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August 2006 cover

FEATURES

  • The Lean Culture
    'Eyes for Waste'
    Celestica's Global Lean Architect explains why going Lean means persistently asking, Is this something the customer would for pay for?
    Robert Hemmant

  • Cover Story
    Interconnects and Their Effect on Automated SMT Placement
    More components than ever can be processed in an automated SMT line. The challenge: to combine the increasing spectrum into a single machine platform to minimize the need for different machine types.
    Frederik Moberg

  • Factory Floor Workcells
    Flexible Manufacturing Systems for Wave and Fountain Wave Soldering
    Using unique solder pots for each alloy is a low-cost, highly efficient solution for mid-volume environments.
    Lee Whiteman

  • Wire Bonding
    Large Diameter Wire Bonding to Organic Boards
    FR-4 substrates are showing up in high rel products as a cost-effective - and proven - alternative to ceramic.
    Mike McKeown and Gerard O'Brien

  • ICT ROI
    The Economics of In-Circuit Testing
    Even small improvements in defect coverage can have a large impact on more expensive downstream verification and diagnosis, repair and retest. A methodology for examining the effect of ICT alternatives on these costs.
    Michael J. Smith

  • Final Finishes
    Know Your Final Finish Options
    Pros and cons of the newest alternative finishes.
    Donald Walsh, George Milad and Donald Gudeczauskas

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On the cover: Tips on which nozzles work with certain parts. (Photo courtesy Mydata Automation AB)


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