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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Comp. Ltd.

Yu-Feng Huang

Chien-Chung Huang

Wen-Yao Chen

Tai-Yi Yang

Hsiao-Lung Chu

A position adjustment device for a vehicle rearview mirror adjusts the linear distance between the rearview mirror and the vehicle body to which the rearview mirror is configured. A driver may use the position adjustment device to adjust a visibility range according to driving needs. The position adjustment device includes a mounting unit and a length adjusting unit. The mounting unit is used to combine together with a vehicle body. The length adjusting unit has an end coupled with the mounting unit by a combining unit and an opposing end combined with a vehicle rearview mirror by a joining unit.

Position adjustment device for a vehicle rearview mirror

Rear view mirror for a vehicle

The present invention provides a mounting structure for the vehicle auxiliary mirror, including an attachment plate enabling said auxiliary mirror to be attached to the rear-view mirror, at least one first hook configured on the edge of said attachment plate corresponding to the mirror frame opening of the rear-view mirror and allowed to hook the abutting mirror frame opening of the rear-view mirror, a fixing belt with one end fastened to the housing of said auxiliary mirror disposed on the middle of the rear face of said auxiliary mirror and adjustable in length, and a second hook secured to the other end of said fixing belt and allowed to hook the rim of the rear-view mirror frame opening opposite to the rim hooked by the first hook via the rear face of the rear-view mirror, so that said auxiliary mirror may be tightly attached to the rear-view mirror.

Mounting structure for the vehicle auxiliary mirror

A new software support package is provided that monitors tool status and scheduling requirements in a semiconductor manufacturing environment. A multiplicity of tools interfaces with a Manufacturing Execution system (MES) that is a functional component of the Operation and supervision integrated MES user Interface (OMI). A User Interface (UI) function, which is also part of the OMI, interfaces between a multiplicity of users (of the OMI functions) and the MES sub-component of the OMI system.

Operation-supervision integrated interface

The present invention discloses an allocation method for establishing a theoretical dispatching model for dynamically allocating the bottleneck resource according to the on-line current data. At first, the on-line current data are obtained from the bottleneck resource and those tools next to the bottleneck resource. Decision parameters such as the remaining processing time, buffer WIP of the tools next to bottleneck resource are sequentially derived by using the current data. Each tool next to the bottleneck resource is then determined to receive additional lots from the bottleneck resource or not. Finally, the bottleneck resource is reallocated to those tools that requires the lots from the bottleneck resource.

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Tainan, Taiwan

Yu-Feng Huang