WO8304365A1 WO 1983004365 A1 WO1983004365 A1 WO 1983004365A1 US 8300718 W US8300718 W US 8300718W WO 8304365 A1 WO8304365 A1 WO 8304365A1
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Brian David Hoffman
Barry Weissman
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Western Electric Company, Inc.
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05K—PRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ELECTRIC APPARATUS; MANUFACTURE OF ASSEMBLAGES OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
    • H05K13/00—Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing or adjusting assemblages of electric components
    • H05K13/04—Mounting of components, e.g. of leadless components
    • H05K13/0404—Pick-and-place heads or apparatus, e.g. with jaws
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05K—PRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ELECTRIC APPARATUS; MANUFACTURE OF ASSEMBLAGES OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
    • H05K13/00—Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing or adjusting assemblages of electric components
    • H05K13/04—Mounting of components, e.g. of leadless components
    • H05K13/0404—Pick-and-place heads or apparatus, e.g. with jaws
    • H05K13/0408—Incorporating a pick-up tool

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  • the present invention relates to a method for taking body measureme and an apparatus for performing the method.
  • the invention also relates to system for taking such measurements and producing garments, thereby utilizing an apparatus for body measurement and comprising a measuring garment on wich adjustably attachable measuring tapes are intended to indicate the body measurements of a person being measured.
  • Apparatus of the abovementioned kind are known in the prior art in a variety of embodiments, for example from SE-PS 193 457, GB-PS 1 463 804, FR-PS 1 370 762, SU-PS 695 653 and US-PS 2 052 099 and 3 753 293.
  • Most of these already known apparatuses include a rigid stand or a device on which measuring rods or other indicating means are attached, the setting of such means against a person standing in front of the device being indicated either purely visibly, or electrically.
  • Only the abovementioned Russian an French patents disclose a measuring garment to which are attached measurin tapes for indicating individual deviations from the garment.
  • the object of the present invention is to make possible a method for taking body measurement with which is obtained all the measurement information necessary for preparing a pattern on which the production of the correponding garment is based.
  • a further object of the invention is to provide an apparatus for performing the method, which apparatus is suitable for integrating into a computer-based system for taking measurements and producing garments.
  • a still further object of the invention is to provide a system for taking body measurements and producing garments by utilizing an apparatus for taking body measurements according to the invention in order to accomplish a highly rational handling in the shop line as well as the
  • the system for taking measurements and producing garments in accordance with the invention is essentially characterized by the measuri apparatus being placed in a plurality of locally situated shops, and adapted for communication with a computer in a central manufacturing plan
  • the individual measurements and personal information gathered in the shop being transmittable to the computer for storage in a register unit, which also stores information on the standard sizes in the garment range.
  • the central computer also includes a unit for comparing measurements with standard sizes, and for transmitting the result thereof to a display unit in the shop. After receiving a customer's order the central computer is intended for transferring the measurements taken and other pertinent information to a pattern unit where information on the ordered pattern is caused to actuate a control computer for programming and controlling manufacturing units.
  • a system for taking measurements according to the invention in whi a measuring apparatus is incorporated as an integrated part, enables high rationalized handling, both on the retail and manufacturing sides.
  • Clothes can be ordered with the aid of a catalogue, or in a shop where the custom only needs to see the different models in the article range, and samples the different fabrics in stock, which naturally means that the clothing shops can reduce their stocks considerably.
  • production is started and automatically supervised by the computerized system.
  • the inventive system thus enables high quality, and reduces the costs for the shops as well as for the manufacturing plants, which in turn enables more advantageous price competition with the imports from countries where wages and manufacturing costs are low.
  • the texti industry can take an important technological step forward, affording quit differe ⁇ t possibilities of structural rationalization and efficiency engineering than what may be realized in the clothing industry as it is at present.
  • Competitive prices in combination with individually adaptable clothing manufacture would result in substantially increased manufacture and order input, which in turn would mean more permanent employment for clothing industry employees, with the possibility of progressive wage advancement.
