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Monday, 30 April 2007 19:00 |
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Cover Story A Study of Copper Dissolution During Pb-Free PTH Rework Using a Thermally Massive Test Vehicle A smaller process window exists when using SAC for solder fountain rework due to high copper dissolution rates when compared to a conventional SnPb process. The first of a two-part study. Craig Hamilton, Matthew Kelly, and Polina Snugovsky, Ph.D.
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Packaging Advances ‘Chiplets’ Create Multi-Species MCMs A new, somewhat daring method for packaging devices under development involves etching a pit in the surface of a silicon wafer, then inserting a tiny patterned chip (“chiplet”), which is then interconnected to other chips. Keith Gurnett and Tom Adams
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X-Ray Inspection Defect-Detection Strategies More complex PCBs require better defect recognition than 2-D x-ray provides, but faster speeds than conventional 3-D. James Benson
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SEA 2007 ‘If We’re Not Number One, We Have Work To Do’ Circuits Assembly’s Service Excellence Awards winner Mack Technologies explains its approach to customer service. Chelsey Drysdale
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On the cover: SAC alloy use has been tied to increased copper dissolution. (Photos courtesy IBM and Celestica)
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