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NEWS    September 7, 2010
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DEK Launches ProActiv at Exclusive Webinar
Thursday, September 02, 2010 | DEK    
The DEK team is currently preparing for the launch of its new ProActiv technology, being billed as one of the company's most important technology breakthroughs of recent years. To support the launch, DEK will be highlighting ProActiv's ability to revolutionize paste transfer efficiency with an exclusive Webinar, September 24-27, 2010.
Manncorp Revamps Entire Line of Rework Systems
Tuesday, August 31, 2010 | Manncorp    
A new line of rework systems, ranging from manually assisted models for video game repair to versatile, fully automatic versions with split vision, can now be seen at manncorp/smt/rework.com.
Milara Appoints Laryo as Exclusive Italian Rep
Monday, August 23, 2010 | PRLog    
Milara Inc., a leader in stencil printing technological innovation, has appointed Laryo as its representative throughout Italy.
FCT Assembly Secures ITAR Registration
Monday, August 16, 2010 | PRLog    
ITAR documents FCT's dedication to adhering to the regulations that control the import and export of defense-related articles and services on the United States Munitions List. FCT also updated its registration for ISO 9001:2008.
APS Novastar Releases New SMT Stencil Printer Video
Wednesday, August 11, 2010 | APS Novastar    
APS Novastar is pleased to announce the release of a new video covering its SPR line of Stencil Printers for PCB assembly. Reviewing the complete SMT Stencil Printer product line, the video features the company's newest model, the recently released SPR-45VA Stencil Printer with SMTrue Vision Assist.
The Challenges of PoP Devices During Assembly and Inspection
Tuesday, July 27, 2010 | Bob Willis, askbobwillis.com and David Bernard, Dage Precision Industries    
This paper outlines the process associated with soldering stacked packages using dip flux and dip solder pastes specifically designed to overcome the incidence of package warp. Based on the process issues involved, inspection results are presented to better illustrate the challenges in implementing PoP into production.
DEK Solar Appoints Steve Fuszard Production Team Leader
Tuesday, July 20, 2010 | DEK    
DEK Solar has announced the appointment of Steve Fuszard as its new Production Team Leader. The move is part of the division's drive to fully integrate the build of its metallization platforms into the successful Lean Manufacturing Build Programme now proven throughout the DEK organisation.
DEK Extends Commitment to Lean with New Recruit
Monday, July 19, 2010 | DEK    
DEK has appointed Lean Six-Sigma Black Belt Liang Zong as its new Business Improvement Engineer. She will be responsible for boosting companywide efficiency through lean business improvement initiatives.
Essemtec Addresses Pick-and-Place System Challenges
Thursday, July 15, 2010 | By Adrian Scharli, Essemtec AG    
Pneumatic dispensing valves mounted on SMT pick-and-place machines were just a useful accessory to save expensive stencils when producing prototypes before; but the application range is much wider now as modern SMD placement machines also can be combined with high-tech metering systems.
Christopher Associates Sponsors Research on Solder Paste Printing Process Guide
Thursday, July 15, 2010 | PRLog    
Christopher Associates is proud to have sponsored a recent study conducted by noted industry expert Chrys Shea. The research identified the root causes of defects in the stencil printing process.
FEATURES    September 7, 2010
The Challenges of PoP Devices During Assembly and Inspection
Tuesday, July 27, 2010 | Bob Willis, askbobwillis.com and David Bernard, Dage Precision Industries    
This paper outlines the process associated with soldering stacked packages using dip flux and dip solder pastes specifically designed to overcome the incidence of package warp. Based on the process issues involved, inspection results are presented to better illustrate the challenges in implementing PoP into production.
Next-Generation PoP Pastes for Electronics Assembly
Tuesday, June 29, 2010 | Jim Hisert and Brandon Judd, Indium Corporation    
Many differences exists between PoP pastes and the traditional solder pastes. This paper highlights those differences and discusses the characteristics needed by PoP pastes to increase transfer efficiency, eliminate head-in-pillow defects and provide excellent solder wetting.
LPKF Details 3-D Structuring Business
Wednesday, June 09, 2010 | Real Time With...IPC APEX Expo 2010    
Stephan Schmidt, President of LPKF's North American Business, outlines his company's booming 3-D structuring business and how the same drive toward miniaturization has led to opportunities in laser-based de-paneling.
Thermal Interface Material Gets Innovation Honor
Monay, June 07, 2010 | Real Time With...IPC APEX Expo 2010    
PowerstrateXtreme is Henkel's new printable phase change thermal interface material that allows for precise thickness control and automated processing via a stencil printing process. Technical Service Director Dr. Brian Toleno explains the relevance of this thermal management material and its industry benefit.
The Landscape of PCB Technology is Changing Rapidly--How Will AOI Testing Keep Up? Part II
Tuesday, June 01, 2010 | Pamela Lipson, Imagen Incorporated and Lyle Sherwood, Landrex Technologies, Inc.    
