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| • Introduction to SECS/GEM and Computer Networks • | |
| • 3-Day Hands-On Seminar | • September 8, 9, 10, 2009 • Tempe AZ USA |
Course OverviewToday's semiconductor factory communications systems are more complex than before often using a combination of SECS/GEM, serial and ethernet-network systems. The diverse toolsets and communications infrastructures in many factories now require interconnection of old and new technologies and connection to a single factory automation system. Designing, maintaining, and troubleshooting these systems requires broad knowledge in the areas of SECS/GEM, RS-232 serial links, and Internet Protocol (IP) computer networking. Our 3-day seminar provides a fast-track introduction to all of these concepts taught by instructors with years of real-world experience in the semiconductor industry. Students complete valuable hands-on exercises to reinforce the concepts that they have learned using real hardware. This enables the student to solve real problems in a "safe" non-production environment where they can take their time to formulate a solution without the stress that is part of a production environment.What you will learn
Who Should Attend?Anyone with responsibility for interfacing with, supporting, maintaining, or troubleshooting the SECS/GEM communications link between a factory host and some equipment will benefit from this course. We tie together the intricacies of the SECS/GEM protocol and its underlying industrial technologies so that the technician, engineer or specialist can be effective in keeping the toolset automation running.Some job titles that can benefit from this course:
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Cancellations and SubstitutionsCancellations must be received in writing within 10 business days for a full refund. Substitutions may be made at any time. If Atomic Medium cancels the course for any reason, our liability is limited to the registration fee only.Lodging & Local Area InformationAtomic Medium is located approximately 15 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) and less than 2 miles from Arizona State University (ASU).We have arranged a special lodging rate with the Twin Palms Hotel at ASU in Tempe. Twin Palms Hotel is located 1.5 miles from Atomic Medium and provides free shuttle service from the airport and between the hotel and Atomic Medium's facility for class. To get the preferred rate, make sure to mention "Atomic Medium" when making reservations. Feel free to contact us for local lodging or other recommendations. Twin Palms Hotel is right on the edge of ASU's main campus, and is on bus and shuttle routes that connect with Metro™, Phoenix's new urban light rail system. Links: [ Metro Phoenix Area Guide ] [ City of Tempe ] [ Atomic Medium Area Map ] [ Twin Palms Hotel ] [ Public Transit / Light Rail ] [ Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) ] Last Updated: July 8, 2009 20:01 |
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