Jan/Feb 2025
SUWANEE, GA —The WORKS software suite from ASMPT raises production plan- ning in electronics manufacturing to a new level. With its seamless integration of ERP systems and continuous data feedback loop, the software optimizes the planning process in real time, from receiving an order to start- ing its production run. The bottom line: ab- solute deadline compliance, shorter set up times, maximized machine utilization, and a resilient production that can respond to changes with great flexibility. After a customer order has been entered
into the ERP system, the data is transferred to the two-stage planning system of WORKS, which automatically initiates a customer-ori- ented rough planning process that determines a suitable production window while taking into account factors like minimized set up times, material bottlenecks and the specific availability of re- sources. As modern high-mix/low-vol-
ume production environments must deal with constantly chang- ing situations, flexibility is an ab- solute must. Accordingly, WORKS
DATA MODUL Integrates Radar Presence Sensors
HAUPPAUGE, NY — DATA MODUL is now offering its indus- trial monitor applications with radar-based sensor solutions. Radar systems usually use elec- tromagnetic waves in the fre- quency range of radio or mi- crowaves to recognize objects and determine their distance. De- pending on the application, the sensors required for this are now very compact in design and (de- pending on the version) contain both the transmitter and receiver units as well as the corresponding antennas on a single chip. The currently available
DATA MODUL solution is avail- able for monitors with eMotion UHD-II scaler boards. In the standard use case, the display brightness is adjusted according- ly depending on whether people are in the vicinity of the monitor. In general, the display could even be switched off completely if necessary. Reducing the bright- ness or switching off the display as required significantly reduces the operating costs of the moni- tor and also considerably in- creases its service life. Apart from the aforementioned pur- pose, the data from the radar sensor can also be used to trigger
different events. Contact: DATA MODUL,
Inc., 275 Marcus Boulevard,
Unit R, Hauppauge, NY 11788 % 631-951-0800 E-mail:
presse@data-modul.com Web:
www.data-modul.com
yxlon.comet.tech See at MD&M West, Booth 975
www.us-tech.com
reacts dynamically. It automatically optimizes planning and production data in a continuous feedback loop until the best production strate- gy has been determined just as the production
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run commences. This detailed planning approach com-
bines the due date requirements taken from the ERP system with the current production situation on the shop floor while also taking factors like new orders, cancellations and quantity changes into account. Since complet- ed production jobs can be automatically report- ed back to the ERP system, schedulers have an accurate overview of available production ca-
pacities when they talk to customers. Contact: ASMPT, 3975 Lakefield Court,
Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3189
WORKS software suite.
E-mail:
ogden.mark@
asmpt.com Web:
www.asm-smt.com
Win every head-in-pillow fight.
Finding critical defects such as ‘head-in-pillow’ or ‘bump shift’ early in production is critical to optimizing the manufacturing process and increasing quality and efficiency in the semiconductor industry, especially for complex chips. This saves valuable resources and increases yield.
How?
With fully automated 3D X-ray inspection including metrology!
The next generation CA20. Made for the fab.
Slice taken from a 3D X-ray Volume of C4 bumps in a CPU package showcasing clearly visible head-in-pillow defects (bump size: 70μm).
Head-in-pillow
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