Abstract: A method and system of real-time statistical bin control. First, a statistical bin control rule is generated by a statistical bin control rule generator, and a test result having an error frequency is then retrieved from test equipment. If the error frequency exceeds a preset limit, the system replies to the test equipment with a first action corresponding to the statistical bin control rule. Next, if the error frequency of the test results exceeds another limit, the system then replies to the test equipment with a second action corresponding to the statistical bin control rule.

Abstract: Within a system and a method for determining performance of a plurality of manufacturing tools which generates a plurality of tool operation data sets in a plurality of non-uniform data analysis formats, there is employed a uniform data analysis format into which is translated the plurality of tool operation data sets in the plurality of non-uniform data analysis formats. The system and the method provide for enhanced efficiency for determining performance of the plurality of manufacturing tools.

Abstract: Within a system and a method for determining performance of a plurality of manufacturing tools which generates a plurality of tool operation data sets in a plurality of non-uniform data analysis formats, there is employed a uniform data analysis format into which is translated the plurality of tool operation data sets in the plurality of non-uniform data analysis formats. The system and the method provide for enhanced efficiency for determining performance of the plurality of manufacturing tools.

Abstract: A new method which employs a mixed-valence cluster of M.sub.y.sup.z+ [Fe(II)(CN).sub.6 ] coated on an electrode surface to determine hydrogen peroxide concentration electrochemically is developed. M of the mixed-valence compound can be Co, Ni, Cr, Sc, V, Cu, Mn, Ag, Eu, Cd, Zn, Ru or Rh; z is the valence state of M; and y=4/z. In addition, this invention also reveals a new approach to determine a concentration of a hydrogen peroxide precursor, wherein a catalyst is immobilized in the matrix or on the surface of the mixed-valence compound on the electrode. In a typical biochemical system, the catalyst can be a glucose oxidase and blood sugar is catalyzed to form hydrogen peroxide.