Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
(SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System
A Design Project Presented To The Faculty

Of The College Of Engineering Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency
And Accreditation Program (ETEEAP)
Computer Engineering Department
University Of Batangas, Hilltop Batangas City
In Partial Fulfillment Of The Requirements For The Degree Bachelor Of

Science In Computer Engineering
By:
Josefina A. Birog
Carlo J. Cabisada
Rodelito L. Caseres
Michael L. Concepcion
Wilmyr V. Costiniano
Emmanuel S. Espinas
Federick P. Fajardo
Peter Emerson T. Macha
Michelle J. Payos
Bryan R. Sarabia
February 15, 2014

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Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Telephone Numbers: +63 43 723 1446 | 980 0041
Website: www.ub.edu.ph
RECOMMENDATION
This design project entitled, Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial
Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System,
prepared and submitted by Josefina A. Birog, Carlo J. Cabisada, Rodelito L.
Caseres, Michael L. Concepcion, Wilmyr V. Costiniano, Emmanuel S.
Espinas, Federick P. Fajardo, Peter Emerson T. Macha, Michelle J. Payos
and Bryan R. Sarabia in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering-ETEEAP, has been examined
and found satisfactory and hereby recommended for Oral Examination .
Engr. Leni A. Bulan

Adviser
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APPROVAL SHEET
This design project entitled, Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial
Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System
which was presented before a Panel of Examiners of the University of Batangas
College of Engineering ETEEAP on February 15, 2014 by Josefina A. Birog,
Carlo J. Cabisada, Rodelito L. Caseres, Michael L. Concepcion, Wilmyr V.
Costiniano, Emmanuel S. Espinas, Federick P. Fajardo, Peter Emerson T.
Macha, Michelle J. Payos and Bryan R. Sarabia is hereby APPROVED by the
Committee on Oral Examination.
Engr. Liza R. Maderazo

Member
Engr. Pablo B. Asi

Member
DR. HENRY I. CABATAY, REE

Chairman
Accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor

of Science in Computer Engineering ETEEAP.
DR. HENRY I. CABATAY, REE
Dean
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ABSTRACT
Researchers
Title
: Josefina A. Birog
: Carlo J. Cabisada
: Rodelito L. Caseres
: Michael L. Concepcion
: Wilmyr V. Costiniano
: Emmanuel S. Espinas
: Federick P. Fajardo
: Peter Emerson T. Macha
: Michelle J. Payos
: Bryan R. Sarabia
: Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial Advanced
Technology Attachment (SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System
Type of Document
: Research Paper
Number of Pages
: 42
Course
: Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Name of Institution
: University of Batangas
Address
: Hilltop Batangas City
This study entitled Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial Advanced Technology
Attachment (SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System. Its main objective is to
conceptualize a design that will satisfy the requirements for the implementation of
a Low Cost Automated Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System.
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Identify the components required for the development and implementation of the
conceptualized design. Develop and implement the design using a prototype. Do
a comparative analysis of the existing Imaging System and the proposed design
in terms of cost, performance and functionality. The project was developed to
offer an alternative hard disk drive cloning method which will provide the firms
requirement at a minimum cost with same functionality and performance. In
general, Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
(SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System can be implemented to increase
imaging capacity, speed up cloning, save time and low cost automation.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First, we would like to express our sincere thanks, love and appreciation to
the following persons whose assistance guided the researchers in the successful
completion of the design project.
To Engr. Leni Bulan, our professor and adviser for the kindness and
untiring assistance;
To Mrs. Imelda Delos Reyes our ETEEAP Director for the support and
understanding;
To Toshiba Philippines Incorporated who supported us during the
requisition of the parts for development of the project;
And above all to Almighty God, who continuously poured his countless
blessings, guidance and wisdom.
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DEDICATION
This design project is dedicated to our beloved parents, teachers, children,

friends, colleagues, classmates who supported us. They have given us
motivation and inspiration ever since we began our studies.
To the University of Batangas, College of Engineering and ETEEAP staff
members who gave us unlimited support to be able to finish the design project.
Finally, this design project is dedicated to all those who believe in the
richness of learning.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I: THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
Introduction
Statement of the Problem
Objectives of the Study
Theoretical and Conceptual Framework
Significance of the Study
Scope and Delimitation to Study
Definition of Terms
CHAPTER II: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Related Literature
10
Related Study
14
Synthesis of the Study
17
CHAPTER III: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Methodology
18
Gantt Chart
23
CHAPTER IV: PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

