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5,200 Visitors Gathered for This Year's APEX
San Diego-Despite a slow economy, IPC's SMEMA Council says more than 5,200 visitors gathered for the third annual APEX. Combined with exhibitors, the number reached 11,000 total visitors. "In light of our industry's current state, APEX 2002 was a very successful show," according to Denny McGuirk, IPC president. APEX 2003, scheduled for March 31-April 2, moves to Anaheim, Calif.
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Adrian Wilson, president of Phoenix X-Ray Systems and Services
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Nordson Asymtek Inc. of nearby Carlsbad, Calif., demonstrated and exhibited its extensive line of dispensing equipment.
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Indium Corp. of America, Utica, N.Y., selected APEX 2002 to introduce a new line of lead-free materials, developed jointly with Motorola.
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Universal Instruments of Binghamton, N.Y., displayed a host of newly developed products, including the GSM Platform for traceability at the board and component levels.
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Dr. Tom Di Stefano, left, interviews Gene Munie about "green" electronics, during APEX. For more on the topic, visit microelectronicsforum.com
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Dr. Evstatin Krastev (left) of X-Tek demonstrates x-ray inspection of BGAs for Kelly Mobley of Alcon Labs.
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Photos by and © 2002 Chip Scale Review. All rights reserved.
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