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Learn Learn about research and solutions across electronics manufacturing markets including advanced design and manufacturing industries.
Advance Through your participation you will advance your career and your company’s business needs, as well as the great er electronics manufacturing industry.
Nine focused tracks on Advanced Packaging, High Performance and Reliability, Interconnect Research and Reliability, Low Temperature Solder, Manufacturing Excellence, Materials for Electronics, Medical & Defense Symposium, Technical Innovations, Test and Inspection
The exhibition has everything you need to keep up with rapidly changing technology, identify innovative solutions, and maintain your competitive edge.
See new products and equipment during the expo.
Get immediate answers and experience unique one-on-one networking opportunities on and off the show floor.
The distinguised SMTA International Technical Advisory Committee includes electronics manufacturing and packaging experts representing all segments of the industry. The Committee designed the 2022 conference program to ensure that today’s latest trends and developments are fully addressed.
Raiyo Aspandiar, Ph.D. Intel Corporation Conference Co-Director
Dudi Amir Intel Corporation
Martin Anselm, Ph.D. Rochester Institute of Technology
Babak Arfaei, Ph.D. Juniper
Nilesh Badwe, Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Jasbir Bath Bath Consultancy Andy Behr Panasonic
Elizabeth Benedetto HP Inc.
Mike Bixenman, DBA, MBA KYZEN Corporation
Lars Boettcher Fraunhofer IZM Berlin
Robert Boguski Datest Corporation
Keith Bryant KB Consultants
Kevin Byrd Intel Corporation
William Capen Honeywell FM&T
Richard Coyle, Ph.D. Nokia Bell Labs Conference Co-Director
Bill Cardoso, Ph.D. Creative Electron, Inc.
Burton Carpenter NXP Semiconductors
Srinivas Chada, Ph.D. Project Kuiper-Amazon
Lenora Clark ESI Automation
Jean-Paul Clech, Ph.D. EPSI, Inc.
Marie Cole IBM Corporation (Retired)
William Cooper John Deere Electronics Solutions Inc.
Eric Cotts, Ph.D. Binghamton University
Priyanka Dobriyal, Ph.D. Intel Corporation
Michael Ford Aegis Software
Trevor Galbraith Global SMT & Packaging
James Elliott Fowler, Ph.D. Sandia National Laboratories
Jie Geng, Ph.D. Indium Corporation
Faramarz Hadian Auburn University
Sa’d Hamasha, Ph.D. Auburn University
Carol Handwerker, Ph.D. Purdue University
Md Hasnine, Ph.D. Qorvo, Inc.
David Hillman Collins Aerospace (Retired)
Jason Keeping, P. Eng Celestica, Inc.
Jeffrey Kennedy ZESTRON Corporation
Robert Kinyanjui, Ph.D. John Deere Electronics Solutions Inc.
Richard Kraszewski Plexus Corp.
Pradeep Lall, Ph.D. Auburn University
Dale Lee Plexus Corp. Tanya Martin SMTA
Andrew Mawer NXP Semiconductors
James Morgan Celestica, Inc.
Tim Pearson
Collins Aerospace Scott Priore Cisco Systems, Inc.
Anto Raj, Ph.D. Medtronic
Brian Roggeman Qualcomm Technologies Inc.
Chrys Shea Shea Engineering Services
Rajen Sidhu, Ph.D. AMD
Gregory Vance Rockwell Automation
Rebecca Wheeling, Ph.D. Sandia National Laboratories
Charles Woychik, Ph.D. Skywater Technologies
Patty Chonis
VP Expos
A-Tek LLC
Robert Boguski
VP Membership Datest Corporation
Martin Anselm, Ph.D. President
Rochester Institute of Technology
Jason Keeping, P. Eng. Secretary Celestica, Inc.
Mike Konrad VP Communications Aqueous Technologies
Julie Silk VP Technical Programs Keysight Technologies
Gregory Vance Treasurer Rockwell Automation
Kirk Van Dreel Chairperson Plexus Corp.
William Capen Honeywell FM&T
Adam Klett, Ph.D.
L3Harris Technologies
Ravi Parthasarathy, M.S.Ch.E. ZESTRON Corporation
Fernando Rueda KYZEN Corporation
Monday, October 31 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Monday, October 31 11:00 am-5:00 pm
Tuesday, November 1 - Thursday, November 3 7:30 am-5:00 pm
Tuesday, November 1 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Wednesday, November 2 8:00 am-5:15 pm
Wednesday, November 2 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Thursday, November 3 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Thursday, November 3 10:00 am-4:00 pm
SMTA does not allow solicitation from non-exhibiting companies. This includes attempts to solicit or sell products to event attendees or exhibitors. Any non-exhibiting attendee observed soliciting business in the aisle of the expo will be asked to leave.
Please contact the Command Center and tell the operator the nature of the emergency. The Command Center can be contacted via:
• cell phone at 612-335-6040.
• beige house phones, located in public corridors, lobbies, and fire-hose cabinets on various pillars in exhibit halls. The number [EXT. 2013] is posted by each phone.
• uniformed security officers, who are posted at security podiums 24/7 and who will also respond to any safety concerns.
Photos and videos may be taken at this event for promotional use. As a registrant or attendee you hereby give SMTA permission to publish photographs or video taken of you during the event.
Press Companies may leave information for media or press in the SMTA Membership Booth.
Conference speakers and session chairs should check in at Room 205AB. Conference speakers are invited to use Room 200F to prepare for their presentation.
Be sure to visit us in Hall B to learn about membership benefits and opportunities.
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
PDC1: Cleaning and Cleanliness Testing Best Practices
Instructor: Mike Konrad, Aqueous Technologies
PDC2: Defeating Defects in Electronic Assembly
Instructor: Ron Lasky, P.E., Ph.D., Indium Corporation
PDC5: Reflow Profiling Simplified
Instructor: Robert Rowland, Axiom Electronics LLC
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
PDC4: Reliability Testing and Design for Reliability of Lead-Free Solder Joints
Instructor: John Lau, Ph.D., Unimicron Technology Corporation
PDC6: Tolerance Mistaken: Impacts Of Not Properly Addressing Limitations Of Material, Industry Standards And Assembly Process
Instructor: Dale Lee, Plexus Corp.
