The TPC system generates complete data logs during each operation, covering all process data including product information, recipe parameters, alarm records and pre-operation reports.

Data Storage

The TPC system uses compressed binary files (called "data files") as the standard data storage method. An independent data file is created at the start of each operation, storing all recipe, product, alarm and sensor data. Upon operation completion, the file contains all information required for curing process analysis and reporting. Unlike competitor solutions that rely primarily on database storage, the TPC system can be configured for database storage but prioritizes data files as the superior option – they are small in size, easy to store and archive, and can be seamlessly shared with partners, management or customers for analysis, whereas database content is difficult to extract and transfer directly.

Complete Information Logging

During the curing cycle, the TPC system not only collects temperature, pressure and vacuum data, but also records all other relevant information including product details, accessory information, integrity inspection reports, alarm logs and the full actual recipe used. Data files ensure 100% integrity, providing quality and engineering personnel with all required information for subsequent analysis and process validation.

Remote Archiving Support

The TPC system typically stores data locally on a hard drive first, then transmits it to remote storage upon operation completion. This method is stable and reliable, less susceptible to customer network issues, and allows for customized archiving settings by the customer.

Customizable Configuration

The TPC system features high flexibility, meeting nearly all customer customization requirements for data collection.