| Zarrow, Tosun to Moderate Free Upcoming 'Chats' |
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| Written by Mike Buetow | |||
| Thursday, 05 July 2012 09:20 | |||
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ATLANTA -- Join a pair of industry experts next week for a two free moderated chats on surface mount processing and cleaning. On July 9, from 2 to 3 pm, Zestron senior applications engineer Umut Tosun will moderate a Chat on cleaning within the SMT process. Topics of interest include why clean PCBs, failure mechanisms and their impact on product reliability, surface analytics, conformal coating integrity, as well as stencil, misprint and maintenance cleaning opportunities. And on July 12, popular industry consultant Phil Zarrow will host his second Chat on SMT processing and engineering. As always, attendees can submit questions privately in advance of the chat or while the chat is live. As questions are answered, they appear online in sequential fashion. Following the chat, the transcript is available on-demand. To participate, register for free at Printed Circuit University at www.printedcircuituniversity.com.
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