The popularity of HDI is rising. Solder jet printing and cold attachment rival traditional solder printing. Manufacturers are building smaller and smaller quantities--even batches of one! What does this all mean for traditional AOI? Part II of this paper discusses the strengths and weaknesses of AOI given significant changes in PCB materials and manufacturing methods.
Screen Printing in the Dawn of Fuel Cells
December 1, 2006 | SMT Magazine Archive    
The world is ready for fuel cell technologies - more people are concerned with environmental damage from burning fossil fuels.
Metal Stencil Overview
April 1, 2001 | SMT Magazine Archive    
A definite learning curve exists when ordering the stencil for a printing process. When familiarization with its technologies helps produce desired results, the stencil becomes a constant in an otherwise variable assembly operation.
ARTICLES    September 7, 2010
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Real Time With... Brings Events to Your Screen
Wednesday, July 07, 2010 | I-Connect007    
Trade shows and conferences are vital to the PCB assembly world. Where else can you meet so many potential customers and suppliers? Still, you can't make every industry event, and if you can’t be there, our Real Time With... video coverage is the next best thing to being there.
Real Time with...EMS Technology Videos
Wednesday, July 07, 2010 | I-Connect007    
I-Connect007's Real Time with... has produced over 3,000 video interviews, conference presentations and product reviews at major events around the world. Past events include IPC APEX Expo, productronica, IPC Midwest, SMTA International, Mexitronica, NEPCON China and many more.
Next-Generation PoP Pastes for Electronics Assembly
Tuesday, June 29, 2010 | Jim Hisert and Brandon Judd, Indium Corporation    
Many differences exists between PoP pastes and the traditional solder pastes. This paper highlights those differences and discusses the characteristics needed by PoP pastes to increase transfer efficiency, eliminate head-in-pillow defects and provide excellent solder wetting.
LPKF Details 3-D Structuring Business
Wednesday, June 09, 2010 | Real Time With...IPC APEX Expo 2010    
Stephan Schmidt, President of LPKF's North American Business, outlines his company's booming 3-D structuring business and how the same drive toward miniaturization has led to opportunities in laser-based de-paneling.
New Coating, Dispensing, and Printing Products
June 8, 2010 | SMT Magazine Archive    
These new products include automatic conformal coating inspection; electrically conductive adhesive to replace solders; a line of coating cure ovens; a radiometer for light cure; fine-structure screen printer; a valve actuator; and dispensable TIM.
Thermal Interface Material Gets Innovation Honor
Monay, June 07, 2010 | Real Time With...IPC APEX Expo 2010    
PowerstrateXtreme is Henkel's new printable phase change thermal interface material that allows for precise thickness control and automated processing via a stencil printing process. Technical Service Director Dr. Brian Toleno explains the relevance of this thermal management material and its industry benefit.
New in Solders: No-Clean Lead-free Pastes and Eco Solder Recovery
June 4, 2010 | SMT Magazine Archive    
Henkel launched Multicore LF620 no-clean lead-free solder paste; Kester announces its NXG1-HF lead-free no-clean solder paste; FCT Assembly debuted NL9302 no-clean, lead-free, halide-free solder paste; and Seika Machinery Inc. brought on board a Solder Paste Recycling Unit.
The Landscape of PCB Technology is Changing Rapidly--How Will AOI Testing Keep Up? Part II
Tuesday, June 01, 2010 | Pamela Lipson, Imagen Incorporated and Lyle Sherwood, Landrex Technologies, Inc.    
The popularity of HDI is rising. Solder jet printing and cold attachment rival traditional solder printing. Manufacturers are building smaller and smaller quantities--even batches of one! What does this all mean for traditional AOI? Part II of this paper discusses the strengths and weaknesses of AOI given significant changes in PCB materials and manufacturing methods.
New Precision Dispensing Tools and Materials
April 26, 2010 | SMT Magazine Archive    
DEK debuted an enclosed print head; Christopher Associates brought out a precision mixer, Ovation released a Gold version of its Grid-Lok fixturing; Asymtek debuted dual simultaneous jetting, and DYMAX introduced a curing wand.
Laser-cut Electropolish and Laser-cut Nanocoat Stencils: A Comparison of Finish Performance for Complex Designs
April 13, 2010 | SMT Magazine Archive    
Miguel A. Lara, Celestica, examines solder paste deposition for designs with miniature/fine-pitch and large components. This paper presents the results of solder paste deposition with an alternate post-process operation to SMT stencils that is claimed to improve paste release and consistency. There are two analyzed outputs: solder paste brick height and volume. Variation, normality, and process capability analysis is measured for electroformed and nanocoated laser-cut stencils in identical operations.
COLUMNS    September 7, 2010
The Evolution of Stencil Technology
July 1, 2007 | SMT Magazine Archive    
Over the past 20 years, the size of electronic packages has continued to shrink as the density of I/O leads has increased.
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