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Test Research: Yield Management System for the Smart Factory
By Robert Yebra Liriano, Technical Marketing Writer, Test Research, Inc.
cludes cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing. The concept of an interconnected
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factory has been around for decades, but now corporations are finally col- laborating with one another to make it a reality. Industry 4.0 ensures process and machine integration in the production lines, from bare boards to functional testing.
Yield Management System (YMS) TRI’s Industry 4.0 solution is a
central management system for the entire production line’s inspection systems. With the rapid adoption of new technologies in electronics man- ufacturing, especially in inspection, customers receive much more infor- mation regarding their production lines.
TRI’s yield management system
(YMS) offers the PCB manufacturing industry an integrated solution for SPI, AOI, AXI, and ICT. YMS modules include: process
control alarm, real-time SPC trend, automated defect tracker, solder printer link, remote fine-tuning, placement system link, and auto- feedback management.
ndustry 4.0, the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies, in-
M2M Communication. YMS 4.0 in- terconnects TRI’s inspection solu-
Remote Fine-Tuning. A single op- erator can monitor, control and fine-
matically adjusts parameters, based on images selected by the operator, allowing even less-skilled users to quickly improve inspection results.
Complete Test and Inspection. TRI offers complete PCB assembly inspection solutions for achieving top-tier production, providing high- performance and high-speed inspec- tion systems to improve the quality
of its customers’ SMT processes. Contact: Test Research USA,
TRI’s YMS handles process control, tracks defects and offers remote monitoring.
tions to maximize and optimize the SMT production line. YMS 4.0 serves as a machine-to-machine (M2M) communication solution. M2M com- munication is vital to Industry 4.0 development.
Metrology. YMS 4.0 enables the pro- duction plant manager to measure the current production status from any lo- cation in real time. It automatically tracks defects and supplies SPC trend information to improve the control of the production lines. YMS 4.0 provides the operator with inspection pass/fail data. Performance can be analyzed through specialized reports, such as machine yield, top 10 defects and de- fect images.
tune the inspection solutions in the production line. The system auto-
Inc., 832 Jury Court, Suite 4, San Jose, CA 95112 % 408-567- 9898 fax: 408-567-9288 E-mail:
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Martin Goetzeler Appointed CEO of dSPACE
Paderborn, Germany — The dSPACE Group, under the leadership of Dr. Herbert Hanselmann, has appointed Martin Goetzeler CEO. Mr. Goetzel- er completed a trainee program and earned a degree in business adminis- tration before holding a variety of po- sitions at Siemens, with manage- ment experience since 1989. After several years as the presi- dent and CFO of OSRAM in Italy,
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the U.K. and the U.S., he was ap- pointed CEO of the company. Most recently, he held the position of CEO at AIXTRON SE. According to dSPACE, his broad
technical qualification, international experience and expertise in manag- ing mid-size companies were key fac- tors in the decision to offer him the new position. Web:
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