SEMI Standards · GEM200 / GEM300

SECS/GEM Equipment Integration

We connect production equipment to fab and OSAT host systems — from SECS-II message design to GEM300 job orchestration, delivered with simulation-backed verification

Communication Foundation — GEM (200mm Generation)

The core SEMI standards behind every equipment-host connection, and still the backbone of GEM300 factories

SECS-I (SEMI E4)

Serial (RS-232) block transfer protocol for legacy equipment connections

SECS-II (SEMI E5)

Message content standard — the Streams & Functions that define what equipment and host say to each other

HSMS (SEMI E37)

High-Speed SECS Message Services — TCP/IP transport with connection state management, the modern replacement for SECS-I

GEM (SEMI E30)

Generic Equipment Model — state models, data collection, alarms, remote commands, and recipe management on top of SECS-II

GEM300 Standards Family

300mm fabs require a coordinated set of SEMI standards on top of GEM. We implement the object models, state machines, and job flows they define

StandardName
SEMI E39Object Services

Standard object model — attributes, services, and events shared by all GEM300 standards

SEMI E40Processing Management

Process Job lifecycle — how material gets processed with which recipe

SEMI E87Carrier Management

Carrier and load port state models, slot map verification, and access control

SEMI E90Substrate Tracking

Tracks every substrate's location and state as it moves through the equipment

SEMI E94Control Job Management

Coordinates one or more process jobs into an executable unit of work

SEMI E116Equipment Performance Tracking

Standardized equipment state and performance reporting (EPT)

SEMI E157Module Process Tracking

Execution tracking at process-module level for detailed traceability

Integration scope is tailored to each fab's host requirements — from data-collection-only GEM to full GEM300 job orchestration.

How We Deliver

A verification-first integration process refined across OSAT, display, and PCB production sites

01

Requirement & Spec Alignment

Map the fab's host spec to equipment capabilities — SVIDs, CEIDs, alarms, remote commands, and recipe strategy

02

Equipment-Side Implementation

Implement the GEM interface in the equipment control software, with state models wired to real machine behavior

03

Host Simulation & Self-Test

Verify against a simulated host and complete the fab's self-test checklist before going on-site

04

On-Site Verification & Support

Connect to the production host, pass acceptance, and support operations with HSMS log analysis tooling

In-House Technology Assets

Beyond project delivery, we invest in our own SECS/GEM stack

GST-SECS Communication Library

In-house HSMS transport and GEM (E30) engine targeting .NET 8 and .NET Framework 4.8, with zero third-party runtime dependencies

HSMS Log Analysis Tooling

Purpose-built log viewer that decodes SECS-II streams for fast troubleshooting during integration and acceptance

Host & Equipment Simulators

Mock host and equipment environments that let integration testing start before hardware is available

Have an equipment integration deadline?

Tell us your host spec and equipment type — we'll map out the integration scope and timeline

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