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Welding method of fine wire

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Publication number
JPS5978787A
JPS5978787A JP57187554A JP18755482A JPS5978787A JP S5978787 A JPS5978787 A JP S5978787A JP 57187554 A JP57187554 A JP 57187554A JP 18755482 A JP18755482 A JP 18755482A JP S5978787 A JPS5978787 A JP S5978787A
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Prior art keywords
welding
groove
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wire
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Inventor
Ryozo Tomosaki
良蔵 友崎
Mizuho Yokoyama
瑞穂 横山
Mitsuru Kumagai
熊谷 満
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To decrease man-hours for operation and to obtain a good weld zone by inserting a fine wire in the U groove of the part to be welded, irradiating a beam thereto while pressing the wire and welding the fine wire and the part to be welded into one body. CONSTITUTION:A U-groove 2 having the depth roughtly equal to the diameter of a fine wire 3 and the groove bottom roughly equal to the radius of the fire 2 is formed in the position to be welded of an object 1 to be welded. The wire 3 is inserted into the groove 2 through pressing. An electron beam or laser beam having the energy required for melt joining is irradiated thereto in the pressed state thereby welding the wire 3 and the object 1 to one body. Man-hours for operation are reduced and the good weld zone is obtd. by the above-mentioned method.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の利用分野〕 本発明は、例えば、電子機器部品のリード細線の溶接に
好適な細線溶接方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Application of the Invention] The present invention relates to a thin wire welding method suitable for, for example, welding thin lead wires of electronic device parts.

〔従来技術〕[Prior art]

最近、電子機器部の実装密度の高密度比、信頼性の向上
及び配線溶接の自動化等に対応するため接合技術は、半
田付けや抵抗溶接代等から電子ビームやレーザ光線等の
非接触熱源全使用して溶接する方法に変シっつぁる。こ
の方法は、高密度エネルギーであるため熱影響部の少な
いきわめ−C理想的な溶接部組織が得られ、′よた、非
接触であるため自動化も比較的容易でおる。しがし、欠
点としては、〃用10に対してビームを工1((芽J・
〕る七、アンダカットの大きな溶接部となシ強Eat 
(D低下が著しい。また、 JK手形状によっては溶断
に至ることも必見健全な溶接部?得ると占ができない。
Recently, in response to the need for higher packaging densities in electronic equipment, improved reliability, and automation of wiring welding, bonding technology has changed from soldering and resistance welding to non-contact heat sources such as electron beams and laser beams. It's strange how to use and weld. Since this method uses high-density energy, an extremely ideal weld structure with a small heat-affected zone can be obtained, and since it is non-contact, it is relatively easy to automate. However, the disadvantage is that the beam is 1
[7] Large undercut welds and strong Eat
(The drop in D is significant.Also, depending on the shape of the JK hand, it may lead to melting.It is also a must-see if the weld is sound.

