Petri Net Modeling and Scheduling of a Close-Down Process for Time-Constrained Single-Arm Cluster Tools
In wafer fabrication, a robotic cluster tool is required to be closed down in order for engineers to perform its on-demand and preventive maintenance and switch between different wafer lots. They often deal with a close-down process subject to wafer residency time constraints, i.e., a wafer must exi...
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Published in | IEEE transactions on systems, man, and cybernetics. Systems Vol. 48; no. 3; pp. 389 - 400 |
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Abstract | In wafer fabrication, a robotic cluster tool is required to be closed down in order for engineers to perform its on-demand and preventive maintenance and switch between different wafer lots. They often deal with a close-down process subject to wafer residency time constraints, i.e., a wafer must exit from a processing chamber before its quality degradation within a certain time limit. To obtain higher yield, it is very important to optimize a close-down process for a cluster tool. Yet the existing literature pays no or little attention to this issue. By focusing on a time-constrained single-arm cluster tool, this paper intends: 1) to build its Petri net model to analyze its schedulability and 2) to develop computationally efficient algorithms to find an optimal and feasible schedule for its closing-down process under different workloads at its steps. Industrial examples are used to illustrate the application of the proposed method. |
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AbstractList | In wafer fabrication, a robotic cluster tool is required to be closed down in order for engineers to perform its on-demand and preventive maintenance and switch between different wafer lots. They often deal with a close-down process subject to wafer residency time constraints, i.e., a wafer must exit from a processing chamber before its quality degradation within a certain time limit. To obtain higher yield, it is very important to optimize a close-down process for a cluster tool. Yet the existing literature pays no or little attention to this issue. By focusing on a time-constrained single-arm cluster tool, this paper intends: 1) to build its Petri net model to analyze its schedulability and 2) to develop computationally efficient algorithms to find an optimal and feasible schedule for its closing-down process under different workloads at its steps. Industrial examples are used to illustrate the application of the proposed method. |
Author | Qiao, Yan Zhu, QingHua Zhou, MengChu Wu, NaiQi |
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