Proposed lay-out design of HDD Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System
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Block Diagram
26
The Components and their function
27
Development of the Prototype
29
Implementation of the design
31
Evaluation of Existing & Propose Imaging System
35
Bill of Material and Cost Estimate
36
Advantage and Disadvantage of Existing and Proposed Design
37
CHAPTER V: SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND

RECOMMENDATION
Summary of Findings
38
Conclusion
40
Recommendation for Research
41
Bibliography
42
Appendices
Relevant Source code
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Detailed User Manual
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Data Sheet
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Curriculum Vitae of Authors
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

Figure 1.1 Conceptual Framework
Figure 2.1 Imaging Server
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Figure 2.2 MC Nylon
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Figure 2.3 Ghost Cast
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Figure 2.4 Active Disk
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Figure 3.1 Design Project Flowchart
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Figure 3.2: Gantt Chart of Low Cost Automated
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Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System

Figure 4.1 HDD rack for 2.5 model
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Figure 4.2 HDD rack 3.5 model
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Figure 4.3 Functional Block Diagram of Multicast
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SATA HDD Imaging System

Figure 4.4 SATA Adapter
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Figure 4.5 SATA Cable
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Figure 4.6 Promise Card (SATA 300)
28
Figure 4.7 Power Supply (Cougar)
28
Figure 4.8 HDD Rack prototype (2.5 & 3.5 model)
29
Figure 4.9 Image server inside view
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Figure 4.10 Image Server back view
30
Figure 4.11 Cost Comparison of Existing and Proposed System
31
Figure 4.12 Performance Comparison of Existing and Proposed System
32
Figure 4.13 Functionality Comparison of Existing and Proposed System
32
Figure 4.14 Summarized Comparative Analysis of Existing
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and Proposed System

Figure 4.15 Screenshot of Completed Cloning Activity of
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Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System

Figure 4.16 Result of evaluation of existing and proposal
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Figure 4.17 Overall Hardware and Software Cost
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Figure 4.18 Cost Comparison of Proposal and Market
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Value Duplicator Technology

Figure 4.19 Advantage and Disadvantage of Existing
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and Proposed Design

Multicast Batch File Script Code
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Multicast Status Tool in Vb.Net 2010 Language
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Figure 5.2 PCI Card connected to Imaging Server
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Figure 5.3 SATA Cable and SATA adapter connected to HDDs SATA
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Figure 5.4 Modified power supply
27
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Figure 5.4 Image Server
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Figure 5.5 Image File
28
Figure 5.6 Start Image button
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Figure 5.7 Screenshot of on-going image
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Figure 5.8 Screenshot of Completed HDD Imaging
30
Approved Entry on TPM Kaizen Suggestion
31
Figure 5.9 Mobile Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System
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APPENDICES
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SOURCE CODE
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Multicast Batch File Script Code
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Multicast Status Tool in Vb.Net 2010 Language
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USER MANUAL
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Multicast SATA Hard Disk Drive Imaging System

1.1 Overview
10 SATA cable HDD duplicators. This makes them well suited for backing up
personal and business data. In the past, users looking to duplicate data on to
multiple HDDs usually had to start up the computer then use writing software
like Ghost. This means time has to be spent on learning to use the software
and then using it to copy data. Proponents answer is the SATA HDD Duplicator
series that offers fast data backup.
1.2 Features
SATA-to-SATA HDD duplicators
Support duplication of DOS OS up to Windows 8 and later versions.
User-friendly interface with viewing tool for status of hard disk drive
1.3 Specifications
Slim type desktop core i3 processor
10 SATA interfaces
17 inch LCD display
Power Supply(110-220V) w/ button control
Software upgradeable via CD/DVD/HDD/USB port
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1.3 Package & Component

Quick Installation Guide x 1
Support CD x 1
SATA Cable x 10
SATA Adapter x10
PCI Card(Promise Card SATA 300) x 3
Environment Operating: 0C~60C
-Non-operating: 20C~85C
Humidity - 15%~90%
2. Installation
Please verify that the product includes all required accessories and the
necessary peripherals are available before installation.
2.1 Install PCI Card
The PCI Card(SATA300) is pictured below.
Figure 5.2 PCI Card connected to Imaging Server

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Before Installation
Before connecting the power, verify that the modified power supply was
off. The Multicast supports 10 SATA connections blue/red cable is
connected to the SATA slots and SATA adapter is connected to the HDDs
power connector port.
Figure 5.3 SATA Cable and SATA adapter connected to HDDs SATA
slots and SATA power connector port.
Figure 5.4 Modified power supply

After connecting all SATA cables and SATA adapter, power on modified
power supply.
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Figure 5.4 Image Server

Power on the imaging server.
Figure 5.5 Image File

Select source image file in the combo box.
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Figure 5.6 Start Image button

After selecting the image file source, click start image button.
Figure 5.7 Screenshot of on-going image.

