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A Training Presentation

By : Ankita Dashora

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Company Profile

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Pyrotech Electronics Pvt. Ltd. (Unit - I) :F-16 A, Road No. 3, MIA, Udaipur - 313003, Rajasthan (India)Ph. : +91-294-2492123-25, Fax : 2492126Madri, Email : [email protected], Web: www.peplelectronics.com

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PYROTECH ELECTRONICS PVT. LTD UNIT-I

"Pyrotech is a group of ISO 9001:2008 companies, involved in manufacturing of Electronic Process Control Instruments, Panels and Sensors for last 30 years." 

  "We Bring Flexible, Efficient, Economical, and Reliable products, backed with our SERVICE " 3

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PYROTECH ELECTRONICS PVT. LTD (UNIT-1)

Pyrotech was established in 1991.

Pyrotech Electronics Pvt. Ltd, Unit I (PEPL) is a DNV certified ISO 9001 : 2000 company.

It got an “EXCELLENCE IN ELECTRONICS AWARD” for year 1993 by Dept. of Electronics and “ELCINA AWARD FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT” for year 1994.

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Pyrotech Group of Companies

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BRANCH OFFICES

DELHI UDAIPUR LUCKNOW KORBA VADODARA MUMBAI TINSUKIA JAMSHEDPUR RAIPUR KOLKATA ROURKELA BHUBANESHWAR VISHAKHAPATNAM HYDERABAD BANGALORE CHENNAI MUZAFFARNAGAR

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CUSTOMER LIST (TILL 18TH JUNE 2010) (TOTAL 4821 CUSTOMERS)

AMBUJA CEMENTS LTD. (JUNAGADH-GUJARAT) SEMI-CONDUCTOR LABORATORY (PUNJAB ) SIEL CHEMICAL COMPLEX DISTT.(PATIALA) BSES LTD.(ANDAMAN) CV PUTRA MEDANSURI(INDONESIA) HINDUSTAN ZINC LIMITED(RAJASTHAN) J.K. CEMENT WORKS(RAJ.) PI INDUSTRIES LIMITED UDAIPUR - 313 001 ( RAJ.)

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FOUR MAJOR DEPARTMENTS

PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT CALIBRATION DEPARTMENT QUALITY CONTROL DEPARTMENT

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Learning's At Pyrotech:Basics of Hand Soldering, Assembling.

Testing of Convertors $ &indicators.EDA Client.PCB designing using Protel software.Automation in Soldering and SMD Technology.

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DEFINITION

Soldering:Soldering is the metallurgical joining process of making a metallic bond between two metal surfaces to be joined with a filler material (called solder) which applied in liquid form establishes the joint when solidified.

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Soldering And Assembling

LET’S Take an example:

To solder the leads of a resistor on PCB:

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Step1.eg.ADD ANY COMPONENT (example shown is a resistor)by pushing the wires through the holes you have drilled in your PCB.

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Bend over all of the wires that we’re not going to solder now.

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CLEAN THE POINT OF THE IRON - take away any dirt on a damp

(not soaking wet) sponge when the iron is heated up.

This will help your solder to flow properly. 15

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”TIN” THE IRON. This just means you should melt a tiny bit of solder

onto the point.

Try to avoid breathing in the fumes - they can be harmful.16

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HEAT YOUR COPPER TRACK by holding the iron’s point on it for 3 seconds.

If you heat it for too long, the track will burn away.If you don’t heat it for long enough, the solder will not stick.17

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TOUCH THE SOLDER WIRE ONTO THE TRACK and heat it quickly from above with the iron.

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LIQUIFY JUST ENOUGH SOLDER TO MAKE THE JOIN and then pull the iron away.

Your join should look something like this one.You should only need a small amount of solder for each join.19

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It is an alloy used as filter metal. Composition is 63%Sn &37%Pb Available in 3 types

Wire (flux mix) Rod Cake

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Why Tin & Lead???????????