  • the articles of clothing embraced by the invention are primarily so called heavy garments such as suits, sports coats, trousers, overcoats, coats, costums and uniforms of all kinds.
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  • Fig. 1 shows front and back views of a measuring garment according the invention in the form of a jacket
  • Fig. 2 shows the jacket of Fig. 1, where the measuring tapes drawn form a separate electrical system
  • Fig. 3 shows the jacket of Fig. 1, where the measuring tapes drawn form a second electrical system
  • Fig. 4 shows the jacket of Fig. 1, where the tapes drawn in form a third electrical system
  • Fig. 5 illustrates a circuit diagram for the jacket of Figs. 1-4, a well as a measuring example with the current paths then utilized
  • Fig. 6 illustrates a separate stand, in accordance with the invention, with contact members which are adjustable in height, and also measuring tape on a trousers portion, forming a separate electrical system
  • Fig. 7 shows the stand of Fig. 6, and the measuring tapes which, together with a measurement reference on the stand, form a second separat electrical circuit
  • Fig. 8 illustrates a wiring diagram for the trousers part in Fig. 6 and 7, and also an example of measurement-taking, the utilized current paths being also shown in the diagram,
  • Fig. 9 shows an alternative embodiment of the measuring tape and th electrical system according to the invention, where the measurement range are located on an external analogue measuring reference,
  • Fig. 10 illustrates a further alternative embodiment of a measuring tape and the electrical measuring system connected thereto where the measuring points are connected to an external digital measuring reference
  • Fig. 11 shows a front view of an alternative measuring garment according to the invention where the measuring tapes are provided with an optical code for read-out by means of an optical reading pen,
  • Fig. 12 illustrates the measuring garment according to Fig. 11 from, behind,
  • Fig. 13 is a block diagram of a system for taking measurements and producing garments in accordance with the invention.
  • the measuring apparatus of Fig. 1 includes a jacket 1, suitably comprising two layers of elastic, textile or synthetic material, and whic is provided with a fastener arrangement 2, suitably in the form of a tab fastening against the underlying part, e.g. by means of Velcro® tape or the like.
  • the jacket i is thus individually adapted to the body measure ⁇ ments of a person who can put it on so that it fits well.
  • the jacket 1 constitutes a carrier for a system of eletrically conductive measuring tapes, the number and location of which on the garment are determined by how the desired garment is to be made up.
  • a first tape 3 goes from the first curvical vertibra or atlas vertically towards the floor at the back of the jacket.
  • a second tape 4 goes from the atlas, over the outer shoulder line extremity and to the right- hand wrist.
  • a third tape 5 goes from the atlas, over the outer shoulder line extremity and to the wrist on the left.
  • a fourth tape 6 goes from th atlas, over the inner shoulder line termination and to the front vertical line on a level with the lower edge of the armhole, and then vertically downwards.
  • a fifth tape 7 goes round the chest on a level with the armhol lower edge.
  • a sixth tape 8 goes round the waist.
  • a seventh tape 9 is located so as to measure seat-width.
  • An eighth tape 10 goes from waist height on the right at the front, up to the outer shoulder line extremity and back again to waist height on the right at the back.
  • a ninth tape 11 goes from waist height on the left at the front, up to the outer shoulder line extremity and back again to waist height on the left at the back.
  • the tapes " pass over a plurality of measuring points on the jacket, and adjacent these points there are eyeletted holes 13 in the outer fabri Electric leads 13 are taken through the holes and their ends attached to alligator clips 14. In Fig. 1 only one hole has been shown with a lead passing through it, and a clip on the end of the lead, although all the holes are provided with these contact means.
  • the electrical leads 13 are taken between the fabric layers of the jacket, and are collected at waist height on the right (seen from the back) for taking out through one side seam of the outer fabric, where they are connected to a connection means
  • the tap are removably fastened to the jacket by means of tabs 16, suitably consisting of strips of Velcro® tape, and arranged for keeping the tape In place at the jacket measuring points when pressed together.
  • tabs 16 suitably consisting of strips of Velcro® tape, and arranged for keeping the tape In place at the jacket measuring points when pressed together.