これに対し、w・静電976614号のように外周部に
Δ11j/1i51径よシも深い溝を設けてこの部多上
にπ山線金挿入して溶融する方法がめるが、この方法は
実vA作業面では数十ミクロンオーダーのt411線分
溝に挿入することは難かしく、また、細線の取扱い及び
自動化に対しても不利であり、かつ、溶接結果も100
%の成功確率はない。一方、特i′r第855899号
は、1前線ど位置決めし、かつ、溶断を防止するための
SA起を、蒸着によって形成丈る方法であるが、この場
合は祿径が大きくなると突起の高さを高くしなけれはな
らず、蒸着によってこれを形成することは時間的に不合
理であり実用的ではない。
On the other hand, there is a method, as in W. Electrostatics No. 976614, in which a groove as deep as the Δ11j/1i51 diameter is provided on the outer periphery, and π-crest wire gold is inserted and melted on top of this groove, but this method is not practical. On the vA working surface, it is difficult to insert into a T411 line groove on the order of tens of microns, and it is also disadvantageous for handling and automation of thin wires, and the welding result is also 100%.
There is no % chance of success. On the other hand, Special I'r No. 855899 is a method for positioning the first front line and forming the SA in order to prevent fusing by vapor deposition. The thickness must be high, and forming this by vapor deposition is time-consuming and impractical.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明は上記の状況に鑑みなされたものであシ、溶接継
手部のU溝の形成が簡単、容易で作用工数を低減でき、
良好な溶接部が得られ、自動溶接が可能な細線溶接方法
を提供することを目的としたものである。
The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned situation, and it is possible to form a U-groove in a welded joint easily and easily, and to reduce the number of man-hours required.
The object of the present invention is to provide a fine wire welding method that provides a good welded area and allows automatic welding.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明の細線溶接方法は、被溶接物に細線が挿入可能な
溝を設け、線溝に細線を挿入して該細線と上記被溶接物
とを一体に溶接する場合に、上記被溶接物の溶接しよう
とする位置に深さが上記細線径とほぼ等しく溝低が上記
細線の半径とほぼ等しい上記Sを形成し、線溝に上記細
線を加圧挿入し加圧状態で、溶融接合に必要なエネルギ
ーを有する電子ビームまたはレーザビームを照射し細線
と被溶接物とを溶融し溶接する方法である。
The fine wire welding method of the present invention provides a groove into which a thin wire can be inserted into the workpiece, and when the fine wire is inserted into the wire groove and the fine wire and the workpiece are welded together, the workpiece is welded. Form the above S at the position to be welded, the depth of which is approximately equal to the diameter of the thin wire, and the groove height approximately equal to the radius of the thin wire, and insert the thin wire into the wire groove under pressure, which is necessary for fusion joining. This is a method of welding by irradiating an electron beam or laser beam with a certain amount of energy to melt and weld the thin wire and the object to be welded.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下本発明の細線溶接方法を、−実施例音用いて第1図
及び第2図により説明する。第1図は被溶接部のU溝に
細線を挿入し押圧しながら溶接する状態の説明図、第2
図は第1図の細線溶接方法によって実際の製品を溶接し
た状態の斜視図である。図において、1は被溶接物、2
は被溶接物1上に形成されたU溝であシ、所定の個所に
細線3が完全に挿入できる細線3の直径と同じ深さに形
成され、溝底が細、wJ3の半径と等しく形成されてい
る。即ち、U溝2の深さは細線3の直径dと等しく溝底
は細線3の半径比と等しく形成されている。そして、U
溝2に細41J3t−挿入位置決めし上部から加圧治具
4によシ抑圧した状態で、ビーム照射方向5から電子ビ
ームまたはレーザビームを照射し細線3を被溶接物1に
溶接部6によシ一体化溶接する。即ち、本実施例では、
細線3の直径と深さが同じで、U溝2の溝底が細fIM
3の丸味と一致しているため、細線3を挿入後上部から
抑圧固定した状態で溶接すれば、溶接で最も嫌われる細
線3と被溶接物1とが非接触の状態で溶接することが避
けられる。このため、細線3の溶断の心配は全く無く、
かつ、細線3が完全にU溝2に埋ってしまうため溶接強
度を低下させるアンダカット金最小限にすることができ
る。また、U#2への細線3の挿入も細線径とほぼ同一
の深さであるため比較的容易である。従って、自動配線
溶接も可能である。一方、U溝2の形成は、プレス加工
で溶接に十分な程度の溝を作ることが可能である。
The fine wire welding method of the present invention will be explained below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 using examples. Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of the state in which a thin wire is inserted into the U-groove of the part to be welded and welded while pressing.
The figure is a perspective view of an actual product welded by the fine wire welding method shown in FIG. 1. In the figure, 1 is the workpiece to be welded, 2
is a U-groove formed on the workpiece 1 to be welded, and is formed to the same depth as the diameter of the thin wire 3 so that the thin wire 3 can be completely inserted into a predetermined location, and the groove bottom is thin and formed equal to the radius of wJ3. has been done. That is, the depth of the U-groove 2 is equal to the diameter d of the thin wire 3, and the groove bottom is formed to be equal to the radius ratio of the thin wire 3. And U
With the thin wire 3 inserted into the groove 2 and positioned and pressed by the pressing jig 4 from above, an electron beam or a laser beam is irradiated from the beam irradiation direction 5 to apply the thin wire 3 to the workpiece 1 at the welding part 6. Weld them together. That is, in this example,
The diameter and depth of the thin wire 3 are the same, and the groove bottom of the U groove 2 is thin fIM.
3, so if welding is performed with the thin wire 3 pressed and fixed from above after insertion, it is possible to avoid welding in a state where the thin wire 3 and the workpiece 1 are not in contact, which is the most disliked in welding. It will be done. Therefore, there is no need to worry about the thin wire 3 melting down.
In addition, since the thin wire 3 is completely buried in the U-groove 2, undercut metal that reduces welding strength can be minimized. Furthermore, insertion of the thin wire 3 into U#2 is relatively easy since the depth is approximately the same as the diameter of the thin wire. Therefore, automatic wiring welding is also possible. On the other hand, the U-groove 2 can be formed by press working to a sufficient extent for welding.

