技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
- 传感器 - 空气污染传感器
适用行业
- 电子产品
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 室内空气质量监测
客户
意法半导体
关于客户
意法半导体 2013 年收入为 84.53 亿美元,是全球第九大半导体制造商。除其他地点外,该公司还在法国鲁塞特经营一个站点。成立于 1979 年,专注于微芯片、智能卡和
挑战
半导体生产环境是“洁净室”,必须严密监控以减少产品污染的可能性。多尘的环境几乎肯定会导致质量控制问题。为了防止此类灾难,意法半导体安装了一个数据监控和集中系统,可以立即识别问题并提醒相关人员。
解决方案
为了防止此类灾难,意法半导体安装了一个数据监控和集中系统,可以立即识别问题并提醒相关人员。该系统由 WIN-911 的欧洲合作伙伴 Micromedia International 提供。 STMicroelectronics 使用 Micromedia 的 ALERT 警报通知软件来监控设施的环境条件,并在出现任何问题时及时通知操作员。 STMicroelectronics 使用 InTouch 监控系统来监控设施,同时设置了 ALERT 软件以实现警报。如果任何设备停止、达到临界水平、质量参数受到威胁和/或机器遇到缺陷,InTouch 监控系统将检测到它,并发出警报消息。
收集的数据
Asset Performance, Equipment Status, Facility Management, Fault Detection, Process Parameters
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