A Service Component Model for Semiconductor Test Equipment

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Web service is a trend of new technology that it is able to support function to user over the internet. That is, user can operate and process the system, and set up values to the machine using the internet at the distance location. User doesn’t have to have any database for their works in the web service environment. Therefore, the development method has changing from traditional process, it needs mechanical parts with stand-only computer and no network, to service based system with network. In this paper, we propose a service component model for semiconductor test equipment, IC test handler. This model constructs to compose the software component, business logic, as a service.

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