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SEMI G85-0703 © SEMI 2001, 2003 5 APPENDIX 1 EXAMPLE MAP DATA FILES 2 NOTICE : The material in this appendix is an official part of SEMI G85 and was approved by full letter ballot procedures on March 12, 2003. 2 These ex…

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Name Item or

Attribute

Defined In Mandatory or

Optional

Default Value

BinQuality Attribute Map Data Items Optional “”

BinDescription Attribute Map Data Items Optional “”

FrameId Attribute Map Data Items Optional “”

SupplierName Attribute Map Data Items Optional “”

OriginLocation Attribute Map Data Items Mandatory 0 (Center topside)

CreateDate Attribute Map Data Items Optional “”

Status Attribute Map Data Items Optional “”

Bin Item Map Data Format Optional No default

SlotNumber Attribute Map Data Items Optional 0

SubstrateNumber Attribute Map Data Items Optional 0

GoodDevices Attribute Map Data Items Optional 0

SubstrateType Attribute Map Data Items Mandatory

SubstrateId Attribute Map Data Items Mandatory

LastModified Attribute Map Data Items Optional

NOTE 1: There must be at least one ReferenceDevice item containing the ReferenceDeviceX and ReferenceDeviceY attributes.

NOTE 2: A substrate must have one and only one of these identifiers depending on the substrate type.

NOTE 3: Since XML is an ASCII only format BinType may only take the ASCII representation values “ASCII”, “Decimal”, “HexaDecimal”,

and not “Binary”.

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APPENDIX 1

EXAMPLE MAP DATA FILES

NOTICE: The material in this appendix is an official part of SEMI G85 and was approved by full letter ballot procedures on

March 12, 2003.

2 These examples are for a wafer map identified by WaferId. Other substrate types may also be represented. See Table 1.

A1-1 Simple ASCII Wafer Map

A1.1 This example illustrates the simplest possible

wafer map. It uses ASCII bin codes and contains only

the required data items.

<? xml version=" 1.0" ? >

<Map xmlns: " http://www.semi.org"

SubstrateType=" Wafer"

SubstrateId=" ZSDGS88DF" >

<Device

Orientation=" 0"

BinType=" Ascii"

NullBin=" "

OriginLocation=" 1" >

<Data >

</Data>

</Device>

</Map>

A1-2 Detailed Binary Wafer Map

A1-2.1 The example below illustrates the use of binary

bin codes and contains not only the required data items,

but also some data items provided by the supplier.

<? xml version=" 1.0" ? >

<Map xmlns: " http://www.semi.org"

SubstrateType=" Wafer"

SubstrateId =" ZSDGS88DF"

FormatRevision=" SEMI G85-0703" >

<Device

ProductId=" 854CS1C"

LotId=" wksfd87dcj37"

Orientation=" 0"

DeviceSizeX=" 343.8"

DeviceSizeY=" 373.1"

Rows=" 6"

Columns=" 6"

BinType=" HexaDecimal"

FrameId=" KJKSDFK45"

NullBin=" FF"

SupplierName=" Company X"

OriginLocation=" 1"

CreateDate=" 2002110112000000"

LastModified=" 2003010612000000"

Status=" Product" >

<ReferenceDevice

ReferenceDeviceX=" 2"

ReferenceDeviceY=" -3"

RefDevicePosX=" 2"

RefDevicePosY=" 2"

<ReferenceDevice

ReferenceDeviceX=" 4"

ReferenceDeviceY=" -5"

RefDevicePosX=" 2"

RefDevicePosY=" 2"

<Bin

BinCode=" 02"

BinQuality=" Pass"

BinDescription=" 500MHz"

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</Data>

</Device>

</Map>

A1-3 Simple Wafer Map with 2 Byte Bin Codes

A1-3.1 This example illustrates the simplest possible

wafer map. It uses 2 byte bin codes and contains only

the required data items.

<? xml version=" 1.0" ? >

<Map xmlns=" http://www.semi.org"

SubstrateType=" Wafer"

SubstrateId =" ZSDGS88DF" >

<Device

Orientation=" 0"

BinType=" Integer2"

NullBin=" 00FF"

OriginLocation=" 1" >

<Data >

<Row><! [CDATA[00FF00FF0002000C00FF00FF]

]></Row>

<Row><! [CDATA[00FF00140002000C000200FF]

]></Row>

<Row><! [CDATA[000200020002000C00010016]]

></Row>

<Row><! [CDATA[000200010014000C00020002]]

></Row>

<Row><! [CDATA[00FF00140002000C000200FF]

]></Row>

<Row><! [CDATA[00FF00FF0002000C00FF00FF]

]></Row>

</Data>

</Device>

</Map>

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