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  • Big Data Analytics & Electronics System Design

    Ankan Mitra Vice-President

    SMTA India Chapter

    India Chapter, Bangalore

  • SMTA India Chapter Hello Bangalore, How do you do?

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  • SMTA Kick-Off Meeting

    Create a technology platform

    Bring in Advanced Electronics Manufacturing best practices

    Ensure SME growth to enhance Indian Supplier base

  • SMTA India Chapter Page http://smta.org/chapters/chapters_detail.cfm?chapter_id=123

    http://smta.org/chapters/chapters_detail.cfm?chapter_id=123

  • Todays Discussion

    Big Data Analytics & Electronics System Design

  • Electronics Industry Characteristics Through eyes of the CIO

    Open Source Data

    Operational Data

    R&D Data

    Core Organizational

    Data IP Data

    Design Data Business Model Data

    Process Data Quality Data

    Supply Chain Data

    Design Data Customer Data

    University Laisoning Data

    Market Data

    Competitiveness Depends on how fast organizations interprets the Data to Information

  • Electronics Industry Characteristics Through eyes of the CIO

    Open Source Data

    Operational Data

    R&D Data

    Core Organizational

    Data IP Data

    Design Data Business Model Data

    Process Data Quality Data

    Supply Chain Data

    Design Data Customer Data

    University Laisoning Data

    Market Data

    Organizations are more and more Data Driven!

  • Everyone is talking about

    Big Data!!!

    Organizations Universities

    Advertisements

    Business Engagements

    Government Policies

    Economists Corporations

    Reference: McKinsey Global Institute, Twitter, Cisco, Gartner, EMC, SAS, IBM, MEPTEC, GAS

    Weather Forecasting

    Supercomputers Sequoia & Blue

    Waters

  • What is it?

    Big Data!!!

  • Key Characteristics

    Big Data!

    Volume

    Variety

    Velocity

    Veracity

    Reference: McKinsey Global Institute, Twitter, Cisco, Gartner, EMC, SAS, IBM, MEPTEC, GAS

  • Key Characteristics

    Big Data!

    Volume

    Variety

    Velocity

    Veracity

    Generation of Data (SCALE!) 43 Tr. Gb Data created by 2020 Billions of equipments deployed Estimated Data Generated per Day = 2.5 Quintillion Bytes (2.3 Tr. Gb) from IT Hardware only Existing Data = 100,000 Gb (most US companies) Imagine possibilities as Internet of Things is catching up

    Reference: McKinsey Global Institute, Twitter, Cisco, Gartner, EMC, SAS, IBM, MEPTEC, GAS

  • Key Characteristics

    Big Data!

    Volume

    Variety

    Velocity

    Veracity

    Forms of Data 8 bn+ types of data accessed daily by organizations daily 20 bn Institutional content sharing: Internal Social Media Platforms Unified Collaboration Solutions increasing variety!

    Reference: McKinsey Global Institute, Twitter, Cisco, Gartner, EMC, SAS, IBM, MEPTEC, GAS

  • Key Characteristics

    Big Data!

    Volume

    Variety

    Velocity

    Veracity Analysis of Streaming Data

    15 TB of Data Analysis Engineering Support Centers (Cumulative) per session Sensors in Satellite, Ships, Aircraft, Public Transport Streaming Decision Support created in Ecosystem

    Reference: McKinsey Global Institute, Twitter, Cisco, Gartner, EMC, SAS, IBM, MEPTEC, GAS

  • Key Characteristics

    Big Data!

    Volume

    Variety

    Velocity

    Veracity

    Uncertainty of Data Accuracy of Data being considered Spike in Data Volume / Criticality of Information Quality of Data Standard Data Harmonization being driven specific for Industries

    Reference: McKinsey Global Institute, Twitter, Cisco, Gartner, EMC, SAS, IBM, MEPTEC, GAS

  • Areas of Interest Electronics Industry Professionals

    Design

    Physical Application

    Details

    Latest Industry Innovations

    Manufacturing & Quality

    Component Data and

    Possible Issues

    Expected Quality

    Performance

    Supply Chain

    Lead-time and Price

    Sustenance Considerations

    Management

    Industry Intelligence

    Potential

    near-miss Challenges

  • Converging Relation

    Contextual Data

    Mining

    Electronics Industry

    & Big Data!