Tin is not affected by air or water. Tin reacts with metal easily Lead is soft dense, but surface gets quickly

corroded. Lead reduces the overall temp and adds the

strength.

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Defects in soldering

Some of the common solder joint defects are :-

Cold jointFractured jointPitted or porous jointFlux/solder splattersContaminated jointPin holes/ blow holesOverheated jointImproperly bonded jointExcessive/ less solder jointRosin joint

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A COLD JOINT

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1. Once the convertors or any other instrument is ready with all components mounted and soldered properly ,there must be a through checking of the device which when performed with a positive result will let you mark O.K..

2. The checking procedures manually keep a closed look at what IC are doing. I.C. mounting and pin voltage are being checked.

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TYPES OF TESTING Beat Test Line variation Test High voltage Test Heat Test It is calibrated in the required range with the help of

pots(variable resistors) zero(for minimum reading) and span(for maximum reading).

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This software is new version of OCARD software. This is EDA- client 3.2 software for drafting of PCB circuit.

Most designs today are built on Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), which consist of multiple layers of electrical copper and insulating material sandwiched together. Several Electronic Design Applications (EDA) exist to both create schematics of a circuit and transfer them to a working PCB layout. PROTEL is one of those software.

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EDA Client

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SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT USING EDA CLIENT

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1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

D D

C C

B B

A A

Title

Number RevisionSize

B

Date: 2/20/2006 Sheet of File: G:\Thesis-MicroprocessorBoard-090605\..uProBoard2.SchDocDrawn By:

P1.1 (T2EX)2

P1.23

P1.34

P1.4 (SS)5

P1.5 (MOSI)6

P1.6 (MISO)7

P1.7 (SCK)8

P1.01

P3.0 (RXD)10

P3.1 (TXD)11

P3.2 (INT0)12

P3.3 (INT1)13

P3.414

P3.515

P3.6 (WR)16

P3.7 (RD)17

XTAL118

XTAL219

GND20

RST9

P2.0 21

P2.2 23P2.3 24P2.4 25P2.5 26P2.6 27P2.7 28PSEN 29ALE 30EA 31P0.7(AD7) 32P0.6(AD6) 33P0.5(AD5) 34P0.4(AD4) 35P0.3(AD3) 36P0.2(AD2) 37P0.1(AD1) 38P0.0(AD0) 39VCC 40

