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Semi-Automated Dicing Systems Enhance Yield
The new units feature closed-loop positioning axes to delivery accurate cut placement. Advanced software and pattern recognition capabilities can be added to either system to enable intricate dicing processes. Other options include a high accuracy turntable and high accuracy Z-axis, non-contact height sensor and broken-blade detector. Kulicke & Soffa Industries Inc., 2101 Blair Mill Rd., Willow Grove, PA 19090,215.784.6000,215.659.7588. www.kns.com Column Attach Services for Off-the-Shelf Devices Six Sigma is providing solder column attach services for ruggedizing commercial off-the-shelf parts, using patented SolderQuik technology. The columns are claimed to resolve solder joint reliability issues between ceramic BGA devices and organic boards caused by a CTE mismatch. Six Sigma employs columns composed of a copper ribbon wrapped around a high lead core, with each column mounted to the device using a controlled volume of eutectic solder. Six Sigma, 1940 Concourse Drive, San Jose, CA 95131, 408.526.1350, fax 408.943.0447.www.solderquik.com
Resonetics Inc. has introduced the Maestro series of laser production machines based on excimer laser technology. The Maestro series is focused on micro-machining materials and claims resolutions better than 1 micron. Maestro applications include microhole drilling, selective polymer or thin metal removal, blind holes or groove fabrication, micro stripping and micro milling. Resonetics Inc. 4 Bud Way, Nashua, NH 03063,800.468.7189 or 603.886.6772, fax 603.886.3655.www.resonetics.com |
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