PDC7: Low Temperature Solder –History, Progress, and Considerations
Instructor: Kevin Byrd, Intel Corporation
Advanced Packaging Technology (APT)
High Performance and Reliability (HPR) Interconnect Research and Reliability (IRR) Test and Inspection (INS)
Low Temperature Solder (LTS)
Medical & Defense (MD) Manufacturing Excellence (MFX) Materials for Electronics (MAT) Technical Innovations (TI) Women’s Leadership Program (WLP)
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As a 30-year automotive veteran and EV driver, John leads with a passion for anything on wheels. He has defined his career by engaging in the advancement of technical solutions that elevate the industry and support clean vehicle and EV adoption. With a goal to improve our planet’s sustainability, his efforts have had long lasting effects that enhance the driver experience, support community health initiatives and positively impact carbon emissions. As the COO (Chief Operating Officer) of Autel Energy, John is leading his team to grow Autel with the ambitious target to power the planet by connecting vehicles and energy ecosystems through cloud, AI and big data. This interconnected approach improves total system efficiency while transitioning our world towards renewable energy independence. Under his leadership Autel Energy is defining a new industry benchmark with the best and most comprehensive line of cloud connected, high-quality AC & DC level 2 and level 3 EV chargers supported by world class customer service. For John, the passion for EV charging was ignited in 2017 when he was tasked to helped transform Webasto, a 125-year-old family-owned car parts organization, into a global e-mobility leader by introducing a compact, global 32amp AC Level 2 charging solution that gave the EV driver freedom to charge anywhere they could find a plug. In his role as CEO, John set a long-term strategy and leveraged global OE relationships while introducing technological advancements, creating high value customer centric solutions, and building a fast-growing and profitable comprehensive business. By utilizing innovation, digital connectivity and standardization combined with an entrepreneurial spirit, his team built high volume EV chargers on a global scale that quickly increased company revenue. This unique approach allowed his organization to partner with many of the large vehicle OEMs and capitalize on an expanding EV ecosystem. Over a 24-month period, John led his team to create a global business with explosive growth and a foundation for success and sustainability.
John Thomas COO, Autel Energy
This keynote presentation will address what it will take to provide the infrastructure to support fast charging of electric vehicles (EVs) across the globe. John Thomas will cover the current state of EV infrastructure, challenges, and the future outlook from both a strategic and a manufacturing perspective.
(EXPO) ELECTRONICS EXPOSITION
SMTA International will co-locate with Medical Design & Manufacturing (MD&M) Minneapolis bringing together one of the largest audiences of engineering and manufacturing professionals in the Midwest.
All six trade shows share the expo floor in Minneapolis. It’s a one-stop experience delivering design to manufacturing solutions at every stage of the manufacturing process—design, materials, manufacturing, automation, cleaning and packaging—in top manufacturing sectors. Exhibitor contact information and descriptions found on pages 43-56.
A2Z Electronics LLC ACL Staticide
AI Technology AIM Solder Akrometrix Allfavor Technology Alltemated Inc ANDA Technologies ASM Assembly Systems Bimos Seating BlueRing Stencils Boardera Software Inc. BTU International CalcuQuote Conductive Containers, Inc CTI Systems CyberOptics ESSEMTEC USA Europlacer Americas Finetech Fuji America Corporation Garland Service Company Glenbrook Technologies Global SMT & Packaging Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas. Inc. HZO ICAPE USA IConnect007 Identco Impossible Objects Inovaxe Corporation
Insituware Intraratio Corporation IPC ITW EAE JBC Tools Juki Automation KIC
Koh Young America Kulicke & Soffa Kurtz Ersa, Inc. KYZEN Corporation MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Magnalytix Marc Technologies Metallic Resources Microscreen
Mid America Taping & Reeling Mirtec Corp. Mycronic Nihon Superior Nikon Metrology, Inc. Nordson Test & Inspection NSW Automation Sdn. Bhd. Omron Panasonic PARMI USA
PCB Connect Inc. PCEA PDR Rework and Test Systems Pillarhouse
Retronix SCHUNK Electronic Solutions Scienscope International Seika Machinery Siborg Systems, Inc. Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies SMT Today SMT Tooling SMTXTRA SPEA America LLC Specialty Coating Systems StaticStop Surfx Technologies Teradyne, Inc. Test Research Texmac/Takaya Tintronics Trans-Tec America Transforming Technologies, LLC U.S. Tech Universal Instruments Viscom Visiconsult Vitrox VJ Electronix, Inc. WNIE World Precision Instruments ZESTRON Corporation Zymet Inc.
Carolyn Duran, Ph.D. Intel Corporation
Tuesday, November 1
Program: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Wine Reception: 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Room 205CD
Jayshree Seth 3M
Career Development Presentations | 1:00pm - 3:15pm
• Leaning into Lifelong Learning - Carolyn Duran, Ph.D., Intel Corporation
• Changing the Perception of Manufacturing - Loretta Renard, REMAP
• Of Leaders and Ladders - Jayshree Seth, 3M
Speed Mentoring Sessions | 3:30pm - 5:00pm
• Communicate with Confidence
• Polish Your Presence
• Resolve Conflict with Finesse
• Cultivate T-Shaped Skills
• Pay it Forward with Power Skills Recharge
Connection Reception | 5:00pm - 6:00pm
We welcome you to stay and join us for the annual Connection Reception! Wine and appetizers will be served.
Knowing what you bring to the table helps you build the confidence you need to navigate your career. Hence the concept of a toolbox seemed appropriate for the WLP, as the goal of this session is to empower women to explore technology innovations and career progression in the electronics industry. So now are you ready to think about the skills in your toolbox that could help with your career advancement?
