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SUWANEE, GA —ASMPT, the world’s leading provider of hardware and software for semicon- ductor and electronics manufacturing is pre- senting a powerful software duo for compre- hensively automated material flow optimiza- tion in the intelligent factory — Factory Mate- rial Manager and WORKS Logistics. As soon as new material is received, Fac-
tory Material Manager assigns to each pack- age or container a unique ID (UID) that is linked to information about quantity, materi- al number, manufacturer, batch number, de- livery date, and special properties such as moisture sensitivity or its expiration date. Whenever the material changes its location, the UID on its label gets scanned, and the material consumption on the line is reported to Factory Material Manager via standard-
ized interfaces. Factory Material Manager also ensures that materials are always taken from storage
September 2025 ASMPT Presents Material Flow Optimization Software
in accordance with the first-in-first-out (FIFO) principle and that exposure times are taken into account for moisture-sensitive de- vices (MSDs). Factory Material Manager receives the
information on the line’s material consump- tion from WORKS Logistics, which takes data from the rough production schedule and reconciles it with the existing production re- sources, thus balancing material supply and consumption. For smaller production runs, it is often
ASMPT offers material management software.
sufficient to provide the material needed for the initial setup along with any refills that cover the entire order. For larger runs, WORKS Logistics forecasts the material re- quirements based on time slices and reports them to Factory Material Manager, which uses the data to generate supply re- quests to central and intermediate storage locations along with pre-
cisely timed transport orders. Contact: ASMPT, 3975 Lake-
field Court, Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3189 E-mail:
ogden.mark@
asmpt.com Web:
www.asm-smt.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 510, SEMICON West, Booth 479, and IMAPS
Read Sensors with Smart A/D from
Sensoray TIGARD, OR — Sensoray’s model 2218 is a USB eight-channel sen- sor interface. Each channel can be independently configured to read voltage, thermocouples or resis- tive devices such as thermistors, RTDs or strain gauges. Eight channels of general
purpose I/O are available for digi- tal control and monitoring. The 2218 takes every measure to guar- antee the accuracy of data. Each analog channel is sampled up to five times per second. A voltage- to-frequency converter is used to increase resolution at lower val- ues where it is needed most. Adjustments for non-linear-
ity are made on board according to the selected sensor type. On- board hardware is used as refer- ence standards for periodic re- calibration to maintain high ac- curacy without interrupting data capture. Pulsed voltages to excite resistive devices minimize sensor heating. Four wire con- nections are available for all eight channels. An auxiliary 5V jack is
available for use with high cur- rent sensors. An all-metal enclo- sure is available for rugged pro-
tection and EMI shielding. Contact: Sensoray, 7313 SW
Tech Center Drive, Tigard, OR 97223 % 503-684-8005 E-mail:
maureen@sensoray.com Web:
www.sensoray.com
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