第2図において、7はハイブリッドICの回路基板で、
回路基板7上には半田フロー炉によって半田((Jけさ
れているFe−Ni製パッド8から0.3蛸φNiリー
ド線の細m3’!!:用いて外部接続ターミナル10に
溶接接続するようになっている。そ鰭の頃i’l 2 
全形成しである。Un2と、細線3とのクリアランスは
軽圧入程度がよく、パッド8及び外部接続ターミナル1
0のU溝2に細線3全挿入し互に接触する圧接状態でビ
ーム金照射し一体溶接する。そして、溶接強度は、溶断
もなく、溝底部から側面にかけて良好な溶融部が見られ
、抵抗溶接と変らない結果が得られた。
In Figure 2, 7 is the circuit board of the hybrid IC,
The circuit board 7 is welded to the external connection terminal 10 using solder in a solder flow furnace. It has become. When the fins are I'l 2
It is fully formed. The clearance between Un2 and the thin wire 3 should be a light press-fit, and the pad 8 and external connection terminal 1
The thin wires 3 are fully inserted into the U-groove 2 of No. 0, and are welded together by beam gold irradiation while they are in pressure contact with each other. As for the welding strength, there was no melting, and a good fusion zone was observed from the bottom of the groove to the sides, and the results were the same as those of resistance welding.

第4図は自動配線溶接作業の状態を示し、回路基板7上
のパッド8に対しキャピラリチューブ12によル案内さ
れる細線3は、キャピラリチューブエ2が固定された自
動制御装置によって駆動し制御される位置決め加圧治具
13によシU溝2に押圧挿入されるようになっている。
FIG. 4 shows the state of automatic wiring welding work, in which the thin wire 3 guided by the capillary tube 12 to the pad 8 on the circuit board 7 is driven and controlled by an automatic control device to which the capillary tube 2 is fixed. The positioning and pressing jig 13 is inserted into the U groove 2 under pressure.

そして、位置決め加圧治具13によって加圧された状態
で、位置決め加圧治具13の軸線位置にあけられたビー
ム通過用穴14全通されたビームが照射され、被溶接物
のパッド8とabaaとが一体溶接される。
Then, while being pressurized by the positioning and pressing jig 13, the beam that has completely passed through the beam passing hole 14 made at the axial position of the positioning and pressing jig 13 is irradiated, and the pad 8 of the workpiece is irradiated with the beam. abaa are integrally welded.

次に位置決め加圧治具13を上昇させ、外部接続ターミ
ナル10に溶接するU溝2位置まで移動させ、パッド8
に溶接した場合と同様の手順によシ溶接金行なう。溶接
後の細線3の切断は、機械的な切断゛または細線3に直
接ビームを照射することによって可能である。そして、
上記の動作金繰り返えすことによって溶接と配線を自動
的に行なうことができる。この自動溶接の方法において
細線3とU溝2を設けであるパッド8及び外部接続り−
ミナルlOとの位置合せは、U溝2が単純でらるため画
像認識技術全応用した数値制御を行えば十分に可能であ
る。
Next, the positioning pressure jig 13 is raised and moved to the U groove 2 position where it will be welded to the external connection terminal 10, and the pad 8
Carry out the welding process in the same manner as when welding. The thin wire 3 after welding can be cut by mechanical cutting or by directly irradiating the thin wire 3 with a beam. and,
Welding and wiring can be performed automatically by repeating the above operations. In this automatic welding method, the thin wire 3 and the U-groove 2 are provided on the pad 8 and the external connection.
Since the U-groove 2 is simple, alignment with the terminal lO is sufficiently possible by numerical control using all image recognition techniques.