Wednesday, November 2 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Room 203AB
We’re confident you’re well aware of the current difficulty and projected future inability to replace experienced technical staff to sustain a robust and technically competitive electronics manufacturing base in North America.
Please plan to join us at “Growing the Future II”. We hope you are able to take advantage of this opportunity for an open exchange of ideas, concerns, and solutions to the electronic manufacturing industry’s critical shortage of replacement technical workforce.
Hear presentations from individuals around the country as they share their regions experience and what steps they are taking. Following the presentations, a panel of all speakers will be held for further discussion and a Q&A.
A fully qualified engineer, Keith has over thirty years’ experience in Electronics Manufacturing. He is well known and respected for presenting technical papers at many high-profile events around the world and for his many published articles and interviews.
He started his career in this industry with bare printed circuit boards in the early days of high-count multi-layer technology, moving through to running contract manufacturing operation. He had ten years’ experience with advanced materials and soldering systems before working with high technol ogy x-ray and AOI Systems, again for 10 years.
Then for almost 3 years Keith worked as a technology and business consultant, assisting many of the major industry names. From 2017 to 2019 he was Global Sales Director of the leading X-ray man ufacturer. Last year reverting to a technology and business consultancy role allowing him to pursue other interesting projects, including i4.0 and working with an advanced x-ray tube manufacturer.
He was Chairman of the SMART Group for 11 years and is now Chairman of SMTA Europe, in 2018 he was presented with the SMTA International Leadership award.
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Expo Floor (Booth 1424)
Monday, October 31 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
The process of cleaning circuit assemblies after reflow has changed drastically over the past several years. Miniaturization, high density component placement, low component stand-off heights, and the implementation of electronic assemblies into harsh environments has both increased the need for cleaning and cleanliness testing. As a result, an increasing number of assemblers are now cleaning their assemblies.
Ronald Lasky, PE., Ph.D., Indium Corporation Room 205CD
This half day workshop will focus on how to eliminate or reduce defects in electronic assembly. It will start with best practices in running an assembly line to minimize all defects. Starting with the PWB, components and solder paste, then stencil design, stencil printing, component placement, and reflow. New Excel® based software developed to optimize these processes will be used and given to the students.
Robert Rowland, Axiom Electronics LLC Room 204A
Surface mount reflow soldering is a complex and challenging process. Reflow soldering profiles should be based on the chemical and physical constraints that influence the soldering process; namely substrates, components, fluxes, solder alloys and reflow ovens. Reflow profiles should not be developed by trial and error. This workshop identifies and examines the critical material and process constraints associated with SnPb and Pb-free convection reflow soldering. Mixed alloy (SnPb/Pb-free) reflow soldering is also covered.
A standardized methodology for creating reflow soldering profiles should be developed and documented. Soldering profiles are a delicate balance between time and temperature; achieving the right balance can be challenging. All time/temperature profiles are influenced by constraints associated with the substrates, components, fluxes, solder alloys and reflow ovens. These constraints should be well understood and factored into all reflow soldering profiles. This workshop covers how these constraints influence the soldering process and how this knowledge can be used to simplify the creation of convection reflow soldering profiles.
The overall quality and reliability of the finished product is a key concern. One example is substrate (PCB) reliability, which has been impacted by the transition to Pb-free soldering. Other examples will be covered to address and prevent defects and reliability concerns associated with substrates, components and solder joints. Inspection and failure analysis techniques like optical inspection, dye and pry, x-ray and cross sectioning will also be discussed. A process and defect trouble shooting guide is included with the presentation.
Tuesday, November 1 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
The recent advances and trends of lead-free solder joint reliability are presented in this study. Emphasis is placed on the design for reliability (DFR) and reliability testing and data analysis. For DFR: (a) the Norton power creep constitutive equations and examples for Au20Sn, Sn58Bi, Sn3.8Ag0.7Cu, and Sn3.8Ag0.7Cu0.03Ce, (b) the Wises two power creep constitutive equations and examples for Sn3.5Ag and Sn4Ag0.5Cu, (c) the Garofalo hyperbolic sine creep constitutive equations and examples for Sn3.5Ag, Sn3Ag0.5Cu, Sn3.9Ag0.6Cu, Sn3.8Ag0.7Cu, Sn3.5Ag0.5Cu, and Sn3.5Ag0.75Cu, Sn4Ag0.5Cu, Sn(3.5- 3.9)Ag(0.5-0.8)Cu, 100In, Sn52In, Sn3.8Ag0.7Cu0.03Ce, and Au20Sn, and (d) the Anand viscoplasticity constitutive equations and examples for Sn3.5Ag, Sn3Ag0.5Cu, Sn3.8Ag0.7Cu, Sn3.8Ag0.7CuCe, Sn3.8Ag0.7CuAl, Au20Sn, Sn3.5Ag with temperature and strain rate-dependent parameters, and Sn1Ag0.5Cu, Sn2Ag0.5Cu, Sn3Ag0.5Cu, and Sn4Ag0.5Cu after extreme aging will be discussed. For reliability testing and data analysis: (a) the Weibull and lognormal life distributions for lead-free solder joints under thermal-cycling and drop tests, (b) the true Weibull slope, true characteristic life, and true mean life, and (c) the linear acceleration factors for various lead-free solder alloys based on: (i) frequency and maximum temperature, (ii) dwell time and maximum temperature, and (iii) frequency and mean temperature will be presented. Some recommendations will also be provided.
Dale Lee, Plexus Corp. Room 203B
The rate of new technology adoption is increasing through development of ever smaller packages, packages with finer lead spacing, increased adoption of leadless/flat lead form package terminations and substrates with finer lines, spaces, varying copper thicknesses and multiple laminate type PCB’s. However, design methods, industry standards, materials and manufacturing processes utilized during the product development and production process have not progressed to meet these new demands and thus many of the tolerance margins that were considered insignificant and acceptable in the past are now critical to high yield, reliable products. This presentation will highlight issues with today’s electronic designs and impacts when material limitations, industry standards and assembly tolerances are not adequately address during design, PCB fabrication, assembly and test.
