Reusable modeling capabilities for simulating high volume electronics manufacturing systems

Seventeenth IEEE/CPMT International Electronics Manufacturing Technology Symposium. 'Manufacturing Technologies - Present and Future' Pub Date : 1995-10-02 DOI:10.1109/IEMT.1995.526112

P. Farrington, J. J. Swain, M. Ayokanmbi, J. Evans, J. Rogers

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This paper introduces modeling tools, developed in conjunction with personnel at Chrysler's Huntsville Electronics Division (HED), for the rapid modeling and analysis of high volume electronics production lines. The tools that are discussed include a Windows-based line definition program and static capacity evaluator with proposed links to a custom simulation package as well as the increasingly popular WITNESS and ARENA simulation products. In addition, we review a set of submodels/templates developed in WITNESS and ARENA which give the user the capability to rapidly model a line while still providing them with access to a more general simulation environment for model customization and enhancement. These tools require less familiarity with simulation constructs allowing them to be effectively used by the industrial and tooling engineers typically involved in production line design and modification.

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用于模拟大批量电子制造系统的可重用建模功能

本文介绍了与克莱斯勒Huntsville电子部(HED)人员共同开发的建模工具，用于快速建模和分析大批量电子生产线。所讨论的工具包括基于windows的线路定义程序和静态容量评估器，并建议链接到自定义仿真包以及日益流行的WITNESS和ARENA仿真产品。此外，我们回顾了在WITNESS和ARENA中开发的一组子模型/模板，这些子模型/模板使用户能够快速建模一条线，同时仍然为他们提供访问更通用的模拟环境以进行模型定制和增强。这些工具对仿真构造的熟悉程度较低，允许工业和工具工程师有效地使用它们，通常涉及生产线设计和修改。

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Seventeenth IEEE/CPMT International Electronics Manufacturing Technology Symposium. 'Manufacturing Technologies - Present and Future'

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