このように本実施例のaiu線溶接方法においてはプレ
ス加工によt)UPik形成するので作業工数全低減し
て溶接継手部を形成でき、溝底が細線と同形状でElの
深さが細線と同じく形成され、?/a線を加圧挿入し加
圧状態でビーム金照射し細線と被溶接物とを溶融し一体
溶接するので、細線と被溶接物とが非接触の状態で溶接
させることが避けられ、細線の溶断のおそれがなく溶接
部6度を低下させるアンダーカット全最小限にし良好な
溶接がイ儲られる。更に、自動配線溶接も可能である。
In this way, in the AIU wire welding method of this embodiment, since UPik is formed by press working, the welded joint can be formed with a total reduction in work man-hours, and the groove bottom has the same shape as the fine wire and the depth of El is the same as that of the fine wire. Formed as well as? /A wire is inserted under pressure and beam gold is irradiated under pressure to melt the fine wire and the workpiece and weld them together, so it is possible to avoid welding the fine wire and workpiece in a non-contact state. There is no risk of melting, and undercuts that lower the welding angle by 6 degrees are minimized, allowing for good welding. Furthermore, automatic wiring welding is also possible.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上記述した如く本発明の細IYilil浴接方法にお
いてe、」1、溶接継手部のり?/=7の形成が簡単容
易で作業工数全低減でき、良好な溶接部が得られ自動溶
接も容易である効果を有するものである。
As described above, in the fine IYilil bath welding method of the present invention, e. /=7 is simple and easy to form, the number of work steps can be completely reduced, a good welded part can be obtained, and automatic welding is easy.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の細線溶接方法を実施する被溶接部のU
溝に細線全挿入し押圧しながら溶接する状態の説明図、
第2図は第1図の方法による溶接後の被溶接品の斜視図
、第3図は第2図の溶接を自動溶接による実施状態の要
部断面図である。 1・・・被溶接物、2・・・U溝、3・・・細線、4・
・・カロ圧治具、5・・・ビーム照射方向、6・・・溶
接部、13・・・位第1(2) 第 2図 力3図
Figure 1 shows the U of the part to be welded using the thin wire welding method of the present invention.
An explanatory diagram of the state in which the thin wire is fully inserted into the groove and welded while pressing,
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the welded workpiece after welding by the method shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a main part of the welding process shown in FIG. 2 performed by automatic welding. 1... Workpiece to be welded, 2... U groove, 3... Thin wire, 4...
... Calo pressure jig, 5... Beam irradiation direction, 6... Welding part, 13... Position 1 (2) 2nd drawing force 3

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1、被溶接?吻に細線が挿入可能な溝を設け、線溝に1
(11線を挿入して該細線と上記被溶接物とを一体に溶
接する方法において、上記被溶接物の溶接しようとする
位置に深さが上記細線径とほぼ等しく溝底が上記乳1線
の早径とほぼ等しい上記溝を形成し、該溝に上記細線を
加圧挿入し加圧状態で、溶融接合に必要なエネルギーを
有する電子ビームまだはレーザビームを照射し細線と被
#接物とを溶融し溶接することi/特徴とする細線溶接
方法。
1. Welded? A groove into which a thin wire can be inserted is provided in the snout, and one
(In a method of inserting a wire No. 11 and welding the thin wire and the object to be welded together, the bottom of the groove is approximately equal to the diameter of the thin wire at the position where the object to be welded is to be welded) The thin wire is inserted into the groove under pressure, and under pressure, an electron beam or a laser beam having the energy necessary for melting and bonding is irradiated to bond the thin wire and the object to be contacted. A thin wire welding method characterized by melting and welding.
JP57187554A 1982-10-27 1982-10-27 Welding method of fine wire Pending JPS5978787A (en)

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