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Figure 5.8 Screenshot of Completed HDD Imaging

Click the result button to view the status of connected disk drives.
Green-Successful Image
Red-Failed Image
White Smoke-No Disk
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Approved Entry on TPM Kaizen Suggestion.
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TPM Kaizen Suggestion
Figure 5.9 Mobile Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System
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Personal Information
Josefina A. Birog
Binan, Laguna
josie.a.birog@onsemi.com ; josiebirog@yahoo.com
09154303867
Educational Attainment
University of Batangas
BS Computer Engineer ETEEAP Program
2013-2014
Work Experience
ON Semiconductor Phils. Inc.
Sr. Quality Systems Supervisor
August 1999-present
Maintains and upgrades quality systems through internal audits;

Supports quality systems plant-wide awareness;
Supports customer service related to quality systems;
Presents and reports non-compliance / audit findings;
Supports supplier audit;
Supports corporate audit activities;
Manages Document Control Center
Oversee the Document Control Center to ensure timely distribution of complete, accurate, consistent,
and up-to-date documents for the efficient manufacture of OSPI products.
Resolve, coordinate, and communicate document concerns and problems with other ON Semi sites and
subcontractors and suppliers
Ensure that OSPI documents are aligned to ON Semi Corporate and International standards
Check, process, and submit documents to AGILE/DocServer
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Carlo J. Cabisada
Santa Rosa City
carlo.cabisada@gmail.com
09087823775
2013-2014
Work Experience
Toshiba Information Equipment of the Phils.
Helpdesk (Technical Support)
May 2009 Present
Duties and Responsibility
Maintains & controls PC server & client

PC Client Configuration, Software Installation & Troubleshooting.
Technical Support To End Users.
Maintenance of Anti-Virus Control System including PC clients, Server & other related Devices
Performs routine activities in maintaining I.T. services being managed & handled by Information
Systems Dept. (ISD)
Technical Support And Maintenance for Canteen Point Of Sale System and Timekeeping Data Capture
System.
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Rodelito L. Caseres
621 Purok 3, Sucat, Muntinlupa City
rodelito.caseres@gmail.com
09064699999
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, University of Batangas, 2014
Computer Technician and Systems Management, IETI Calamba, 1999
Work Experience
Toshiba Information Equipment (Phils.), Inc.
Systems Tehnician
June 2000 Present
- Ensuring the companys aim of non-stop IT by providing 24/7 support.
- Responsible in resolving technical issues involving network connectivity, database integrity , IT equipment
(printers, laptop and desktop, routers, servers etc) and software/hardware issues.
- Periodically performs application updates and hardware upgrades.
- Manage and setup IT equipments within the company and subcontracting companies.
- Responsible in IT equipment inventory and process documentation.
- Conduct database monitoring and performs monthly database maintenance (backup/compaction).
- Suggest new technologies and ideas related to systems operations overall effectiveness and productivity.
- Test and evaluate new IT equipment for manufacturing use
- Checking of File Servers and other storage devices.
- Develop and maintain applications use in manufacturing lines.
- Conduct training of standard operations for new software/application that will be deployed in manufacturing.
- Conduct routine audits to ensure compliance with companys policies and standards.
- Communicate with Subcon groups regarding systems stability and related IT matters.
- Compliance with 5s, TPM, SA8000, ISO9000, ISO14001, ISO18000, ISO27001.
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Michael L. Concepcion
#23 Balimbing St. Dona Manuela 4A, Pamplona 3 Las Pias City
mike.concepcion@onsemi.com
(02) 551 - 1077
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:
2013-2014
Work Experience:
ON Semiconductor Philippines Inc.
Golden Mile Business Park SEZ
Governors Drive, Carmona Cavite
Philippines
BU Product Technician
Test Product Engineering Department
Jan 2011 to present
Duties and Responsibilities:
Engaged in new product introduction, temp char evaluation and qualifications
Engaged in hold lots disposition in terms of set-up or device related issues
Engaged in data analysis and product yield improvement.
Support for external failure analysis report.
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Wilmyr V. Costiniano
FTI Signal Village, Taguig City
Wilmyr.costiniano@maximintegrated.com wilmyr_costiniano@yahoo.com.ph
0915-9413694
2013-2014
Work Experience
Maxim Integrated
Equipment Technician
October 2010 Present
Job Summary:
Conduct day to day sustaining activities to support production.

