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Nanotech Firm Says Solved RoHS Issues |
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Written by Mike Buetow
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Tuesday, 27 September 2005 |
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SANTA BARBARA, CA -- A California nanotech firm has launched an RoHS-compliant solution to printed circuit board failure.
Proprietary technology from Interface Sciences Corp. uses
dense molecular arrangement on the nanoscale in addition to the use of
unconventional molecules.
Dr. Damon Brink, ISC's chief science and
technology officer said, the concept "leads to a
stronger, more reliable product at a fraction of the cost, while
enabling low-cost resin and material systems to be used in
high-performance boards assembled with lead-free solder."
The firm said the solution mediates problems stemming from the use of lead-free solders.
Interface Sciences is an
early-stage nanotechnology commercialization company holding platform
technologies that were developed by a major government laboratory. The
company's emphasis is on materials and surface innovation at the
nanoscale.
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