Semi-automatic corrosion box of copper clad laminate

Abstract

A semi-automatic corrosion box of a copper clad laminate is disclosed. The corrosion device comprises a box body which has no cover; a baffle plate which divides the corrosion box into an upper part and a lower part, wherein a copper clad laminate circuit board is placed on the baffle plate, and a temperature detection module, water pumps and a heating rod are placed on a lower part; and a thermal imaging camera which is placed on a pressing plate through a bracket. Modules in corrosive liquid are connected with an external single chip microcomputer control module through corrosion-resistant wires. The working mode of the present invention is that time and temperature are set with a key matrix at first, and the control module can automatically stop working and enter a low power consumption mode.

Claims

1. A semi-automatic corrosion device of a copper clad laminate, comprising a corrosion box, a water pump flushing part, a heating part, a temperature display part, a control part and a processing part, wherein the corrosion box comprises a box body, a baffle plate and a pressing plate; the box body is divided by the baffle plate into an upper part and a lower part; and the lower part has a small volume for storing a heating rod, a temperature detection module and corrosive liquid; a copper clad laminate is placed on the baffle plate; one end of the baffle plate is a protruding one-piece uncovered rectangular container, and is connected with three water pumps; the water pumps face upwards, and the function of uniformly flushing the copper clad laminate with the corrosive liquid is realized by control; a flushing part is defined by the lower part of the corrosion box, the water pumps and the upper part of the corrosion box; and the pressing plate is located above the uncovered rectangular container, and can be folded on the corrosion box to prevent the corrosive liquid from being sprayed out of the corrosion box; the water pump flushing part is divided into three relays and three water pumps; the three relays are placed outside the corrosion box, and is connected with the three water pumps at the lower part of the corrosion box through lines to achieve uniform flushing of the corrosive liquid, and the corrosive liquid covers the copper clad laminate to a certain height; the heating part is a DC 24V, 100 w etch-resistant heating rod; the heating rod is placed on the lower part of the corrosion box; and the activity of the heated corrosive liquid is increased, and the corrosion efficiency is greatly increased; the temperature display part is mainly composed of an ink screen, a thermal imaging camera and a waterproof temperature sensor; the ink screen and a processor of the processing part are placed together; the waterproof temperature sensor is placed below the corrosion box, and connected with the processor through a corrosion-resistant wire; the thermal imaging camera is placed on the pressing plate; the temperature is detected by the non-contact thermal imaging camera and the contact temperature sensor; the processor provides a temperature signal to the ink screen; and the temperature display is used to confirm whether the temperature is increased to a set value, and control the heating part; the control part is mainly composed of a key matrix and a display ink screen; and the display screen displays the content, and keys are used to select states to realize the function of controlling the temperature and the heating time; the processing part is composed of the processor, an LED display, a buzzer and a corresponding bottom plate; the bottom plate provides sockets for the processor, the ink screen and the relays for convenient control; the processing part is placed outside the corrosion box and controls the water pump flushing part, the heating part, the temperature display part, the control part; the LED and the buzzer are used for indicating corrosion states.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of a corrosion device;

(2) FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a main procedure in a semi-automatic corrosion device of a copper clad laminate in an embodiment; and

(3) FIG. 3 is a structural block diagram in a semi-automatic corrosion device of a copper clad laminate in an embodiment.

(4) In the figures: 1 box body; 2 baffle plate; 3 temperature sensor; 4 water pump; 5 thermal imaging camera; 6 pressing plate; 7 thermal imaging camera bracket; 8 heating rod; 9 copper clad laminate; 10 relay; 11 ink screen; 12 key matrix; 13 display screen; 14 single chip microcomputer; 15 LED; 16 buzzer; 17 water pump flushing part; 18 heating part; 19 temperature display part; 20 control part.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

(5) Specific embodiments of the present invention are further described below in combination with accompanying drawings and the technical solution.

(6) In an embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the interior of a box body 1 is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, and a baffle plate 2 is just in the middle, and can be taken out upwards. Three water pumps 4 are placed in three round holes of the baffle plate 2. A pressing plate 6 is directly above the water pumps 4 to prevent the water pumps 4 from splashing corrosive liquid. A thermal imaging camera bracket 7 is placed on the pressing plate 6, and a thermal imaging camera 5 is fixed to the end of the bracket. A heating rod 8 is located between the box body 1 and the baffle plate 2. A temperature sensor 3 is placed on the lower part of the box body 1. The corrosive liquid located in the lower part of the box body 1 is sucked onto the baffle plate 6 by the water pumps in the baffle plate 6, and covers the circuit board to a certain thickness to fully corrode the circuit board.

(7) As shown in FIG. 2, a control circuit part of the corrosion device comprises: a single chip microcomputer 14 module which, as the core of an overall system, controls each part to realize functions; a matrix keyboard module for conducting human-computer interaction and setting various system parameters; an ink screen 11 for conducting human-computer interaction and displaying various system parameters at low power consumption; relays 10 for controlling the heating rod and the water pumps; a thermal imaging module for contactless temperature measurement; a temperature sensor which is ds18B20 and conducts contact temperature detection.

(8) The single chip microcomputer 14 is connected with the matrix keyboard module, the ink screen 11, the relays 10, the thermal imaging module and the temperature sensor, and the relays 10 are connected with the water pumps.

(9) The single chip microcomputer 14 module uses a MSP430F5529 single chip microcomputer 14, and a minimum system of the single chip microcomputer 14 is composed of a MSP430F5529 chip and a corresponding topology circuit.

(10) As shown in FIG. 3, the flow of the main procedure of the system is as follows: the system is powered on; the single chip microcomputer 14 is initialized; the ink screen 11 reminds the key to input parameters; if there is no input, the ink screen 11 displays the reminder all the time; and if there is a key input, the heating temperature and the number of on and off of the water pumps are set according to the input parameters. When the set time is reached, the single chip microcomputer 14 stops the work of all modules and enters a low power consumption mode. The display screen 13 displays the parameters, to wait for waking up again.

(11) As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2, and FIG. 3, when the present invention is used, firstly, the corrosive liquid is added to fill the lower part of the corrosion box; and then human-computer interaction is conducted and parameters such as corrosion time, temperature and flow rate are set. A start key is pressed, and the corrosion box automatically starts to work. The heating rod starts to heat to increase the corrosion speed. The water pumps also start to circulate the corrosive liquid to flush the circuit board. When the single chip microcomputer 14 module detects that the time reaches a set value, the heating rod of the single chip microcomputer 14 stops heating and the water pumps stop working. An indicator lamp lights up and a buzzer 16 sounds, to prompt that the corrosion is completed. Then, the single chip microcomputer 14 enters the low power consumption mode, and waits for waking up again.