  • these points have been denoted A to T (N excepted).
  • a to T N excepted
  • Fig. 2 On Fig. 2 the jacket of Fig. 1 is shown with the tapes drawn in, w form a first system of measuring points on the jacket. These points are J, K on the front and 0, A, B, C, D on the back.
  • the vertical tape 0-D f the K atlas towards the floor is thus electrically connected to the horizonal tapes going round the chest, waist and seat at the points A, B and C
  • measurement of the chest, waist and seat signifies measurement of the tape impedance in both branch lines between the points A and I.
  • the measuring device (not shown) applied to the connection means 15 senses the resultant impedance between these two points, and the impedance in both branch lin are of equal magnitude, the measuring device can readily convert the measured value to one corresponding in this case to the chest measuremen
  • the impedance measured between the points and I is a quarter of that for the actual peripheral length.
  • the waist and seat measurements are taken between points J and B an and C, respectively.
  • the measurements between points 0-A, A-B, B-C and C are obtained as a direct function of the tape impedance between these points, which will be clearly seen from the wiring diagram in Fig. 5.
  • Fig. 5 In Fig.
  • the measuring points on the jacket forming a second system of points not electrically coupled to the points Figs. 2 and 4.
  • the waist height on the right and left, respectively the jacket are measured and are thus given the total values of the impedance for the corresponding lengths of the measuring tapes 10 and 11, corresponding to the impedance values S-T and Q-R, respectively, as apparent from the wiring diagram in Fig. 5.
  • the measuring points on the jacket, forming a third electrical system will be seen from Fig. 4, the measuring tapes used being electrically insulated from the crossing tapes round the chest, waist and seat.
  • Application of the alligator clips to the points shown in the Figur gives the impedance values measured between them directly, and as will be seen from the wiring diagram in Fig. 5, the respective impedance is a direct representation of the length between the points.
  • the distanc from the atlas to the right-hand shoulder line extremity corresponds to impedance 0-G, and the left-hand one to the impedance 0-E.
  • the lengths G E-F, 0-L, L-M and M-P similarly correspond to the impedances between the respective points.
  • a measuring garment is shown, in this case consisting of the customer's own trousers, to which the measuring tapes have been attached directly, either by pins or by the alligator clips, f taking the lower body measurements, e.g. those for the trousers.
  • the connection means incl a stand 17 fixed to a base plate 18 which can advantageously also suppor person scales 19.
  • the stand 17 Is provided with contact members, displaceable in height, the lower ones 20-22 being provided- with contact arms 24-26.
  • the uppermost contact member 23 is provided with a bar or bo 27 for measuring the height of a person standing on the scales 19.
  • the contact arms 24-26 and bar 27 are attached to gliding collars 28-31 whic may be clamped to the stand post 17 by means of clamping screws 32-35.
  • an electrically conductive measuring tap 36 arranged to go from a measuring point e at the front of the trousers waist height, down round the crotch and up to a measuring point f at the back, similiarly at waist height.
  • a third measuring point a is arranged measuring the front and back crotch lengths.
  • the front point e and the point a in crotch are connected to the current source via the contact ar 24 and 26, while the back point f is connected in the same way as with t measuring jacket, i.e. with a clip, in turn connected to the current sour via a lead.
  • the impedance between the points a,e and will correspond to the lengths on the measuring tape between these points
  • the measuring tapes and references are illustrated whic form a separate electrical system from the measuring circuit of Fig. 6, the intention here is to measure the height of the points above a given reference level, as well as the waist and seat widths, i.e. the peripher measurements at waist and seat, at the respective heights thereof.
  • a measuring tape 37 being utilized between the points c and h, both parallel-coupled impedances between these points readily being convertible to the waist width.
  • the se width is obtained in the same way, using a measuring tape 38 and measuri the impedances between the points b and g.
  • the stand is similarly formed as a measuring reference 39, the electrical properties of which a proportional to each unit length of the reference, the levels of the poi a,b,c and d above the reference level o are easily obtained.
  • the impedan o-c, o-b and o-a thus correspond to the height from the sole of the foot the waist, to the seat and to the crotch, respectively.