  • Contextual Data Mining Data measured can provide: Sensor type Manufacturer Calibration date for a given measurement channel Revision Designer details Model number for an overall component under test

    In fact, the more context that is stored with raw data, the more effectively that data can be traced throughout the design life cycle, searched for or located, and correlated with other measurements in the future by dedicated data post-processing software.

    Reference: Electronic Design Magazine

  • Intelligent DAQ Nodes Data can be acquired in:

    Structured

    Un-structured

    Streaming

    Data acquisition applications are incredibly and increasingly diverse.

    Engineers and scientists invest critical resources into building advanced acquisition systems, but the raw data produced by those systems is not the end game.

    Instead, raw data is collected so it can be used as an input to analysis or processing algorithms that lead to the actual results system designers seek.

    Data can be highly dynamic: Automotive crash tests Gigabytes of data in a few tenths of a second (speeds, temperatures, forces of impact, and acceleration).

    Data with very slow acquisition rate with periodic bursts: Applicationsin the environmental, structural, or machine condition monitoring spaces Intelligent DAQ nodes keeps acquisition speeds low and minimizes logged data while allowing sampling rates that are adequate enough for high-speed waveforms when necessary in these applications.

  • Integration with Cloud Storage

    The unification of DAQ hardware & onboard intelligence Systems increasingly embedded for remote monitoring. Internet of Things is finally unfolding before our very eyes as the

    physical world is embedded with intelligence and humans now can collect data sets about virtually any environment around them.

    The ability to process and analyse these new data sets about the physical world will have profound effects across a massive array of industries

    Intelligent DAQ

    Cloud Storage

  • Intelligent Algorithms

    Organizations are faced with the challenge: What Information should we keep?

    With reduced storage costs this is certainly not a barrier to entry, but this has been cited as the number one challenge.

    Many businesses to the save everything conclusion for fear that latent information not previously known.

    With the paradigm more data beats better algorithms Algorithms are becoming increasingly intelligent to process:

    Existing data On how to handle transfer of data for eventual hardware end-

    of-life cycles

  • Integrated Multi-platform Storage

    Old concept Store information in multiple formats in equipments and acquire when there are possible issues

    Online streaming of data from multiple platforms specially in electronics industry is an upcoming area

    Inviting collaboration among formerly walled-off functional units, and even seeking information from external suppliers and customers to cocreate products.

    In advanced-manufacturing, suppliers from around the world make thousands of components.

    More integrated data platforms now allow companies and their supply chain partners to collaborate during the design phase -- a crucial determinant of final manufacturing costs.

  • Long relation with Semiconductor Industry

    Why Fab-houses are not existing targets?

    Industry already had very mature data collection practices

    Fab data is well structured, no need for analytics

    High data growth rate which has been foreseen and planned

    Future Plateau and possible growth

    Increasing design complexity has resulted growth in electrical test data

    Technologies below 40nm require advanced process control and data collection

    Growing interest to analyze additional sensor data to move from preventive to predictive techniques

    Reference: IBM

  • Electronics Design Automation & Big Data

    Multiprotocol Support

    Multi file format and OS support in both Licensed & Open OS

    High Performance

    Powerful storage helps to hold large simulation and testing file

    Availability

    Recovery of deleted or corrupted data & online expansion of space

    Product Data Management

    Scalability and ease of retrieving PDM files

    Reference: Netapp

  • Potential Challenges Storage and

    Transportation

    Data Management

    Data Processing

    Data Ownership

    Compliance and Security

    Distributed Data and

    Distributed Processing

    Reference: 2013 46th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

  • Summary As product differentiation is becoming key any

    related information even from digital dirt becomes crucial

    Compliance requirements require enhanced data acquisition and quality during qualification and performance measurement

    Intelligence from Market Data will drive Supply Chain Organizations

    Big Data & Electronics Industry set-forth for enhanced relationship

  • Wrap-up

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  • THANK YOU

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