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Short Introduction Course in Systems Engineeringby Gerrit Muller Buskerud University College
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Abstract
A course in Systems Engineering that can be taught in a few hours. It uses a caseto set the stage and to show what SE principles and methods can be applied.
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Figure Of ContentsTM
case introduction magic SE words
Some words in systems engineering are used very
often and play a crucial role. These words are highlighted and
explained in the presentation
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary
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SICSElogo
Solar Cell Wafer Fab
solar cell fab
expose wafer
stepper
expose wafer
stepper
metalli- zation doping
anti- reflection coating
advanced process control
logistics & automation
power chemicals
climate infrastructure
computing & networking
infrastructure
metrology
empty wafer
power, chemicals consumables, waste
wafer with solar cells
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SCSEfab
Metallization Cell
metallization cell
wafers in
wafers out
measure
pre- process
metallization post- process
measure
wafer handler
metallization
transport
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SCSEcell
Value Chain
metallization cell (system integrator)
wafer handler measurement
metallization process
pre- and post-process
solar cell manufacturer (fab)
solar energy system (panel+)
retailers
consumers
energy providers
parts, e.g.: engines, belts,
sensors, controller, control software
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Trends of past Decades
technology disciplines
rate of change
transportation
operation
process control
process complexity
contamination and climate
manual
manual
expert
medium
strict
automated
automated
advanced
high
very strict
microclimates
semi-manual
remote
statistical
medium-high
stricter
>2010 2000-2010 2000<
chemical, mechanical dominant
much more electronical, software
number of people in development tens hundreds
years months
integration loosely tight; also at fab
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SCSEtrends
Key Drivers and Parameters
metallization cell (system integrator)
wafer handler
metallization process
solar cell manufacturer (fab) yield productivity cost per wafer
process quality throughput reliability cost of operation
speed of operation avoid contamination reliability avoid wafer damage
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Process and Organization
case introduction
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary
Typical SE processes and organization at
large system integrators
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SICSElogoProcess
Phase Gate Process
0.
feasibility
1.
definition
2.
system
design
3.
engineering
4.
integration
& test
5.
field
monitoring
sales
logistics
production
service
development & engineering: marketing, project management, design
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PCPbusinessPhases
Magic Words
0. feasibility
1. definition
2. system design
3. engineering
4. integration
& test
5. field
monitoring
sales
logistics
production
service
development & engineering: marketing, project management, design
define objectives , analyze , and mitigate risks
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SICSEbusinessPhases
Phased Project Approach
needs
design
verification
engineering
core information
in draft50%
most information
available in
concept
information is stable
enough to use
heavier change control
Legend:
specification
preparing or updating workfull under development
0.
feasibility
1.
definition
2.
system
design
3.
engineering
4.
integration
& test
5.
field
monitoring
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PCPdesignPhases
V-Model
needs
specification
system design
subsystem design
component design
component realization
component test
subsystem test
system test
verification
validation
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TPSEPvModel
More Magic Words
needs
specification
system design
subsystem design
component design
component realization
component test
subsystem test
system test
verification
validation
requirements specification as input to the
design, documented SMART
Specific, Measurable, Acceptable, Realistic,
Traceable
requirements engineering the flow down of the requirements through the V.
verification of result against
specification
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SICSEvModel
Simplified Process View
strategyprocess
customer
supplying business
value
product creationprocess
customer oriented (sales,
service, production) process
people, process and technologymanagement process
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RSPprocessDecomposition
Simplified Process; Money and Feedback
strategyprocess
supplying business
value
people, process and technology
long termknow how
(soft) assets
feed
back
product creation
customer oriented
customer
short term;cashflow!
mid term;cashflow
next year!
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RSPprocessDecompositionAnnotated
Simplified process diagram for project business
systems architecting
tenderproject
execution
product creation
deploymentcontract systems
products or
components
policy and
planning
people, process, and technology management
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PPSprojectProcess
Product Creation
case introduction
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary
Zoom in at development and engineering
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SICSElogoProductCreation
Decomposition of the Product Creation Process
Product Creation Process
Operational
Management
Design
ControlMarketing
specification
budget
time
technical profitability
saleability
needs
specification
design
engineering
what is needed
what will be realized
how to realize
how to produce
and to maintain
customer input
customer expectations
market introduction
introduction at customer
feedback
product pricing
commercial structureplanning
progress control
resource
management
risk management
project log
verification
meeting specs
following design
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PCPDecomposition
Operational Organization of the PCP
subsystem
singleproduct
productfamily
entireportfolio
developersmodule
portfolio
operational
manager
family
operational
manager
(single product)
project
leader
subsystem
project
leader
operational
portfolio
architect
family
architect
product
architect
subsystem
architect
technical
portfolio
marketing
manager
family
marketing
manager
product
manager
commercial
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PCPoperationalOrganization
Prime Responsibilities of the Operational Leader
Resources Time
Specification
Quality
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PCPoperationalTriangle
Operational Teams
Operational Leader
(project leader)
Operational Support
(project manager)
Marketing or
Product Manager
Architect
Application
Manager
Test Engineer
Service Manufacturing
LogisticsSales
Manager Quality
Assurance
Requirements
AnalystSubsystem
Operational
Leaders
Subsystem
ArchitectsTechnology-
Specific
Architects
Development
support
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PCPconcentricTeams
Role of SE in the Case
case introduction
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary
What does SE contribute in this case?