Performs major troubleshooting and solve complex problems using defined methodologies of WLP/
SMT equipment with high efficiency
Convert/set up WLP/Module equipment as production required.
Performs regular image backup of all equipment computer hard drives
Responsible for the completion of all maintenance service requests as assigned.
Assure safety standards are used which comply to company guidelines.
Performs documentations
Coordinate equipment issues to production, planning and PE group.
Follows what is written in the specification.
Understands the importance of ESD.
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Emmanuel S. Espinas
Bacoor, Cavite
Xyrille073010@gmail.com
09289759996
BS Computer Engineering ETEEAP Program
2013-2014
Work Experience
Artesyn Embedded Technologies (Emerson Network Power)
In-Circuit Test Development and Support Technician
April 2007 Present
Job Summary:
Support all In-Circuit test and Daughter Board test related issues to maintain smooth flow of line and meet the
production target output
.
In-Circuit Test Program Debugging
Responsible for creating test program that will check all the values of the components in a product unit.
In-Circuit Test Program Development
Lead technician on program development to improve the test quality and test time of all testers.
In-Circuit Test Program Utilization
Lead technician on utilizing all kinds of In circuit testers.
PLANNING
Attend and participate on planning session to cater new products and line transfer.
SPECIAL PROJECT: HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE DEPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT
Support for implementation of hardware and software projects.
EVALUATION AND SIMULATIONS
Responsible in conducting test evaluation and simulations together with higher managements to improve test
coverage of company products.
MAKING WORK STANDARDS
Make effective work process that improves work performance.
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Federick Joe P. Fajardo
2311 Syquia St. Sta. Ana Manila
fjpfajardo@ph.ibm.com URL: http://arpa.ph/fjpf
Mobile: +63 917 871 7229 Landline: +632 215 1306
EDUCATION:
UNIVERSITY OF BATANGAS, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCOE)

Batangas, Philippines October 2013 PRESENT
WORK HISTORY:
IBM Advisory IT Specialist, August 2012 Present
Designs, develops and supports application solutions to meet
client requirements. Design, develop and/or re-engineer highly
complex application components, and integrate software
packages, programs and reusable objects residing on multiple
platforms.
ARPATECH Entrepreneur, March 2011 July 2012
Conducts designs and develops different IT solutions and implementations which
include server and network administration, web application development, security
and staff training to on-shore and off-shore clients.
ACCENTURE Senior Software Engineer, June 2008 February 2011
Provides system and server administration for an investment banking firm, Morgan
Stanley. Administers and handles multiple LDAP servers across five (5) geographic
regions and manages the security of people data and access control for employees
through the Oracle Identity Manager (formerly Sun Identity Manager).
XREIGN TECHNOLOGIES Sr. System and Network Administrator, April 2007 May
2008
Provides server administration and technical support in maintaining the stability,
security and high availability of network services such as Web, Mail, DNS, proxy
servers and firewall and coordinates with other IT teams in U.S, China and Romania.
QKNOX System Administrator, February 2006 April 2007
Responsible for the overall configuration of the corporate network and servers which
includes VoIP, Web, Mail, DNS, proxy, firewall and monitors network status and
performance for any issues or inconsistencies.
TEAM PACIFIC CORPORATION
Technician III, November 2004 February 2006/Consultant, November 2006 May 2007
Coordinate with the Sr. System Administrator for the development and implementation
of cost cutting solutions for the IT infrastructure and maintains its stability and security.
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Peter Emerson T. Macha
1116 San Pablo St. Carmona Cavite
peter.macha@onsemi.com
0906 - 3113789
2013-2014
Work Experience
ON Semiconductor Philippines Inc.
Carmona, Cavite
Product Engineer
1999 Present
YEAR 2012 up to Present as Product Engineer for SPG (PK devices)
MBOI (Manufacturing Build of Information) Management including PIS (Product Information Sheet
request), New Bonding Diagram configuration and setup, BOM (Build of Material) update and changes,
Setup new OPN for internal and external (SUBCON).
MRB/MPE Report presentations for low yielding lots/MPE and provide fast and effective corrective and
permanent corrective action.
Hardware debugging and configuration for both PROBE and FT.
CAB (Corporate Action Board) presentation for NPI devices including lots qualification, HW R%R, Lot
distribution, FRB/So configuration and software/program qualification.
Program modification for yield, test time improvement and setup elimination.
2005-2012 (TEST Product Technician- Standard Logic devices)
In charge to support TSSOP/SOIC/SOIEAJ and SOIC WIDE line regarding device issues, setup etc.
HOLD lots verification.
Support EBRs, NPI product qualification including lots QUAL, LB stuffing, LB debug, repair and handler
run.
Test Time reduction.
SKIP gate implementation
Communicates ASSY issue to its respective process
Send initial report to local BU for those devices with possible FAB defects and PROBE issues.
Doing Initial report on those lots with ASSY issue such as X-ray, BENCH testing and de-capsulation.
Communicates needed allocation to planning to process needed EBR and NPI.
EBR generation, monitoring and follow-up s.
MBOI correction thru DARTS
CofDC generation and request.
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Michelle J. Payos
Rosario, Pasig City
michelle.payos@toshiba.co.jp michelle.payos@gmail.com
0939-6449933
2013-2014
Work Experience
Toshiba Information Equipment of the Phils.
System Technician(ISD/IS4)
July 2007 Present
Job Summary:
Manages with deligated authority in the control of the dept. Computer systems (hardware & software) which are
necessary for production. Assist in the sustenance of diffirent mfg. process equipment (like p/l checker, pcbmics,
hddmics) to meet production requirements. Compliance w/ SA8000, ISO9000 and ISO14001.
HARDWARE CONTROL FOR CR/QC/WS/SMT/SUBCON
Manages and maintain the IT equipment and peripheral used in CR/QC/WS/SMT/Subcon.
HARDWARE EVALUATION MANAGEMENT FOR CR/QC/WS/SMT/SUBCON
Manages the evaluation of IT equipment and peripherral used in CR/WS/SMT/Subcon.
HARDWARE/LICENSE MANAGEMENT MAINTAINANCE
Control for hardware/software license of it equipment in CR/WS/SMT/Subcon.
PLANNING & COMPLIANCE
Manages and maintain it equipment control in CR/WS/SMT/Subcon.
SPECIAL PROJECT HARDWARE DEPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT
Support for implementation of hardware group project and activities.
HPC MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
Manages the systems software that is used for mfg. Process (completion history, manufacturing label, issuance
systems, false part, and mounting prevention system and pcbidea system).
SUBCON SUPPORT
Manages and maintain the computer systems and printer used for completion history and issuance labels.
HPC SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE MANAGEMENT
Maintain and support manufacturing section for the use of PCBIDEA application software and hardware
maintenance.
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Low Cost Automated Multicast Serial Advanced Technology Attachment

(SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System

A Design Project Presented To The Faculty

In Partial Fulfillment Of The Requirements For The Degree Bachelor Of

February 15, 2014

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Engr. Leni A. Bulan

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Engr. Liza R. Maderazo

Engr. Pablo B. Asi

DR. HENRY I. CABATAY, REE

Accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Technology Attachment (SATA) Hard Disk Drive Imaging System

: Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

: Hilltop Batangas City

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

This design project is dedicated to our beloved parents, teachers, children,

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

Statement of the Problem

Objectives of the Study

Theoretical and Conceptual Framework

Significance of the Study

Scope and Delimitation to Study

CHAPTER II: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Synthesis of the Study

CHAPTER III: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

CHAPTER IV: PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

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The Components and their function

Development of the Prototype

Implementation of the design

Evaluation of Existing & Propose Imaging System

Bill of Material and Cost Estimate

Advantage and Disadvantage of Existing and Proposed Design

CHAPTER V: SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND

Recommendation for Research

Detailed User Manual

Curriculum Vitae of Authors

Campuses: Hilltop | MH del Pilar | Pallocan East | Pallocan West | Lipa

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

Figure 2.1 Imaging Server

Figure 2.2 MC Nylon

Figure 2.3 Ghost Cast

Figure 2.4 Active Disk

Figure 3.1 Design Project Flowchart

Figure 3.2: Gantt Chart of Low Cost Automated

Multicast SATA HDD Imaging System

Figure 4.2 HDD rack 3.5 model

Figure 4.3 Functional Block Diagram of Multicast

SATA HDD Imaging System

Figure 4.5 SATA Cable

Figure 4.6 Promise Card (SATA 300)

Figure 4.7 Power Supply (Cougar)

Figure 4.8 HDD Rack prototype (2.5 & 3.5 model)

Figure 4.9 Image server inside view

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Figure 4.10 Image Server back view

Figure 4.11 Cost Comparison of Existing and Proposed System

Figure 4.12 Performance Comparison of Existing and Proposed System

Figure 4.13 Functionality Comparison of Existing and Proposed System

Figure 4.14 Summarized Comparative Analysis of Existing