P2.1 22

AT89S8252

U1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

LCD HeaderJP18

12

PLD BypassJP6

1234567891011

Display O

utput

JP17

1 2 3

Handshake In/Out

JP7

1234

MMIO ControlJP9

1 2Analog InJP2

12

7Seg Control Select

JP3

12

Power InJP4

12

Power OutJP5

12345678

Port

0

JP10

12345678

Address Latch Output

JP15

12345678

Port

1

JP11

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Buffered I/O

JP16

12345678

Port

2

JP12

12345678

Port

3

JP13

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Keypad Header

JP14

123

Power JackJP8

Vin1

GN

D2

Vout 3

5V

U12

1N4007

D1

.1uF

C4

.1uF

C5

.1uF

C6

GND

VCCLM7805CT

GND

EA

VCC

U1-31

AD07 U1-32AD06 U1-33AD05 U1-34AD04 U1-35AD03 U1-36AD02 U1-37AD01 U1-38AD00 U1-39

P1.7 U1-8P1.6 U1-7P1.5 U1-6P1.4 U1-5P1.3 U1-4P1.2 U1-3P1.1 U1-2P1.0 U1-1

A15 U1-28A14 U1-27A13 U1-26A12 U1-25A11 U1-24A10 U1-23A09 U1-22A08 U1-21

P3.7 U1-17P3.6 U1-16P3.5 U1-15P3.4 U1-14P3.3 U1-13P3.2 U1-12P3.1 U1-11P3.0 U1-10

PSEN

ALE

MMIO RD

MMIO WR

U1-29

U1-30

U3-14

U3-15

VCC7

TX1 2

TX2 1

RX1 3

RX2 20

GND6

GND9

C1-13 C1+8

V- 17V- 12C2- 16C2- 10C2+ 15C2+ 11

TX1-RS2325

TX2-RS23218 RX2-RS23219

RX1-RS2324

V+ 14

RS233

U8VCC

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

Serial Comm

P2

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

Programming

P1

ISP

SER

IAL

GND

GND

R 1RE 2DE 3

D 4

VCC8

B7 A6

GND5

RS485

U10VCC

GND

1Q 19Vcc 20

2Q 18

3Q 17

4Q 16

5Q 15

6Q 14

7Q 13

8Q 12

LE 11GND10 8D9 7D8 6D7 5D6 4D5 3D4 2D3 1D2 OE1

SN74HC573N

U6

1Q 19Vcc 20

2Q 18

3Q 17

4Q 16

5Q 15

6Q 14

7Q 13

8Q 12

LE 11GND10 8D9 7D8 6D7 5D6 4D5 3D4 2D3 1D2 OE1

SN74HC573N

U7

GND

AD00AD01AD02AD03AD04AD05AD06AD07U1-32

U1-33U1-34U1-35U1-36U1-37U1-38U1-39

KeyLE(To U3-19)

123456789

10K

RP1

GND

VCC

VCCVCC

RP1-1RP1-2RP1-3RP1-4RP1-5RP1-6RP1-7RP1-8

RP1-1RP1-2RP1-3RP1-4RP1-5RP1-6RP1-7RP1-8

KeyOE (To U3-18)