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SICSElogoRoleSE
From Engineering Disciplines to System Qualities
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hani
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trica
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optic
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mea
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men
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mec
hatro
nics
softw
are
engi
neer
ing
embe
dded
co
ntro
l
reliability
process quality
throughput
Systems Engineering: responsible for customer key drivers and key performance parameters of system
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SCSEsystemsEngineering
More Magic Words
mec
hani
cal
engi
neer
ing
elec
trica
l en
gine
erin
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optic
s
mea
sure
men
ts
mec
hatro
nics
softw
are
engi
neer
ing
embe
dded
co
ntro
l
reliability
process quality
throughput
Systems Engineering: responsible for customer key drivers and key performance parameters of system
Systems Engineering is multi-disciplinary and is responsible for integration of the
parts. It takes a holistic perspective.
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Stakeholders, Needs, Concerns
metallization cell (system integrator)
wafer handler measurement
metallization process
pre- and post-process
solar cell manufacturer (fab)
solar energy system (panel+)
retailers
consumers
energy providers
parts, e.g.: engines, belts,
sensors, controller, control software
stakeholders
everyone with a stake in the system, e.g.
decision makers,managers, sales, service, purchasing,
engineers, operators, cleaners, regulation,
standards, quality assurance, ...
stakeholders have
needs and concerns
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SCSEstakeholders
Suppliers involved in Wafer Handler
metallization cell (system integrator)
wafer handler system design
mechanical eng.
software eng. PCB manufacturing
assembly and test
system project manager
systems engineer
wafer handler segment leader
manufacturing system assembly
and test
service trouble shoot and
maintenance
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SCSEsuppliersWH
and Even More Magic Words
metallization cell (system integrator)
wafer handler system design
mechanical eng.
software eng. PCB manufacturing
assembly and test
system project manager
systems engineer
wafer handler segment leader
manufacturing system assembly
and test
service trouble shoot and
maintenance
Systems Engineering and Engineering are reponsible
for development of the s upply chain
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SICSEsupplyChain
Partnering is a Strategic Choice
Core
Key
Base
make outsource buy refer customer to 3rd party
Own value IP
Critical for final performance
Commodity
Technology life cycle
Partnering
Total Product
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Systems Engineering Techniques
case introduction
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary
typical techniques used by systems engineers
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SICSElogoTechniques
Engineering
engineeringsystem specification
system design
parts data base
production procedures
qualification procedures
system documentation
procurement
production
installation
lifecycle
support
quality
assurance
ERP PDMSCMCAD
mechanical
electrical
design
database
source
code
management
resource
planning,
e.g. SAP
product
data
management
doc
DB
project
documents
know-
ledge
DB
source data
engineering knowledge
past
experience
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SPFengineering
Example Physical Decomposition
Fluidic
subsystem
chamber
bottom chuck
electronics
infrastructure
process
power
supply
1
3
2
4
5electronics
infrastructure1 5granite
ZUBA
stage
frame
base frame +
x, y, stage
stage
control
ZUBA
control
optics
stagescoop
cameravision
op
tics s
tag
e
co
ntr
ol
vision
control
6
7
8
9
10
cabling
covers and
hatches
ventilation
air flow
contamination
evacuation
sensors
measurement
frame
machine
control
"remote"
electronics rack
10
11
12
13
14
15
?
