MSD Info tab
Moisture from the room climate can influence the durability of additional components and must be monitored during the production process. These moisture-sensitive components ( MSD = Moisture Sensitive Device) are only permitted to be exposed to an unprotected environment for a limited period of time. This time is referred to as the exposure time. Materials whose exposure time has been exceeded are blocked for production.
The moisture-sensitive level ( MSL = Moisture Sensitivity Level ) defines how long a material is permitted to remain in an unprotected environment. If the material is stored in a protected environment (e.g. a dry box), the exposure time can be stopped depending on the MSL : Adjust Exposure Time.
The MSD Information tab displays the following information about a material:
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Data on:
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Total exposure time:
Sum of the exposure times
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Processing period
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Time buffer:
A time buffer is a location- and type-related time span that shortens the material’s standard defined maximum exposure time.
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Remaining processing time
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Last possible processing date
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Expiration date of the material.
Total exposure time, remaining processing time and last possible processing date are recalculated if the exposure time is adjusted: Adjust Exposure Time.
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A pie chart that provides a quick overview of the total exposure time , remaining processing time and time buffer data.
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List of events for MSD monitoring of the material, e.g. manual adjustment of the exposure time.
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