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Substrate Map Page#

🔒 SubstrateMap.Show

The Substrate Map page displays general information on the specific Substrate Map. In addition, it enables you to perform all the operations that can be performed on a specific Substrate Map.

Details View#

Depending on the optional modules that are licensed in the system, the Details view will display some or all of the following page sections:

  • Details - displays general information on the Substrate Map.
  • Overlay Bin Converters - enables the visualization of existing Overlay Bin Converters.
  • Attributes - enables the visualization of existing Attributes and the possibility to create new ones. For more information, see Attributes.
  • Overlay Information - enables the visualization of existing Overlay Information and the possibility to manage the selected Overlay. For more information, see Manage Substrate Map Overlay Information.
  • Attachments - shows the documents that are attached to the Substrate Map and enables you to attach additional documentation to it.

Screenshot showing the Details View, which displays attachments related to the Substrate Map.

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The Download button on the top ribbon allows you to download the Substrate Map and Apply Bin Converter.

Content View#

This view displays a visual representation of the contents of the Substrate Map.

On the left panel of the Substrate Map you will be able to search the substrates tree, which uses the following icons:

Screenshot showing a content view with overlays and eras on a substrate map.

On the right panel you will have access to general information, such as:

  • Substrate
  • Overlay
  • Layout
  • Unit
  • Bin Codes
  • Navigator
  • Settings

It is also possible to pan, use the select mode, reference device mode, reset view, flip vertically/horizontally, zoom in, zoom out, and rotate the Substrate Map. Additionally, by selecting a cell, a pop-up will provide you with information that is specific to that cell:

Screenshot showing a content view with a title "SUBSTRATES, T AOREATION 1" and possibly other UI elements.

Image of the same map as above but with the Reference Device Mode enabled:

Screenshot showing the Reference Device Mode interface.

Image of the same map as above but with the Flip Horizontally enabled:

Screenshot showing a content view with an option to flip the Substrate horizontally.

Additionally, when you Create Substrate Map you can:

  • Define a Default Bin Converter.
  • Associate a Bin Converter to an existing Overlay in the Substrate Map.

In this Substrate Map Content View, the Overlay appears converted (Convert Mode enabled) or not (Convert Mode disabled) according to the Bin Converter information. This is, if the Overlay has an associated Bin Converter, and its Bin Type matches the Bin Type of the Overlay, the map that appears is converted using that Bin Converter:

Screenshot showing a Substrate Map Content View with an Overlay in Convert Mode enabled or disabled.

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When applying a Bin Converter, the map will display the standard Pass and Fail Bin Qualities, as well as any Custom Bin Quality values defined. You can also filter the map by Pass, Fail, or any Custom Bin Quality.

If there is no valid Bin Converter associated with the Overlay and there is a Default Bin Converter defined with a Bin Type matching the Overlay, the system uses the Default Bin Converter:

Screenshot showing Content View with no valid Bin Converter associated with the Overlay.

Otherwise, the Overlay is not converted, and you must use the Apply other Bin Converter () option:

Screenshot showing a content view with a default bin converter configuration.

And select another Bin Converter that exists in the system if you want to convert the Overlay:

Screenshot showing a content view with an "Apply Bin Converter" button.

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Right panel contains Transparent bin option. This is only available when there is at least one Converter applied with the To Bin Code set to Transparent. Additionally, the Bin Converter must be Colors and Values because only this Bin Type can define transparency. To view the transparent bin codes you need the following security feature: 🔒 SubstrateMap.ViewTransparent.

Here you can access a sample Substrate Map XML file and see the details of the document tree.

Bin Code Map XML representation according to the Map Type#

Screenshot showing a binary code map in XML format based on the specified map type.

The Bin Code Map above can be represented in the following Map Types:

2DArray Format (most common)#

<BinCode>.34.</BinCode>
<BinCode>.12.</BinCode>

Note

The order of rows should match the order that appears when viewing the map, independent of Origin Location and Axis Direction. Also, the number of units must match the layout dimension.

Row/Column Format#

<BinCode X="1" Y="0">12</BinCode>
<BinCode X="1" Y="1">34</BinCode>
(Data structure: <X> <Y> <Chip Qty> <Bin> <Bin>...)
<BinCode>1 0 2 1 2</BinCode>
<BinCode>1 1 2 3 4</BinCode>

Note

The values of Coordinates X and Y depends of the Origin Location and Axis Direction, and are zero-based numbered.

Array Format#

(Data structure: <BinRow0Col0>...<BinRow0ColN><BinRow1Col0>...)
<BinCode>.34..12.</BinCode>

Note

The order of rows should match the order that appears when viewing the map, independent of Origin Location and Axis Direction. Also, the number of units must match the layout dimension.

Coordinate Format#

<BinCode X="1" Y="0">1</BinCode>
<BinCode X="2" Y="0">2</BinCode>
<BinCode X="1" Y="1">3</BinCode>
<BinCode X="2" Y="1">4</BinCode>
Data structure: <X> <Y> <Bin> … <X> <Y> <Bin>
<BinCode>1 0 1 2 0 2</BinCode>
<BinCode>1 1 3 2 1 4</BinCode>

Note

The values of Coordinates X and Y depends of the Origin Location and Axis Direction, and are zero-based numbered.

Examples of Hierarchical Layout#

Screenshot showing a hierarchical layout with two levels.

Screenshot showing a hierarchical layout structure with multiple levels of nesting.

Here you can access a sample Substrate Map Hierarchical Layout XML file and see the details of the document tree.

It may also be useful to look at CM SEMI E142 schema.

Compare View#

🔒 SubstrateMap.Compare

This view provides a quick visual comparison between the selected entity version and any other version that can be selected through it. You can also export the comparison results to a PDF file through the Export Comparison button on the top ribbon. For more information, see Compare Entity Versions.

Screenshot showing a comparison view of a map.

References View#

This view combines information concerning other objects that have references to the current object:

  • Relations - displays the existing Relations between the Substrate Map and other entities and enables the user to edit them. For more information on Relations, visit the section Relations.
  • Where Used - displays the set of relationships between the Substrate Map and the other objects used throughout the system.

History View#

This view combines information concerning other objects that have references to the current Substrate Map object:

  • History - displays the history of the operations, associated information, user(s) performing the changes and date and time of the changes.