  • the total height d is also readily obtained by measuring the corresponding impedance.
  • the scales has also been connected to the measuring unit, to give a complete picture of the build the person in question.
  • the measured electrical impedance of the tapes is thus considered here to comprise a resistance, an inductance or capacitance, or a combination thereof.
  • a suitable embodiment may also comprise a semiconductor material.
  • Fig. 9 shows an alternative embodiment of a measuring tape 7a, the location of which on the measuring " garment corresponds to the measuring tape 7 according to Figs. 1-8.
  • This measuring tape consists of a electric ally non-conductive material and the measuring ranges of the measuring tapes comprise a number of measuring points 53 which are electrically conductive and each of which is adapted for connection in a certain mutua order to an external measuring reference 54 which means that each measuri point on the tape corresponds to a certain measuring value in the reference.
  • the measuring points 53 are moreover connected to a multiplexo 55 which is a connecting unit successively connecting an external current source to the different measuring tapes arranged on the measuring garment in order to measure the external resistance (or other electrical property on the circuit card 54.
  • FIG. 10 Another suitable embodiment of the measuring apparatus according to the invention is illustrated in Fig. 10 and is based on a digital method
  • the measuring tape 7b consists of electrically non-conductive material, as was the case in the embodiment according to Fig. 9, the tape being provided with a number of electricall conductive measuring points of which the points in the lower row 57 are electrically connected to one another and to a supply line 58 which is connected to a multiplexor 59.
  • the measuring points in the upper row 60 are isolated between themselves and each of them is connected to a trigger circuit 61. Taking measurements according to the digital method Is thus accomplished such that the multiplexor 59 is rendered conductive whereby voltage is applied on the right input of AND-gates 1-12.
  • the multiplexor 5 detects successively and cyclically all connected measuring tapes and the corresponding AND-gates.
  • the detection has reached the measuring tape 7b, whereby the supply line 58 is conducting and the left input ⁇ of the corresponding AND-gate is voltage- biased. Simultaneously a signal is emitted from the multiplexor 59 to an address in a PROM-memory 63, said address corresponding to a basic measurement of the measuring tape 7b just connected.
  • the AND-gate 7 opens a voltage will be applied on the left input of the succeeding AND- gate 1-18 corresponding to the measuring points 1-18 on the different measuring tapes.
  • a pulse is emitted from the measuring point 57 in the lower row of the measuring tape to a measuring point +2 in the upper row via a contact member 64 located o the measuring tape.
  • the current pulse is applied via line 62 to the trigger circuit 61 which passes the pulse from the measuring point +2 to the corresponding right input on the AND-gate 2 which thereby opens and emits a pulse to an address in the PROM-memory 63 corresponding to the gate.
  • the previously activated address for this measuring tape contains information about the basic measurement for the measuring point 0 on the measuring tape 7b which in this case is the value 20 cm.
  • Figs. 11 and 12 show a front view and a back view of an alternative embodiment of a measuring garment and designed as a shoulder yoke 65 which is adjustably buttoned up by means of VELCRO® tape or the like to make the yoke Individually adaptable to the body measurements of a person.
  • Th yoke 65 is provided with four vertical VELCRO® tapes two at the front side 67 and two at the back side 68.
  • the tapes are double and can consequently be torn apart in order to adjustably hold horizontal measur tapes which are placed between the double VELCRC®tapes.
  • the horizontal measuring tapes 7c, 8c and 9c are used, as previously, to measure the wi round the chest, waist and seat.
  • the front measuring tape 6c and the bac measuring tape 3c are used for measuring those body measurements which a defined in the embodiment according to Fig. 1.
  • the measuring tapes 4c and 5c going from the measuring point 0 from the atla over the outer shoulder line extremities E and G and to the wrists F and in the same way as described in connection with the embodiment according Fig. 1.
  • the measuring tapes are provided with clasps 69 with an inner square 70 for the marking of the set measuring point.
  • the measuring tapes are graduated with an optical code, either a OCR-code or stretch-code and the read-out is accomplished by means of a reading pen connected to a omputer of conventional design.