back side view front side view integrating
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REPLIsubsystemsAll
Partitioning is Applied Recursively
system
subsystem 1
subsystem 2
subsub
system A
subsub
system B
subsub
system A
subsub
system B
subsub
system N
subsub
system N
atomic
part
atomic
part
atomic
part
subsystem n
subsub
system A
subsub
system B
subsub
system N
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SPFrecursion
Decoupling via Interfaces
part
e.g. pressure
and flow
regulator
part
e.g. pipe
part
e.g. pipe
hydrocarbon
interface
power
interface
control
interface
e.g. CAN
mechanical
mounting interfaceother part with
same interfaces
can replace
original
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SPFinterfaceDecoupling
Simplistic Functional SubSea Example
prevent
blow-outs
regulate
flow and
pressure
hydrocarbons
from well
increase
well
pressure
separate
gas, oil,
water, sand water
sand
transport to
top-side
measure
pressure,
temp, flow
control
pressure,
temp, flow
sensor
signals
sensor data
settings
hydro
carbons
combine
multiple
streams
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SPFfunctionalExample
Quantification
Size
Weight
Cost
Reliability
Throughput
Response time
Accuracy
2.4m * 0.7m * 1.3m
1450 Kg
30000 NoK
MTBF 4000 hr
3000 l/hr
0.1 s
+/- 0.1%
many characteristics
of a system, function or part
can be quantified
Note that quantities
have unit
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More and More Magic Words
partitioning facilitates the organization, logistics, production, and service
interfaces are used to decouple
functional models explain how the system and parts operate
quantification helps to achieve fact-based decision making
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SICSEmagicWordsTechniques
Example Technical Budget
process
overlay
80 nm
reticule
15 nm
matched
machine
60 nm
process
dependency
sensor
5 nm
matching
accuracy
5 nm
single
machine
30 nm
lens
matching
25 nm
global
alignment
accuracy
6 nm
stage
overlay
12 nm
stage grid
accuracy
5 nm
system
adjustment
accuracy
2 nm
stage Al.
pos. meas.
accuracy
4 nm
off axis pos.
meas.
accuracy
4nm
metrology
stability
5 nm
alignment
repro
5 nm
position
accuracy
7 nm
frame
stability
2.5 nm
tracking
error phi
75 nrad
tracking
error X, Y
2.5 nm
interferometer
stability
1 nm
blue align
sensor
repro
3 nm
off axis
Sensor
repro
3 nm
tracking
error WS
2 nm
tracking
error RS
1 nm
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ASMLoverlayBudget
Even More Magic Words
process overlay 80 nm
reticule 15 nm
matched machine
60 nm
process dependency
sensor 5 nm
matching accuracy
5 nm
single machine
30 nm
lens matching
25 nm
global alignment accuracy
6 nm
stage overlay 12 nm
stage grid accuracy
5 nm
system adjustment accuracy
2 nm
stage Al. pos. meas. accuracy
4 nm
off axis pos. meas.
accuracy 4 nm
metrology stability 5 nm
alignment repro
5 nm
position accuracy
7 nm
frame stability 2.5 nm
tracking error phi 75 nrad
tracking error X, Y 2.5 nm
interferometer
stability 1 nm
blue align sensor repro 3 nm
off axis Sensor repro 3 nm
tracking error WS
2 nm
tracking error RS
1 nm
models facilitate analysis and
help to obtain understanding ,
insight , and overview
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SICSEmagicWordsModels
Example of A3 overview
A3 architecture overview of the Metal Printer (all numbers have been removed for competitive sensitivity)
process steps
metal printing cell
Fluidic
subsystem
chamber
bottom chuck
electronics
infrastructure
process
power
supply
1
3
2
4
5electronics
infrastructure1 5granite
ZUBA
stage
frame
base frame +
x, y, stage
stage
control
ZUBA
control
optics
stagescoop
cameravision
op
tics s
tag
e
co
ntr
ol
vision
control
6
7
8
9
1
0
cabling
covers and
hatches
ventilation
air flow
contamination
evacuation
sensors
measurement
frame
machine
control
"remote"
electronics rack
10
11
12
13
14
15
?
metal printer back side metal printer front sideintegrating
subsystems
metal printer subsystems
tprepare
= tclose doors
+ tmove to proximity
tprint
= tp,prepare
+ tp,align
+ tchamber
(thickness) + tp,finalize
tfinalize
= tmove to unload
+ topen doors
tprint
= tp,overhead
+ Ctransfer
*thickness
2. Align
3. Move to proximity
4. Process
6. Open doors
1. Close doors
5. Move substrate unloading position
talign
tchamber
note: original diagram was annotated with actual performance figures
for confidentiality reasons these numbers have been removed
metal printer
functional flow formula print cycle time
key performance parameters
metal printer subsystems, functions, and cycle time model
metal printing cell: systems and performance model
back-end factory: systems and process model
pattern quality
cost per layer
environmental
impact
design enablinge.g. CD, separation
pattern
resolution
X-section control
accuracy overlay
high MTBF
early delivery
vs
volume production
uptime
throughput
operational
costs
system cost
electric power
clean water
elyte
N2, air
disposal water, air, ...