AD00AD01AD02AD03

U1-39U1-38U1-37U1-36

VCC

REF +1

An_In2

REF -3

GND4 CS 5DOUT 6SCLK 7VCC 8

TLC549CP

U11

GND

2.2uFC8

GND

.1uFC7

GND

1Q 19Vcc 20

2Q 18

3Q 17

4Q 16

5Q 15

6Q 14

7Q 13

8Q 12

LE 11GND10 8D9 7D8 6D7 5D6 4D5 3D4 2D3 1D2 OE1

MM74HC573

U4

1Q 19Vcc 20

2Q 18

3Q 17

4Q 16

5Q 15

6Q 14

7Q 13

8Q 12

LE 11GND10 8D9 7D8 6D7 5D6 4D5 3D4 2D3 1D2 OE1

MM74HC573

U5

GND

GND

VCC

12345678910KRP2 VCC

AD00AD01

AD02AD03

AD04AD05AD06AD07

GND

A141

A122

A73 A64 A55 A46 A37 A28 A19 A010

D0 11

D1 12

D2 13

GND14

D3 15

D4 16

D5 17

D6 18

D7 19

CS 20

A1021

OE 22

A1123

A924 A825

A1326 WE 27

VCC 28

GENMEM

U2

IN1

IN2

IN3

IN4

IN5

IN6

IN7

IN8

IN9

IN10

IN11

GND12 IN 13I/O 14I/O 15I/O 16I/O 17I/O 18I/O 19I/O 20I/O 21I/O 22I/O 23VCC 24

ATF22V10CQZ

U3

1 42 3

SW-PB-4pin

S1

1N4148D2

VCC

GND

7seg A/LCD RSP1.0

GNDVCC

FROM Q4-C7seg A/LCD RS

7seg B/LCD WRP1.17seg C/LCD ENP1.2

7seg B/LCD WR7seg C/LCD EN

Seg ASeg BSeg CSeg DSeg ESeg FSeg GSeg H

P1.3SSP1.4MOSIP1.5MISOP1.6SCKP1.7

RSTP3.0P3.1P3.2

IRP3.3P3.4P3.5P3.6

RDP3.7

GND

Not Used

WR To U3-10To U3-11

SCKMISO

VCC

SS

GND

MOSIMISO

SCKRST

TO U1-6

1 2

XTAL

11.0592MHzY1

33pF

C1

33pF

C2

GND

C3

B2 E1

2N3906

Q4

C3

B2 E1

2N3906

Q5

3.3K

R5

24K

R10

300K

R13

12K

R9150K

R12

50KRT1

1N5235D3

JP1-2 EA

U3-9 PSENU3-5 A15U3-5 A14U2-26 A13U2-2 A12U2-23 A11U2-21 A10U2-24 A09U2-25 A08

GND

VCC

A13A12A11A10A09A08 U1-21

U1-22U1-23U1-24U1-25U1-26

ALEU4-11

ALE

1 42 3

SW-PB-4pin

S2

A1 K 2

LED2

DS2

330

R1

GND

VCC

VCC 7seg A/LCD RS

A00A01A02A03A04A05A06A07

VCC

A00A01A02A03A04A05A06A07

A00A01A02A03A04A05A06A07

A00A01A02A14 U1-27A15AD00

PSENWRRD

U1-28U1-39U9-12U1-29U1-16U1-17

GND

AD00 U1-39AD01 U1-38AD02 U1-37AD03 U1-36AD04 U1-35AD05 U1-34AD06 U1-33AD07 U1-32

GND

VCC

GND

12345678

161514131211109

330RP3

Seg ASeg BSeg CSeg DSeg ESeg FSeg GSeg H

VCC

ISP OE Not UsedKeyLE U6-11KeyOE (To U7-1)

N/CDSP LEMMIO WR JP9-4MMIO RD JP9-3

DSP LE

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC

1KR3

VCC

A1

B13

C10

D8

E7

F2

G11

DP9

CC 14

CC 3

a

bf

c

g

de

dp

7-SEG

DS1

32

1

PNA4613M00YB

DIODE IR DETD4

VCC

GND

GND

G1 D 2

S 3

RFP30N06LE

Q2

G1 D 2

S 3

RFP30N06LE

Q3

GND

GND

G1 D 2

S 3

RFP30N06LE

Q1

GND

FROM U1-2

FROM U1-3

FROM U1-1

GND

H1 H2 H3 H4

10K

R6

GND

10KR7

10K R8

GND

GND

10uF10V

C9

10uF10V

C10

7seg C/LCD EN

7seg B/LCD WR

123

External Addressing EnableJP1 GND

LCD CT (currently not used)

LCD CT N/AGND

DIR1

A45

B118

B316

B217

A56

A67

A78

A89

OE19 VCC 20B8 11B7 12B6 13B5 14A2 3A3 4A1 2B4 15GND 10

SN74HC245N TRISTATE BUFFER

U9

GNDGND

10KR4

VCC

RST IN N/A

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PCB DESIGNING USING PROTEL SOFTWARE With the introduction of relatively inexpensive, high-

quality PCB layout software for personal computers, it is now also common for prototype and one-off circuits to be implemented as PCBs.

Company has licenses for a schematic capture program Advanced Schematic and a companion PCB layout program Advanced PCB. Both programs were written by an Australian company, Protel Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

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Features: Net list:- Board layout:- Track routing:- Electrical Rule Check (ERC) 3d-Viewer:-

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Steps For Designing:

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Automation in Soldering And SMD Technology:

STENCIL PRINTER HIGH SPEED CHIP

PLACER FINE PITCH PLACER

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REFLOW OVEN WAVE SOLDERING

MACHINE AUTOMATIC OPLTICAL

ISOLATION MACHINE

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Project: Microcontroller Based Digital Indicator

Microcontroller based indicators are fully programmable Digital Indicators.

They are completely programmed from its front panel. Calibration as well as inputs can be given to the indicator with

the help of its 3 keys located on its front panel

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Front Panel Diagram

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Wiring Details34

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Block Diagram35

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Power Supply Section36

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:-o (A) Selection of inputs:-o (B) Configuring parameters for different

inputs:-o (C) Calibration:-o (D) Run mode:-

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