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Insitu-APCAdvanced Process Control in equipments or for a group of equipmentsTraditional APC implementations are generally run-to-run (R2R) solutions.. R2R means the results of a process or process step are evaluated and the results obtained only take effect in the next process or process step. A distinction is made between two variants: APC Forward Loop The results of a technological process are measured and evaluated and affect the parameters of subsequent process steps. APC Backward Loop The results of a technological process are measured and evaluated and affect previous process steps for succeeding jobs. A combination of forward and backward loop is also possible. Insitu-APC Insitu-APC can be used for feedback within complex process equipment or groups of equipment. The most important prerequisite for this is continuous measurement of the process-relevant variables within the process.
This requires an Insitu-APC Framework which uses high-performance interfaces such as EDA and OPC to continuously capture measuring and process values. The data mining and SPC modules incorporated into the framework are used to determine the dependencies and derive control parameters. This information is used to determine and implement a special technology-specific APC control scheme. In conjunction with module adapters, recipe management, simulation, archiving and other components, the APC Framework offers the only current means of affecting discontinuous, quasi-continuous as well as continuous processes while they are running. APC Framework Insitu-APC is being developed in a currently ongoing development project (funded by the Sächsischen AufbauBank), in which the indicated requirements are implemented together with practical partners using the most modern software technologies. The complete Framework will be available by the end of 2005. Custom solutions can of course be installed in the meantime. |
Ad-hoc information: The AIS is becoming part of the Roth & Rau concern SEMICON WEST 15. - 17. July 2008 in San Francisco (USA) PVSEC 1. - 4. September 2008 in Valencia (Spain) PSE 16. - 17. September 2008 in Garmisch-Patenkirchen Innotrans 23. - 26. September 2008 in Berlin SEMICON Europe 7. - 9. October 2008 in Stuttgart SPS/IPC DRIVES 25. - 27. November 2008 in Nuremberg AUTOMATICA 10. - 13. June 2008 in Munich PV Technology Show 2. - 4. April 2008 in Munich AEC/APC-Conference 31. March - 2. April 2008 Tel Aviv (Israel) Silicon Saxony Day 18. - 19. March 2008 in Dresden ![]() |
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