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To: burn2learn who wrote (164380)7/9/2005 6:20:46 PM
From: _JulesRead Replies (1) of 275872
 
To: _Jules who wrote (164374) 7/9/2005 5:30:47 PM
From: burn2learn of 164382


Power glitch, you have to be kidding us.
In Hudson we installed a dozen Caterpillar Diesel generators which produced much more power than was actually required.

Anyone who built a fab without emergency power deserves to lose it. In fact it just isn't done that way!

I agree with the backup power. Do you think the transfer to the backup is immediate? I'm just talking from experience. The power xfer is very quick (milliseconds?) but it creates problems with tools and fab monitoring systems such as gas detection systems. It takes time to recover the equipment and ensure the gas detection type faults are false. No I'm not kidding. Once to steady state on backup there are no


I'm not an electrical engineer!
However I have a niece that is, in fact she was hired by DEC 6 mo. before graduating from WPI. She was offered a $30,000.00 retainer and a $55,000.00 entry level salary.

I would suppose they have some sort of battery backup system for certain elements like monitoring or other critical aspects of the whole. I'm no fab guy, I was involved with the
construction of the fab, structural to be exact.

Jules
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