Description:

JEDEC (Joint Electronic Device Engineering Council – www.JEDEC.org) creates open standards for the microelectronics industry, ensuring product interoperability, benefiting the industry and ultimately consumers by reducing product development time and costs while increasing efficiency and productivity. JEDEC trays all are the same size, with a standardized outline, and required features. Putting parts in a JEDEC tray ensures that your parts can be processed in industry-standard automation equipment like pick and place machines, inspection, laser marking, testing, and dispensing equipment. Commercially available JEDEC tray feeders can be easily added to custom process machines. When you use JEDEC trays, you get an instant benefit from decades of experience and access to an installed base and continuing supply of automation tools.

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The number of parts a tray can hold at most is determined by factors such as the geometry of the parts, the processing needs of the application (including how parts will be loaded and unloaded, special tray features, etc.), and the limitations of the tray manufacturing process.

Typically, JEDEC trays are designed to organize parts in a structured grid of rows and columns, making it possible to identify a part's position using row and column numbers. This involves knowing the initial location considered as the "first" position along with the incremental steps for rows and columns.

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