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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 31 August 2004 19:00 |
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FEATURES
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Screen Printing Reducing Variation Through 'Intelligent' Stencils Stencil variation arises from equipment error and human intervention. A study reveals sources of variation and a system for controlling them. Chrys Shea, Valentijn Van Velthoven, Ron Tripp and Ranjit Pandher
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Stencil Developments Next-Generation Interchangeable Foils Said to be easier to load and unload and safer to use, new and improved foils are finding a home in high-mix manufacturing. Neil MacRaild
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Cover Story An On-Board Mass Calibration System for Liquid Encapsulation For dispensing epoxy, engineers often focus on short-term pump repeatability as an equipment selection and qualification criterion, though it is useful only as a snapshot of pump capability. More important, as this investigation reveals, is the ability to quickly and easily measure and adjust the process centering over time. Thomas Karlinski
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Pb-Freee Soldering Considerations for Implementing Lead Free Planning to upgrade or replace your line to meet new lead-free standards? Be sure you know what you're in for. Mark Cannon
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Products ATExpo Product Spotlight What's new at the annual ATExpo trade show later this month.
PERSPECTIVES
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Editorial New packages: smaller and greener. Mike Buetow
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The Fine Pitch Q&A with Neil MacRaild, DEK Americas general manager
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On the Forefront Tin whiskers: Still scratching after all these years. E. Jan Vardaman
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Focus on Business Three EMS providers discuss challenges and opportunities of adopting lead-free practices. Sue Mucha
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ESD Basics The six elements of a successful program. ESD Association
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Process Doctor Moisture plus flux residues add up to failures. Terry Munson
DEPARTMENTS
Letters Industry News / Market Watch Assembly Insider Ad Index Classifieds
ON THE COVER - Eye of the needle: improving dispensing repeatability through weight management tools. (Photo courtesy Speedline Technologies.)
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