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2005 Articles
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2005 articles
Using Traditional SMT Processes for Semiconductor Packaging
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Written by
Clive Ashmore
Published: 26 October 2005
A two-part look at bumping and encapsulation of flip-chip BGAs.
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Switching to Pb-Free: Wave Soldering
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Written by
Markus Walter
Published: 11 October 2005
How to adjust conveyors, pots, preheaters and solder modules for Pb-free processes.
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0.1 Cent RFID Chip Assembly?
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Written by
Hugo Pristauz
Published: 11 October 2005
Technologies to slash manufacturing costs for the ubiquitous tags are being aggressively pursued.
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Parameters of Reflow Encapsulation
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Written by
American Competitiveness Institute
Published: 11 October 2005
"No-flow" materials cut four steps, including one dispensing step and a reflow pass.
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Zero-Defect IC Inspection
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Written by
Peter Krippner
Published: 11 October 2005
Anyway you look at it, camera view plays a key role in defect detection.
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Bench Strength
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Written by
Mike Buetow
Published: 11 October 2005
Mark Cowell
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