reliability
integral costs
consumables
waste
contamination
and climate
partial graph
many nodes
and connections
are not shown
customer key drivers
Customer key-drivers and Key Performance Parameters
Document meta-information
author
version
date last update
scope
statusGerrit Muller
0.1
August 3, 2010
system and supersystem
preliminary draft
metal printing time-line
min. line width
overlay
throughput
MTBF
a m
b m
c WPH
d hr
wafer size
power
clean room class
floor vibration class
200, 300 mm
x kW
throughput
1. inspection
2. seed sputter
3. metal print
4. seed etch
wafer
waferseed
wafer
Cu
wafer
5. coat/develop dielectricswafer
6. exposure or CMP for polymer viaswafer
7. E-test
spin coated
polymer
per waferthroughput in minutes
1
t
1
3..4
1..2
dual layer only
robot
prefill
master
FOUP
wafer
FOUP
wafer
FOUPflip
prealignclean
wafer
clean
master
metal
printer
robot
prealign
clean
master
prefill
clean wafer
0 100b 200b
wafer
with
ICs
back-end factory
expose
wafer
stepper
expose
wafer
stepper
metal
printer
advanced
process
control
logistics &
automation
power
chemicals
climate
infrastructure
computing &
networking
infrastructure
metrologymask
power, chemicals
consumables, waste
ICs
REX
wafer fab
(front end)
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Life Cycle
case introduction
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary
the impact of life cycle on engineering
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SICSElogoLifeCycle
Product Related Life Cycles
system
creation
system
productionsystem
sales
service
individual systems
disposalupgrades and options
productionupgrades and options
sales
upgrades and options
creation
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MALCproductLifeCycle
Product Life Cycle Management Process
strategy process
customer
supplying business
valu
e
product creation process
customer oriented (sales, service, production) process
people, process and technology management process
Product Life Cycle Management
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PLMprocessPositioning
System Life Cycle
system
order
using
local
changes, e.g.accounts
procedures
ma
inte
na
nce
up
gra
de
using
orde
ring
com
pone
nts
man
ufac
turin
g
shipping
installatio
n
shipping
installatio
n
refu
rbishing
shipping
secondary
use dis
po
se
ma
inte
na
ncead
d o
ptio
n
sales
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MALCsystemLifeCycle
Multiple Life Cycles
compo- nent
requ
est
design production
feasibility system
definition system design
production sales
service upgrades integrate
and test
spec volume proto
metallization cell (system integrator)
wafer handler
solar cell manufacturer (fab) operation
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SCSElifeCycles
Summary
case introduction
SE process
product creation
SE in case
SE techniques
life cycle
summary all magic words beyond introduction
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SICSElogoSummary
All Magic Words
objectives
risk (analysis, mitigation)
requirements (engineering, management)
SMART
verification
multi-disciplinary
integration
holistic
stakeholders
needs and concerns
life cycle
supply chain
partitioning
interfaces
functional
fact based
model
analysis
understanding
insight
overview
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SICSEmagicWords
HiBu Master in Systems Engineering
Stevens Institute of
Technology
Hoboken, NJ, USA
Systems Engineering
Høgskolen i Buskerud
Postboks 235
3603 Kongsberg, Norway
6 mandatory courses
SDOE 625/SEFS Fundamentals of Systems
Engineering
SDOE 650/SEDS System Architecture &
Design
SDOE 612/SEPM Project Management of
Complex Systems
SDOE 605/SESI System Integration
SERP Reflective Practice
SDOE 800/SETH Master Project
and elective courses
SDOE 640/SESL System Supportability and
Logistics
SDOE 684/SEST Systems Thinking
SEMA System Modelling & Analysis
SESA Advanced System Architecting
SEPD Product Design
SECE Control/Signal Engineering
SERE Robust Engineering
SDOE 680, SYS681, SDOE645, SDOE 678,
SDOE 660
Control Engineering, Product design,
Embedded Systems courses
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Some Links
HiBu Systems Engineering informationhttp://www.hibu.no/studietilbud/ingeniorutdanning/master_systems_engineering/
HiBu course dateshttp://www.hibu.no/studietilbud/ingeniorutdanning/master_systems_engineering/
enkeltkurs/
HiBu Se master information at Gaudí sitehttp://www.gaudisite.nl/BUCmasterSE.html
these slides http://www.gaudisite.nl/ShortIntroCourseSESlides.pdf
Gaudí website Systems Architecting http://www.gaudisite.nl/
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