Kevin Byrd, Intel Corporation Room 203A
Interest in the opportunities provided by conversion from tin-silver-copper (SAC) high temperature solders to lower melting point tin-bismuth based low temperature solders (LTS) is growing. Absent the regulatory imperative that drove the lead-free conversion, interested parties can benefit from learnings related to manufacturing, reliability, and design enablers.
Advanced Packaging Technology (APT)
High Performance and Reliability (HPR) Interconnect Research and Reliability (IRR) Test and Inspection (INS)
Low Temperature Solder (LTS)
Monday, October 31
Medical & Defense (MD) Manufacturing Excellence (MFX) Materials for Electronics (MAT) Technical Innovations (TI) Women’s Leadership Program (WLP)
IRR1: Continuing the Pb-Free Transition in High Reliability Electronics
Chair: Tim Pearson, Collins Aerospace
Co-Chair: Colette Anctil, Collins Aerospace
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 200DE
IPC PERM DoD Phase 3 Test Program: Copper Dissolution Testing Report for Selected Pb-Free Solder Alloys: SAC305, SAC4.8Bi, SAC6.0Bi and SAC7.5Bi
David Hillman, Retired, Collins Aerospace
Methodology for Implementation of Pb-Free Materials in Aerospace & Defense Electronics Anthony Rafanelli, Ph.D., Raytheon Technologies; Tim Pearson, Collins Aerospace
The USPAE Solder Performance and Reliability Assurance Project: Enabling Pb-Free Solder Alloy Use in High Performance Applications
David Hillman, Retired, Collins Aerospace
IRR2: Modeling
Chair: Jean-Paul Clech, Ph.D., EPSI, Inc.
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 200DE
Thermomechanical Durability Model of 96.5Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu (SAC305) Solder Interconnects in Wafer Level Packaging (WLP)
Jean-Baptiste Libot, Ph.D., Safran Electronics & Defense
An Empirical Correlation to Estimate Solder Joint Reliability Acceleration Factors Ross Wilcoxon, Tim Pearson, Collins Aerospace
Predicting the Saturation of Solder Joint Cycles to Failure with Thermal Cycling Dwell Times Jean-Paul Clech, Ph.D., EPSI, Inc.
Monday, October 31
MD Forum 1
Chair: Elliott Fowler, Ph.D., Sandia National Labs Co-Chair: Debbie Carboni, KYZEN Corporation
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 201AB
PCB De-Paneling Less is More, a Review of Technologies and Vision Usage in De-Paneling Allen Duck, Detech Automation
3P Process (Production Preparation Process) Jonathan Corona, Plexus Corp.
Continuous Improvement: The Task that Never Ends in the Cleaning World Ram Wissel, KYZEN Corporation
MD Forum 2
Chair: William Capen, Honeywell FM&T Co-Chair: Elliott Fowler, Ph.D., Sandia National Labs
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Room 201AB
Meeting Today’s Challenge for Low VOC Defluxing Agents For Electronics Manufacturing Terry Price, Ph.D., ZESTRON Corporation
Thinking Inside the ESD Bag on Cleanliness – Numerous and Potentially Dangerous Contamination Contributors to Long Term Failure Eric Camden, Foresite Inc.
Effect of Voltage Bias on SIR Measurements
Elliott Fowler, Ph.D., Sandia National Laboratories
MD Forum 3
Chair: Elliott Fowler, Ph.D., Sandia National Labs
Low Stress De-Paneling and Why it is Critical for Long Term Reliability
Michelle Ogihara, Seika Machinery, Inc.
8:30 am - 10:30 am Room 201AB
Component Pressure Exposure Validation in a Inline Wash System and Why Low Pressure is Critical William Capen, Honeywell FM&T
High-Reliability Adhesive Bonding Through Atmospheric Plasma Treatment
Adam Klett , Ph.D., L3Harris Technologies
A Holistic Approach to Surface Insulation Resistance Interdigitated Comb Design
Matthew Kottwitz, Sandia National Laboratories
IRR4: Mechanical Testing
Chair: Babak Arfaei, Ph.D., Juniper Networks Affiliation Co-Chair: Priyanka Dobriyal, Ph.D., Intel Corporation
9:00 am - 10:30 am Room 200DE
Next Generation High Reliability Solder for Enabling Enhanced Thermo-Mechanical Performance in Automotive Applications
Pritha Choudhury, Ph.D., MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
Effect of Strain Rate on the Ductility of Bismuth-Containing Solders
Keith Sweatman, Nihon Superior Co., Ltd.
Identification of the Maximum Allowable Compression Load Per Solder Interconnect
Tae-Kyu Lee, Ph.D., Cisco Systems
TI1: Digital Factory and Artifical Intelligence
Chair: Martin Anslem, Ph.D., Rochester University of Technology Co-Chair: Marie Cole, Retired, IBM Corporation
9:00 am - 10:30 am Room 202AB
Using the Principles of Concurrent Education to Teach a Post-Secondary Engineering Program
Tom Borkes, The Jefferson Project
Digital Factory
Olimpiu-Petru Datcu, ASM Assembly Systems GmbH & Co. KG
Inline Assembly of Flex PET Circuits
Ara Parsekian, PulseForge Corporation
APT1: High-Density Packaging
Chair: Burton Carpenter, NXP Semiconductors Inc.
Assembly Optimization for Thin Flip-Chip Chip-Scale Packages
Trent Uehling, NXP Semiconductors Inc.
A Fracture Mechanics-Based Approach to Simulate Die Pick-up Process
Sandeep Shantaram, Ph.D., NXP Semiconductors Inc.
