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Industry 4.0 For Economic Developers Terms to Know

Technical Library | 2021-06-02 19:43:00.0

A glossary of Industry 4.0 Terms to Know

Des Moines Area Community College

Where will Computer Numerical Control Machines Go

Technical Library | 2021-11-04 01:34:02.0

At present, the development of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines with each passing day, characteristics of high-speed, high-precision, complex, intelligent, open, parallel drive, network, extreme, green have become the trend and direction.

OKmarts Industrial Parts Mall

Siemens Piece 0319827S02 SMT Spare Parts Smt Placement Equipment

Technical Library | 2022-10-31 08:48:31.0

Quality: 100% Tested Precision: High Precision Color: Sliver Transport Package: Wooden Case Specification: HS50 Certification: ISO, CE

Shenzhen Zhongrun Hi-Tech Technology Co., Ltd.

MSD in Electronic Assembly

Technical Library | 2023-09-23 22:29:02.0

Moisture trapped within components and PBs presents a serious problem during the fabrication and assembly process. Too much moisture can lead to board failures when it is turned to steam during the reflow process.

Acroname

Manufacture and Characterization of a Novel Flip-Chip Package Z-interconnect Stack-up with RF Structures

Technical Library | 2008-02-26 15:02:19.0

More and more chip packages need multi-GHz RF structures to meet their performance targets. The ideal chip package needs to combine RF features with Digital features for these applications. They drive low-loss, controlled impedance transmission lines, flexibility in assigned signal and power layers, and clearances of various shapes in power layers. Building these features in a chip package is difficult without making the stack-up very thick or compromising the reliability of the product. In the present paper, we have designed and built a flip-chip package test vehicle (TV) to make new RF structures, using Z-axis interconnection (Zinterconnect) building blocks.

i3 Electronics

Coating Drug-eluting Arterial Stents Using Ultrasonic Spray Nozzles

Technical Library | 2009-02-04 21:49:02.0

One proven method used to treat clogged arteries employs tubular, mesh-like metal structures, known as stents, inserted into an affected artery to relieve the blockage. Bare metal stents often cause a condition called restinosis, the buildup of scar tissue around the stent, causing re-blockage. To counter this, polymer coatings containing drugs that are released over time are used to inhibit restinosis. Applying coatings to stents, which have intricate geometries, is challenging. Using ultrasonic atomizing spray nozzles has proven effective in achieving continuous and uniform coatings. This paper describes the unique nozzle designs employed, the methodology used, and the results obtained.

SONO-TEK CORPORATION

High Frequency Dk and Df Test Methods Comparison High Density Packaging User Group (HDP) Project

Technical Library | 2019-02-06 22:02:08.0

The High Density Packaging (HDP) user group has completed a project to evaluate the majority of viable Dk (Dielectric Constant)/Df (Dissipation Factor) and delay/loss electrical test methods, with a focus on the methods used for speeds above 2 GHz. A comparison of test methods from 1 to 2 GHz through to higher test frequencies was desired, testing a variety of laminate materials (standard volume production with UL approval, low loss, and "halogen-free" laminate materials). Variations in the test board material resin content/construction and copper foil surface roughness/type were minimized. Problems with Dk/Df and loss test methods and discrepancies in results are identified, as well as possible correlations or relationships among these higher speed test methods.

Oracle Corporation

Counterfeit Component Analysis

Technical Library | 2020-01-02 12:16:02.0

A customer contacted the Helpline with the concern that parts being used in their assembly may possibly be counterfeit components. The counterfeiting of electronics components is a world-wide problem, and the threat today is even more evident than ever before. Any company, large or small, that manufactures assemblies using electronics components is equally susceptible to using counterfeit devices in their assemblies. In most cases, counterfeit components aren't discovered until after the component has already been placed on a printed circuit board (PCB), usually during first article electrical test. At this point, the only recourse is to debug the circuit to determine the faulty component and rework each PCB already in production to replace the faulty component. As one might easily surmise, this is a rather costly process; world-wide, counterfeit components account for over $15B loss in sales annually!

A.T.E. Solutions, Inc.

Soldering Faster At Lower Temperatures: A Performance Comparison

Technical Library | 1999-05-09 13:14:02.0

Studies and tests of comparative soldering iron thermal performance at low temperatures - Metcal direct power soldering technology compared to conventional stored energy soldering irons from leading manufacturers.

Metcal

No-Residue Technology Chemistry and Physics

Technical Library | 2004-09-02 11:56:32.0

The main goal of this paper is to highlight the importance of interrelating the physics and the chemistry in wave soldering and soft soldering in general. Often we find the disciplines of chemistry and physics being analyzed distinct and separate. However in the quest for alternative ways for leading edge competitive and especially environmental friendly manufacturing, separating or ignoring this interrelationship is detrimental to the success of No-Residue soldering.

Interflux USA, Inc.


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