  • the measuring ranges of t measuring tape thus comprise several measuring points where the first measuring point has the code for the digit 0 with the remaining measuring points set in intervals of 1/2 or 1 cm depending on the demands on accura which are relevant for the measurement in question.
  • the measuring area th starts from the point of the measuring tape which corresponds to the valu for the smallest size for the garment which is to be measured.
  • Each measu ing point can also comprise a letter in case it is an OCR grading to identify the different measurements.
  • the read-out is consequently accomplished in the same way as has been described in connection with fig 10 where the basic measurements in question are stored in a PROM-memory.
  • the measuring tapes 7c, 8c and 9c which are intended for width measurement are inserted between the VELCRO® tapes on such a height that they will become substantially horizontal and coincide with the body line of the measuring object. Then the sifting frames 69 which are made in the form of clasps are buttoned up so that the actual measurement can be read in the sift square 70. When taking vertical measurements the sift frames are displaced along the measuring tape until their position coincides wit the position of the measuring points to be read. According to the inventi all measuring tapes are placed on the person and are fastened in correct positions whereafter the read-out can be made in the sift frames. Since
  • each measuring range on the measuring tapes also contains information abo where and on which measuring tape the measuring range is located the measurements can be made in succession and the Information thus obtained can form the base for a garment which has been individually adapted.
  • the measuring tapes just described can be made in many different applications falling within the scope of the invention such as magnetic tapes, punched tapes or in any other way which makes it possible to identify the different measuring points and guided thereby calculate the different measuring values.
  • the read-out can be accomplished in a corresponding way by utilizi means such as read-out heads or read-out forks.
  • Fig. 13 Illustrates in the form of a block diagram a conceivable implementation of a system for taking dimensions and producing garments i accordance with the invention.
  • the diagram is divided into two main parts, namely a shop and a central factory, the two being united by a data communication network.
  • the factory may of course be coupled to plurality of shops.
  • a customer 40 thus comes into the shop, and there obtains information as to the range of garments question, with the aid of a catalogue and/or models displayed in the shop Supplementary information as to the entire range of products and all the conceivable possibilities available in It may be provided by means of the video-TV equipment 41.
  • the customer is then taken to a measuring station 42, of the kind already described, and the analogue signals from it, representing his different, individual fitting measurements, are converte in a terminal 43 to digital information for sending, via modem 44, to a central computer 45 in the factory.
  • Measurement and personal data are stored here in a central memory unit which also stores information on available standard sizes.
  • the computer also includes a unit for comparing the individual measurements with standard sizes, the result of this comparison being transmitted to the shop for providing the customer with information about the different possibilities available for producing the desired apparel to a suitable price.
  • a pattern unit 46 in the main computer from where information on the pattern for the ordered article is caused to actuate a control computer 4 for programming and controlling manufacturing machine units in the shape a plotter 48 and cutters 49 and 50.
  • the garment is made up in a manufacturing department 51 in the factory, and goes from* there to a distribution department 52, where the article is suitably vacuum-packed postal distribution to the customer.
  • the customer can be given a personal measurements card containing all the d measured in the shop, and which are necessary for producing the article. This information is thus stored on the card for use on a future visit to the shop.

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Procédé et dispositif d'insertion automatique des conducteurs d'un composant à conducteurs multiples dans des trous correspondantsd'une plaque de circuit. Le procédé ci-décrit consiste à placer le composant à conducteurs multiples (24; 25; 26) sur la plaque de circuit (20) de sorte que chaque conducteur se trouve à proximité de son trou correspondant (21) sur la plaque, et à communiquer (via 28), un mouvement vibratoire de fréquence et amplitude prédéterminées à la plaque de circuit de manière à faire tomber les conducteurs dans des trous. Le mouvement vibratoire a lieu de préférence dans le plan de la plaque de circuit.
PCT/US1983/000718 1982-05-26 1983-05-11 Procede et dispositif de montage automatique de composants a conducteurs multiples sur des plaques de circuit WO1983004365A1 (fr)

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