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 201AB
Comparison of Component Assembly Process-Reliability Relationships of Low-Temperature Solders and ECAs on Flexible Direct-Write Additive Circuits
Pradeep Lall, Ph.D., Auburn University
HPR1: Conformal Coating
Chair: Sa’d Hamasha, Ph.D., Auburn University Co-Chair: Robert Kinyanjui, Ph.D., John Deere Electronics Solutions
Conformal Coating Testing in Various Test Environments
Prabjit Singh, Ph.D., IBM Corporation
Conformal Coating Prevention, Temperature Dependence and Physical Analysis of Resistor Silver Sulfide Corrosion Eric Campbell, IBM Corporation
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Room 202AB
Tuesday, November 1
IRR5: Microstructure
Chair: Anto Raj, Ph. D., Medtronic Co-Chair: Tim Pearson, Collins Aerospace
An Examination of Tin Pest Phenomenon over a 10 Year Period David Hillman, Retired, Collins Aerospace
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 200DE
Experimental Investigation and Phase Field Simulation of Solid-State Diffusion Between Cu and Electroplated-Sn System
Abhilaash Ajith Kumar, Ph.D., Robert Bosch GmbH
Interface Kinetics on Aging in Indium Interconnect Mechanical Performance with Decreasing Bump Rebecca Wheeling, Ph.D., Sandia National Laboratories
APT2: High Performance Packaging 1
Chair: Pradeep Lall, Ph.D., Auburn University
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Room 201AB
Rework Practicies and Advances for Minileds and other Highly Miniaturized SMT Components Neil O’Brien, Finetech
Assembly and Reliability of a Novel High Density Dual Row MaxQFP Andrew Mawer, NXP Semiconductors Inc.
Development of Si-Interposers for 3D Heterogeneous Integration
John Allgair, BRIDG; Charles Woychik, Ph. D., SkyWater Technology
Board-Level Reliability Test Method and the Automotive Electronics Council Thomas Koschmieder, Veoneer, LLC
Tuesday, November 1
HPR2: Thermo-Reliability of Solder Joints
Chair: Mike Bixenman, MBA, DBA, KYZEN Corporation Co-Chair: Robert Kinyanjui, Ph.D., John Deere Electronics Solutions
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 202AB
Reliability of Different Solder Joint Alloys in Thermal Cycling and Drop Shock Tests Sa’d Hamasha, Ph.D., Auburn University
Effect of Matte-Sn Electroplating Parameters on the Thermo-Mechanical Reliability of Lead-Free Solder Joints
Abhilaash Ajith Kumar, Ph.D., Robert Bosch GmbH
Combined Alloy and Flux Approach toward Cost-Effective High Reliable Solder Joints for Automotive Applications
James Wertin, Heraeus Deutschland GmbH
IRR6: High Reliability 1
Chair: Eric Cotts, Ph.D., Binghamton University Co-Chair: Anna Lifton, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
Impact of High Reliability Pb-Free Solder Alloy Assembly with SAC305 Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) for Thermal Cycle Reliability Tim Pearson, Collins Aerospace
Thermal Shock Testing of High-Reliability Solder Alloys Jayse McLean, John Deere Intelligent Solutions Group
Novel Lead-Free Solder Alloys Based on Sn-Ag-Cu-Sb with Enhanced Thermal and Electrical Reliability Jie Geng, Ph.D., Indium Corportation
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 200DE
Tuesday, November 1
APT3: High Performance Packaging 2
Chair: Chuck Woychik, Ph.D., SkyWater Technology
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Room 201AB
High Speed Transmission Characteristics on RDL Interposer using Low Loss and Low Stress Dielectric Materials for High Performance Computing Application
Satoru Kuramochi, P.E., Dai Nippon Printing
Heterogenous Integration using Fan-out Wafer-level Packaging (FOWLP) Technology to Produce High Performance and Low-Cost Multi-Chip Modules Tim Olson, Deca Technologies, Inc.
Propensity for FCBGA Chip-UF and Substrate-UF Interface Delamination under Monotonic and Fatigue Loads in Automotive Environments
Pradeep Lall, Ph.D., Auburn University
New Technologies: Speed Presentations and Panel Discussion
Moderator: Andy Behr, Panasonic
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Room 202AB
Panelists: John D. Williams, Boeing Research and Technology Mark Ronay, Liquid Wire Neil Bolding, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Mike Newton, nScrypt
Printed electronics represent a rapidly growing segment of the electronics market. This emerging technology is being adopted in many industries. The assembly of printed electronic circuits into functional devices presents unique challenges to the SMT community. How can SMT components be assembled onto additively manufactured circuits in a reliable, cost effective and scalable fashion? A panel of industry experts with a range of backgrounds and expertise in the printed electronics industry discuss the challenges and opportunities of this emerging technology.
