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SEMI E32-0997 © SEMI 1994 , 1997 1 SEMI E32-0997 MA TE RIA L MOV EME NT MA NA GEME NT (M MM) CONTENT S 1 Introdu ction 1.1 Purpose 1.2 Scope 1.3 Referen ces 1.4 Convent ions 1.4.1 State Model s 1.4.2 Object S ervices 2 D…

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Figure R1-1
M20/M20P Coordinate Systems Example
R1-5 Multi Measurement Station Metrology Equipment — MSEM implementation on metrology equipment with
multiple measurement stations should follow guidelines setablished for multi-processing station SEMS such as the
Apply and Develop Track Specific Equipment Model (SEMATECH ID #: 95113021AENG Title: SEMATECH
Apply/Develop Track Specific Equipment Model (ADTSEM), Version 0.8, January 4, 1996).
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CONTENTS
1 Introduction
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Scope
1.3 References
1.4 Conventions
1.4.1 State Models
1.4.2 Object Services
2 Definitions
3 Overview
3.1 Macro and Micro Levels
3.2 Ports and Locations
3.3 Compliance
4 Macro Level
4.1 Macro Level Concepts
4.1.1 Macro Level Definitions
4.1.2 Atomic Transfer
4.1.3 Compound Transfer
4.1.4 Parallel Transfers
4.1.5 Transfer Recipe
4.1.6 Transfer System Controller as Transfer
Agent
4.1.7 Transfer Job
4.2 Macro Level Behavior
4.2.1 Macro Level Communications
4.2.2 Transfer Job State Model
4.2.3 Atomic Transfer State Model
4.3 Extended Behavior Models
4.3.1 Extended Communications
4.3.2 Extended Transfer Job State Model
4.3.3 Extended Atomic Transfer State Model
4.4 Macro Level Services
4.4.1 Service List
4.4.2 Service Detail
4.4.3 Parameter/Attribute Definitions
4.5 Object Attribute Definitions
4.5.1 Equipment
4.5.2 TransferJob Object
4.5.3 AtomicTransfer Object
5 Micro Level
5.1 Micro Level Concepts
5.1.1 Micro Level Definitions
5.1.2 Micro Level Description
5.2 Micro Level Behavior
5.2.1 Micro Level Communications
5.2.2 Micro Level Messaging via Host
5.3 Extended Behavior
5.4 Micro Level Services
5.4.1 Service List
5.4.2 Service Detail
5.4.3 Parameter Definitions
Application Notes
A1-1 Transfer-Related Mechanisms
A1-1.1 Example Port State Model
A1-1.2 Additional Related Mechanisms
A1-2 WIP Tracking
A1-3 Error Handling
A1-3.1 Macro Level Error Handling
A1-3.2 Micro Level Error Handling
A1-4 Practical Applications
A1-4.1 Passive Transfer
A1-4.2 Active Transfer/Exchange of Cassettes
A1-4.3 Sequential Moves
A1-4.4 Linked Lithography
A1-4.5 Non-Compliant Transfer Partner
Index
List of Tables
Table 4.1 Transfer Job State Transition Table
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Table 4.2 Atomic Transfer State Transition Table
Table 4.3 Extended Transfer Job State Transition
Table
Table 4.4 Extended Atomic Transfer State
Transition Table
Table 4.5 Equipment Object Definition Table
Table 4.6 TransferJob Object Definition Table
Table 4.7 AtomicTransfer Object Definition Table
Table A1-1 Extended Atomic Transfer State
Transition Table
List of Figures
Figure 1.1 Illustration of Material Movement
Scope
Figure 3.1 Port vs. Location
Figure 4.1 Transfer Job Sequencing
Figure 4.2 Macro Level Message Flow
Figure 4.3 Macro Level Messaging With Events
Figure 4.4 Transfer Job State Diagram for a Single
Port
Figure 4.5 Transfer Job State Model for Multiple
Ports
Figure 4.6 Atomic Transfer State Diagram
Figure 4.7 Extended Transfer Job State Model
Figure 4.8 Extended Atomic Transfer State
Diagram
Figure 5.1 Micro Level Message Flow
Figure 5.2 Micro Level Message Flow via Host
Figure A1-1 Example Port State Diagram