New lifecycle monitoring system for electronic manufacturing with embedded wireless components
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Abstract
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an update of and the latest results from work on a project aimed at monitoring electronic products during the whole life cycle with embedded wireless components. Design/methodology/approach Business processes of the electronic manufacturing supply chain were analysed. A business case and the system opportunities for life cycle monitoring, based on embedded wireless components system were developed. Radio frequency identification (RFID) assembly technology was adapted for the integration of components into a multi‐layer printed circuit board (PCB). Findings By storing product‐related information into electronic products, tracing of components, monitoring of processes, operations and costs, environmentally optimised recycling can be enhanced. Research limitations/implications The research undertaken so far relates to the embedding of RFID tags into PCBs. Wireless components with more processing power will be used in the next project phase. Originality/value The paper details how wireless components can be embedded into multi‐layer PCBs and how a business case for a life cycle monitoring system can be established.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Recycling and Waste Management Techniques · Flexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems · RFID technology advancements
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