IRR7: High Reliability 2
Chair: David Hillman, Retired, Collins Aerospace CoChair: Trevor Galbraith, Global SMT Packaging
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Room 200DE
Thermal Fatigue Reliability of a 1206 Chip Resistor with High-Performance Pb-Free Solder Alloys Tim Pearson, Collins Aerospace
Thermal Fatigue of QFN and Chip Resistor Solder Joints Assembled with SnPb, SAC305, and SnBi Solders Richard Coyle, Ph.D., Nokia Bell Labs
Case Study: Metallurgical and Mechanical Analysis of Castellated Via Rigid-Flex Connection Rebecca Wheeling, Ph.D., Sandia National Laboratories
Wednesday, November 2
INS1: Measurement, Metrology, and Testability
Chair: Keith Bryant, KB Consulting
Non-Contact Measurement of Conformal Coating Thickness using Chromatic Confocal Microscopy (CCM) Wilson Chen, Insituware
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 202AB
Paradigm Shift – DFT Analysis Driven by Test Coverage Instead of Accessibility William Webb, ASTER Technologies
Development of Solder Joint Void Metrology to Monitor Solder Joint Quality in Printed Circuit Board Assemblies
Thaer Alghoul, Ph.D., Intel Corporation
Chair: Rajen Sidhu, Ph. D., AMD Co-Chair: Prabjit Singh, Ph.D., IBM Corporation
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 200DE
Functional System Observations of Tin-Bismuth Low Temperature Solder Electromigration Behavior Kevin Byrd, Intel Corporation
Finite Element Analysis of Electromigration Effect on Solder Ball Performance Mehdi Hamid, IBM Corporation
Kinetics of the Accumulation of a Layer of Bismuth at the Anode of a Sn-Bi Based Solder Joint During Current Stressing Eric Cotts, Ph.D., Binghamton University
Wednesday, November 2
MFX1: Printing Optimization Ops Excellence
Chair: Rita Mohanty, Ph.D., Henkel Electronic Materials Co-Chair: Ron Lasky, Ph.D., P.E., Indium Corporation
Impact of Stencil Manufacturing Technology and Supplier’s Capability on Performance of Multi-Level/Step Stencils
Supriya Agrawal, Intel Corporation
Stencil Cleaning Optimization for Fine-Pitch Components
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 200C
Sebastian Iturregui-Shelton, Martin Anselm, Ph.D., Rochester Institute of Technology
An Innovative Contactless Technology for High Resolution, High Speed, Solder Paste Deposition Ralph Birnbaum, ioTech
INS2: X-Ray and CT Inspection Techniques for PCBAs
Chair: Robert Boguski, Datest Corporation
Application of X-Ray Inspection Beyond BTCs
Carlos Valenzuela, Creative Electron, Inc.
Breakthrough Technology to Improve X-Ray Results
Keith Bryant, KB Consulting
Automation for Traceability and Reliability
Alejandro Rodriguez, Plexus Corp.
LTS2: Testing & Quality
Chair: Hongwen Zhang, Indium Corporation Co-Chair: Mehdi Hamid, IBM Corporation
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Room 202AB
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Room 200DE
Test Data Requirements for the Acceptance of Low Temperature Solder Alloys
Aileen Allen, Insight Global
Low Temperature Solder-Surface Mount Manufacturability & Quality Considerations for Ball Grid Array Components
Rajen Sidhu, Ph. D., AMD
MFX2-1: Cleaning
Chair: Jason Keeping, P. Eng., Celestica Inc. Co-Chair: Sal Sparacino, ZESTRON Corporation
Beyond ECM - Additional Reasons to Clean Circuit Assemblies
Michael Konrad, Aqueous Technologies
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Room 200C
Ensuring the Reliability of Critical Assemblies when Implementing a New Cleaning Chemistry
Richard Brooks, Spartronics
Cleaning Performance Evaluations and Best Practices for Novel Jettable Pastes for Advanced SMT Assembly Processes
Kalyan Nukala, PMP, ZESTRON Corporation
MFX2-2: Cleaning Process Control
Chair: Scott Priore, Cisco Systems Co-Chair: Jorge Arellano, Cisco Systems
3:45 pm - 5:15 pm Room 200C
Engineered Cleaning Agent Study as a Function of Rinsing under Low Profile Components
Vladimir Sitko, PBT-Works s.r.o.
Pad-to-Pad Electrical Field Effects on Surface Insulation Resistance
David Lober, KYZEN Corporation/Magnalytix, LLC
Cleaning and No-Clean Process Control using the SIR Test Method and Electrical Twin Richard Brooks, Spartronics
Thursday, November 3
LTS3: Materials Innovations
Chair: Francis Mutuku, Ph. D., Indium Corporation Co-Chair: Dan Burkholder, Intel Corporation
A Review of the Impact of Dopants in Sn-Bi Solder Alloys
Aileen Allen, Insight Global
8:00 am - 10:00 am Room 200DE
Microalloying Effects of Sb and Ag on the Microstructural Evolution of Eutectic SnBi Alloys Hannah Fowler, Purdue University
Addressing Low Temperature Rework Concerns
Jennifer Fijalkowski, AIM Solder
Progress Towards using SAC305-Based Supercooled Liquid Metal Microcapsules to Make Interconnects at LTS Temperatures
Ian Tevis, Ph.D., SAFI-Tech, Inc.
Chair: Richard Kraszewski, Plexus Corp. Co-Chair: Randy Schueller, Dell Technologies
Evaluation of Reliability using Autocatalytic Silver Bath on ENEP Layer Scott Larson, C. Uyemura & Co., Ltd.
The Impact of the Gold Layer Thickness on Layer Properties, Reliability, and Solder Wetting Performance of an Enig Finish Britta Schafsteller, Ph.D., Atotech Deutschland GmbH & Co KG
Direct Metallization for the Printed Circuit Boards Manufacturing Leslie Kim, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
8:00 am - 10:00 am Room 202AB
The Effect of EPIG Plating Thicknesses on Solder Joint and Wire Bond Reliability
April Labonte, C. Uyemura & Co., Ltd.
Thursday, November 3
MFX3: Printing Challenges
Chair: Adam Murling, Indium Corporation Co-Chair: Jorge Arellano, Cisco Systems
8:00 am - 10:00 am Room 200C
Do We Need to Switch to Type 5 Solder Pastes? Conducting a Midsize DoE to Find Answers
Esra Stoll, Basler AG
Kinetics of the Accumulation of a Layer of Bismuth at the Anode of a Sn-Bi Based Solder Joint during Current Stressing Chrys Shea, Shea Engineering Services
Solder Paste Printing from a Reliability Perspective David Spitz, Ansys, Inc.
