TOKYO -- Tatsuta System Electronics Co. released a new EMI shield film, SF PC-5000, formulated for flex interconnects, COF, hinge applications in cellular phones, digital camera modules and LCD drivers. Total thickness is 22 microns. Well suited for dynamic flex operations, also acts as a covercoat.
Base dielectric is a soft epoxy only 5 microns thick, covered with 0.1 to 0.15 microns of silver and 17 microns of anisotropic conductive Adhesive. Said to exhibit excellent thermal stability during reflow with no blistering or warpage and minimal shrinkage. Comes with a matte black finish, a 50-micron PET transfer film for handling and a 120-micro film for protection.
Further info.and samples available from FRP Services & Co.: (914) 868-4090 Ext. 110; kobayashi@frpusa.com
Promation recently expanded their in-line label placement stations by adding a “Print on Demand” feature prior to the pick-and-place function.
ELC-100 is a standard in-line label pick-and-place station that uses the customer’s pre-printed label rolls. ELC-200 allows customers to print their labels (based upon select criteria) and have them placed on the PCB.
Both stations can accurately place labels, ranging from 7 x 7 mm to 40 x 40 mm, through the use of an x/y gantry and touch panel interface. Clamshell design allows full access to the labeling system.
Available with YL and LLX size internal conveyors.
Promation, pro-mation-inc.com
nLight, a manufacturer of high-power semiconductor lasers, has released a near-infrared (NIR) diode laser that emits 3W continuous-wave (CW) power from a single, 100-micron broad area emitter. Available in a C-Mount or High Heat Load (HHL) package, the high-brightness, 808-nm, multimode diode laser is a pump source for solid-state lasers, and heat or illumination source for medical and industrial applications.
Has an operating current of 2.8A and compliance voltage of 1.85V. Beam divergence is <36 degrees by <10 degrees, FWHM. As an added feature, nLight can include an AR-coated cylinder lens to collimate the fast-axis to <2 degrees, FWHM, with >95% power transmission.
NLight, nLight.net