Uploading Sensor Data Into Production Database Using the Sensor GUI

A Graphical User Interface (GUI) script has been written for easily uploading test sensor data of a registered component into the production database (PDB).

Make sure to upload first the CV data in order to obtain the full depletion voltage before uploading the IV data.

Uploading test data GUI tutorial

(i) Starting the GUI

To start the GUI for uploading test data simply cd into sensors_production/GUI and run UploadTestResult.py:

$ cd sensors_production/GUI
$ python UploadTestResult.py

You should see the GUI popping up on your screen and it should look like this:

(ii) Data input Description

Before you can use to GUI to select, analyse and upload your sensor data, you must make sure that data is in the correct format.

Your data can be a json-file or a text file. Example data for all tests can be found here:

$ cd sensors_production/data

Make sure to change your data to have the same input as the example files or simply overwrite the example files. Save all your data in the /data folder.

Example of an IV-test json-file:

{
    "component": "20UPGS92200001",
    "test": "IV",
    "institution": "UNIBERGEN",
    "date": "27.10.2020 23:32",
    "prefix": "A",
    "depletion_voltage": 20,
    "properties": {
        "HUM":34,
        "TEMP": 20.2
    },
        "IV_ARRAY": {
            "time": [0.0, 15.0, 30.0, 44.0, 59.0],
            "voltage": [0.0, 5.0, 10.0, 15.0, 20.0],
            "current": [0.0013004, 0.0074223, 0.0079288, 0.0081665, 0.0080661],
            "sigma current": [0.00032658, 0.0006318, 0.00035625, 0.00025333, 0.00031878],
            "temperature": [20.3, 20.3, 20.2, 20.2, 19.8],
            "humidity": [34.6, 34.6, 34.5, 34.5, 34.5]
          }
}

Data input for all tests

Input	Description	Required
Component	Database serial number of the component to upload data to.	Yes
Test	Specify the test name: IV, CV, IT, inter-pixel resistance, metrology on wafer/sensor or visual inspection.	Yes
Institution	Code of institute taking the test	Yes
Data	Data and time the test was done	Yes

Data input for IV, CV and IT Test

Input	Description	Required
Prefix	Prefix (Unit) of number on current (A or uA ) or capacitance (F or pF)	No[^1]
Depletion Voltage	Depletion Voltage on sensor in units of Volts (V)	Yes
Hum	Average humidity during test measurements in RH (%)	No[^2]
Temp	Average temperature during test measurements in ℃	No[^2]
Time	Time data array in seconds (s)	only for IT
Voltage	Voltage data array in (V)	Yes
Current/Capacitance	Data array for current or capacitance in units specified in Prefix	Yes
Sigma current/capacitance	Uncertainty array on current/capacitance in the same unit	No
Temperature	Temperature array data during measurements in ℃	No[^2]
Humidity	Humidity array data during measurements in RH (%)	No[^2]

[^1] If nothing entered, the default units will be assumed (uA and pF).

[^2] At least either the average temperature and humidity must be present OR the temperature/humidity array must be present (the average is a requirement in the QC specifications and gets calculated if only the array is filled in).

Data input for Inter-pixel resistance

Input	Description	Required
Resistance	Resistance measured in Ohm (Ω) with any prefix	Yes
Capacitance	Capacitance measured Farad (F) with any prefix	Yes

Data input for Metrology

Input	Description	Required
Sensor Bow	3x3 matrix array with bow measurement	Only for sensor tile
Sensor/wafer thickness	Thickness of sensor/wafer	Yes

Data input for Visual Inspection

Input	Description	Required
Comment	String describing the visual inspection	Yes
Test_passed	Boolean (true or false) stating if the test passed or not	Yes
Image_link	Weblink to the storage of the high-resolution images	Yes

(iii) Analysing and uploading data

When the data input is ready, you can analyse it and then upload the data to the component specified in the json-data file.

In GUI, select your test you want to upload with "Please choose a test" drop-down menu and select the data input file with the "Browse data files".

After this selection, click the "Analyse data files" button in the GUI. Your data will now get analysed by the scripts and the output in the terminal should look something like this (example of CV-test output):

Extracting capacitance value for Voltage = 80 V
Sensor ID:                                       20UPGS72200010
Depletion voltage:                               75.8 +- 0.4 V
Less than criteria V?                            Yes, [PASSED]
Pixel below 0.1pF (=0.001019921875pF)?           Yes, [PASSED]
Does the sensor meet all MS-CV criteria?         Yes, [PASSED]

The output in the terminal will tell you which criteria in the test passed or failed. For IV, CV or IT-test, plots will get created in the /plots folder.

To upload the analysed test, click "Upload Test Results". A green success message will show in the GUI if the data was uploaded and you can view your test data in the WebApp under "My Components" -> Select Component -> Scroll all the way down to see "Tests".

If the analysis/upload fails, please see error output in the terminal window or see section (IV)

Tip

If you have many data files, you can select them one by one in the GUI and they will get stored in a data array and can be analysed and uploaded at the same time.

(IV) Checking your data input

Checking IV, CV, IT data:

1. In the IV, CV and IT JSON-file check that your data array is named IV_ARRAY, CV_ARRAY and IT_ARRAY respectively in the JSON-file.
2. Make sure the data array lengths are equal for all the input. For example, you can't have 4 voltage steps and 5 current steps in your arrays.
3. Make sure there are commas and end brackets correctly set in your data-input

All tests:
You can always modify/debug the analysis scripts by going into the Analysis folder.

For bugs/feedback found in the GUI scripts, please make a git issue.