Implementing the D-Value to Supplement the P-Value in Electronic Assembly
Ronald Lasky, Ph.D., P.E., Indium Corporation
MFX4: Reflow & Soldering Challenges
Chair: Jeff Kennedy, ZESTRON Corporation
Case Study: Analyzing 0402 Capacitor Defects with Stencil Printing Misalignment When using Water Soluble and No-Clean Solder Pastes
Xinzhi Feng, Rochester Institute of Technology
Influence of PCB Design and Manufacturing Process on PCB BGA Land Pattern Warpage and SMT Yield Satyajit Walwadkar, Intel Corporation
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Room 200C
Thursday, November 3
MAT2: Conformal Coating
Chair: Jason Keeping, P. Eng., Celestica Inc. Co-Chair: Morgan Miller, Insituware
Engineered Reliability – Safeguarding Electrical Components and Products with Nanocoating Technology
Daniel Pulsipher, Ph.D., HZO
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 202AB
Expandable Bio-Based Polymers: A Lightweight Future for Electronics Ruggedization
Bethany Turner, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
Conformal Coatings - New Solutions to Existing Problems Christopher Brightwell, Humiseal Europe
LTS4: Thermal Cycling 1
Chair: Srinivas Chada, Ph.D., Project Kuiper Co-Chair: Aileen Allen, Insight Global
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Room 200DE
Thermal Cycling Performance of Hybrid, Homogeneous, and Resin Reinforced Low Temperature Solder Ball Grid Array Interconnects Richard Coyle, Ph.D., Nokia Bell Labs
The Effect of Thermal Cycling Profile on Thermal Fatigue Performance of a 192-Pin Chip Array BGA with Hybrid, Homogeneous, and Resin Reinforced Low Temperature Solder Interconnects
Dan Burkholder, Intel Corporation
Reliability of Epoxy-Contained Hybrid SnAgCu/SnBiAg Solder Joint under Thermal Cycling Test Watson Tseng, Shenmao America, Inc.
Thursday, November 3
LTS5: Thermal Cycling 2
Chair: Kevin Byrd, Intel Corporation
Co-Chair: Srinivas Chada, Ph.D., Project Kuiper
The Thermal Cycling Performance of Hybrid Low Temperature Solder Joints Assembled at Different Peak Reflow Temperatures
Richard Coyle, Ph.D., Nokia Bell Labs
Reliability Performance of Fourth Generation Low Temperature Solder Alloys in Homogeneous and Hybrid Solder Joints
Morgana Ribas, Ph.D., MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 200DE
Low Melting Temperature Solder Interconnect Thermal Cycling Performance Enhancement Using Elemental Tuning
Tae-Kyu Lee, Ph.D., Cisco Systems
MAT3: Soldering and Component Attachment
Chair: Tony Lentz, FCT Solder
Die Attach Epoxy Characterization for Electronic Assemblies
Deborah Hagen, Ph.D., Sandia National Laboratories
Increased Reliability of Quad Flat No Lead (QFN) Wettable Flank Connections by Immersion Tin Plating
Britta Schafsteller, Ph.D., Atotech Deutschland GmbH & Co KG
X-Ray Computed Tomography for Printed Circuit Board Inspection
Robert Boguski, Datest Corporation
Chen Dai, Ph.D., VJ Technologies
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 202AB
MFX5: Smart Factory & Automation
Chair: Scott Priore, Cisco Systems Co-Chair: Dave Angelini, Cisco Systems
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Room 200C
The Challenge and Solution for Implementing Automation and AI for Electronic Card Assembly
Wayne Zhang, IBM Corporation; Jason Keeping, Celestica, Inc.
Secure Data Exchange Between Design and Manufacturing using IPC-2581 Ivan Aduna, Koh Young Technology, Inc.
Single Source of Truth
Doug Olson, Crystal Tan, Keysight Technologies
Chair: Charles E. Bauer, Ph.D., TechLead Corporation Co-Chair: Ian Tevis, Ph.D., Safi-Tech
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Room 200DE
Low Temperature Solder Hybrid Solder Joint Time Dependent Behavior Learnings
Hemant Shah, Ph.D., Intel Corporation
Thermal Reliability of Mixing Bismuth-Containing Solder Paste with SAC BGAs
At Low Reflow Temperatures - Part III Wenjing He, Rochester Institute of Technology
Reliability Performance of SMT Low Temperature Solder Second Level Interconnects
Jason Stafford, Kevin Byrd, Intel Corporation
Thursday,
MAT4:
Chair: Tom Forsythe, KYZEN Corporation
Creation
Tony Lentz
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Hongwen
Process
Westin
FCT
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Room 202AB
Zinal Patel
410B Airport Road, Elgin, IL zpatel@a2zems.com 847-651-2615
A2Z Electronics is a full-service Electronics Contract Manufacturer with ISO 13485, ITAR and IPC Certified employees. With our continuous improvement driven matrix and 20+ years of combined manufacturing and management experience within various industries, A2Z Electronics has the knowledge and expertise to develop comprehensive and flexible processes to quickly become a more cost efficient extension of our customers’ manufacturing operation.
Booth 1224
Dan Kaiser 840 W. 49th Place, Chicago, IL dkaiser@ACLSTATICIDE.COM 847-981-9212
For over 50 years, ACL, Inc. has been a trusted supplier of static control, contamination and specialized cleaning products. Our name is synonymous with quality, reliability, and cost-effective manufacturing solutions.
Maurice LeBlon
70 Washington Road, Princeton Jct, NJ mleblon@aitechnology.com 609-799-9388
Since pioneering the use of flexible epoxy technology for microelectronic packaging in 1985, AI Technology, Inc. (AIT) has been one of the leading forces in development and patented applications of advanced materials and adhesive solutions for electronic interconnection and packaging. AI Technology, Inc. (AIT) offers some of the most reliable adhesives and underfills for die bonding for the largest dies, stack-chip packaging with dicing dieattach film (DDAF), flip-chip bonding and underfilling and high temperature die bonding for single and multiple-chip modules for applications beyond 230°C. The company continues to provide the best adhesive solution for component and substrate bonding for both military and commercial applications. AIT’s thermal interface material solutions, including our patented phase-change thermal pads, thermal greases and gels and thermal adhesives have set many bench marks of performance and reliability for power semiconductors, modules, computers and communication electronics.
