Abstract: A device configured to receive a first carrier with a first receptacle; to guide a second carrier in a conveying direction with a second receptacle; to receive the first carrier with the first receptacle so that the components carried by it are oriented towards the second receptacle; to separate the components in response to information from a control unit; and convey the second carrier in its position relative to a placement position so that an electronic subassembly on the second carrier reaches the placement position. The second receptacle has a contact surface for the second carrier which is curved in the conveying direction of the second carrier and the second receptacle at least partially includes a second conveying device which occupies only part of the second receptacle transversely to the conveying direction of the second carrier.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for operating at least two tools in a first and at least a second processing area, wherein in each processing area a number of machining locations is assigned to the tool by which first components carried by a component web are conveyed along a track through the first and the at least second processing area, wherein the total number of tools in the apparatus is less than the number of machining locations in each processing area, wherein the track comprises a number of partial paths corresponding to the number of machining locations, wherein the tool of each processing area is adapted such as to couple respective second components to respective first components at each associated machining location in its processing area, and wherein the apparatus comprises a control unit adapted to operate in response to a conveying movement of the component web along the track.

Abstract: A device configured to receive a first carrier with a first receptacle; to guide a second carrier in a conveying direction with a second receptacle; to receive the first carrier with the first receptacle so that the components carried by it are oriented towards the second receptacle; to separate the components in response to information from a control unit; and convey the second carrier in its position relative to a placement position so that an electronic subassembly on the second carrier reaches the placement position. The second receptacle has a contact surface for the second carrier which is curved in the conveying direction of the second carrier and the second receptacle at least partially includes a second conveying device which occupies only part of the second receptacle transversely to the conveying direction of the second carrier.

Abstract: A device for transferring components from a first carrier to a second carrier. A first receptacle receives the first carrier so that components carried by the first carrier are oriented towards a second receptacle. A separating device separates the components from the first carrier for transfer to the second carrier. A first conveyor moves the first receptacle transverse to the conveying direction of the second carrier. A second conveyor moves the separating device transverse to the conveying direction of the second carrier. A first inspection device detects one of the components in its position relative to a storage position on the second receptacle guiding the second carrier. A second inspection device is arranged upstream of the storage position and detects one of the subassemblies on the second carrier relative to the second receptacle and signals the position of the subassembly to a controller.

Abstract: A device for transferring components from a first carrier to a second carrier. A first receptacle receives the first carrier so that components carried by the first carrier are oriented towards a second receptacle. A separating device separates the components from the first carrier for transfer to the second carrier. A first conveyor moves the first receptacle transverse to the conveying direction of the second carrier. A second conveyor moves the separating device transverse to the conveying direction of the second carrier. A first inspection device detects one of the components in its position relative to a storage position on the second receptacle guiding the second carrier. A second inspection device is arranged upstream of the storage position and detects one of the subassemblies on the second carrier relative to the second receptacle and signals the position of the subassembly to a controller.