Pamela Jaramillo
Booth
25 Kenney Drive, Cranston, RI pjaramillo@aimsolder.com 401-463-5605
AIM is a leading global manufacturer of solder assembly materials for the electronics industry with manufacturing, distribution, and support facilities located throughout North and South America, EMEA, and Asia. We serve the electronics industry, as well as various specialized businesses, including LED lighting, mobile devices, automotive, renewable energy and aerospace. At AIM, we are committed to developing world class products through innovative R&D and offering unparalleled sales and technical support.
Booth 936
Paul Handler
2700 N.E. Expy., Building B, Suite 500, Atlanta, GA phandler@akrometrix.com 678-427-6116
Akrometrix is the leading manufacturer in warpage solutions for the R&D Lab, SMT production lines, as well as a provider of Testing Services for our customers. We utilize Shadow Moiré, Digital Fringe Projection (DFP), and Digital Image Correlation (CTE) vision technologies, capable of measuring warpage of electronic components and PCB assemblies, from sub-freezing to reflow over temperatures up to 3500 C.
Booth 1039
905 Albion Ave., Schaumberg, IL barry@allfavorpcb-usa.com 630-913-4263
Allfavor is a PCB manufacturer, manufacturing PCB’s since 2005. 3 factories located in Shenzhen, Nanjing, & Zhuhai China. Producing, high mix, low to medium / high volume rigid PCB’s 2-14 layers, flex, rigid flex, RF/HF, & metal clad. We are UL for up to 6oz copper, Proto’s 3-5 days, Small production 7-10 days and standard production, 15 days. Our 4th facility focusing on HDI boards will be complete Jan 2022. Our motto is “service beyond expectation.
Booth 1142
Randy Temple
541 Northgate Pkwy., Wheeling, IL randy.temple@actionir.com 847-394-1891
Since 1993, Alltemated has been the electronics industry’s preferred choice for one-stop component-preparation services. Alltemated sets the standard for tape and reel packaging, IC programming, underflim technology and carrier tape manufacturing. Widely known for supplying PLACE-N-BOND underfilms a durable adhesive technology for bonding SMD components to PCB. Seamlessly integrates with SMT assembly and eliminates curing and dispensing.
Brian Stumm
47639 Lakeview Blvd., Fremont, CA 510-270-8648
bstumm@anda.us
Anda (Guangdong Anda Automation Solutions Co., Ltd.) established in 1999, is an industry 4.0 smart equipment and automation solutions manufacturer with over 20 years’ experience manufacturing, developing intelligent automation systems, and providing sales/service to fluid applications. Anda smart equipment and automation systems are used across industries worldwide. Our products include high precision dispensing, conformal coating, plasma treatment, curing ovens, multi-functional assembly, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, medical electronic dispense/assembly machines, and smart manufacturing system solutions.
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Mark Ogden
3975 Lakefield Court, Suwanee, GA ogden.mark@asmpt.com 770-797-3189
ASM is the worldwide leading supplier of electronics assembly and microelectronics packaging equipment. For over 40 years our DEK Screen Printing and SIPLACE Pick and Place SMT machines have been enabling our customers to manufacture products for the digital world. In addition, ASM is also provides a suite of factory software, ASM Works. This enables our customers to optimize workflows and increase productivity.
1235 N. Clybourn #349, Chicago, IL m.scelfo@interstuhl.com 630-725-8284
BIMOS LAB SEATING is a Seating for Science + Technology and is the best-in-class brand globally for chairs and stools to support technical, manufacturing, research and science workers. The brand stands for innovation, high-design and high-quality. BIMOS products were all designed specifically with the lab and production environment in mind in conjunction with science professionals and are defined by unique scale, function and materials, all intended for longevity and application.
Booth 914
Derek Stuart
140 Mount Holly Bypass, Unit 10, Lumberton, NJ dstuart@fctassembly.com 719-510-6000
BlueRing is a “full service” stencil & machined parts manufacturer committed to supplying advanced technologies and solutions to various manufacturing industries. We offer on-time delivery of high quality laser cut stencils, transfer increasing nano-coatings, fixtures & parts, engineering & developments services, all committed to give you the highest quality assembly for your specific process. Our philosophy is to provide products # services that exceed our customers’ expectations which is why we have heavily invested in the best technology & developed the most qualified team members with decades of manufacturing & engineering experience.
Boardera Software Inc. Booth 1147
Curtis Hunter
260 King Street W., Unit 205, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada chunter@boardera.ca 226-789-6237
Boardera Software is focused on helping PCB manufacturers and assemblers to bring their services online with cutting edge e-commerce tooling built specifically for the PCB industry. Using smart design and automation, drastic reductions in overhead and lead times can be achieved.
Shasheen Conroy
23 Esquire Road, North Billerica, MA sconroy@btu.com
978-667-4111
BTU International, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amtech Group (Nasdaq: ASYS), is a global supplier and technology leader of advanced thermal processing equipment solutions in the electronics manufacturing market. BTU’s high-performance convection reflow ovens are used in the production of SMT printed circuit board assemblies and in semiconductor packaging processes.
Christina Molitor
414 Englewood Drive, Muphy, TX
christina@calcuquote.com 909-278-8233
CalcuQuote moves the EMS industry forward with process and technology expertise to solve complex problems. CalcuQuote’s flagship product is a comprehensive quote management software for high-mix, low-volume Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) companies. By integrating with major component suppliers, CalcuQuote enables a sophisticated request for quote (RFQ) process that delivers quotes with unrivaled speed and precision.
Kallan Blake
4500 Quebec Ave. N., New Hope, MN
We take pride in providing unique static protective packaging solutions that match the way you want your system to work and our vertically integrated processes put us in the position to choose the most cost effective way to meet your needs. When you add our package design and manufacturing expertise with our raw material inventory and stock selection, you have CCI’s formula for success.
Wes Martin
751 S. Church Street, Goldston, NC wesm@ctisystems.net 972-261-8899
CTI Systems is a world class manufacturer of PCB assembly equipment/Laser marking/PCB depanelers and odd form component insertion. We also provide state of the art PCB transport equipment using AGV’s,
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Sy Creed 5900 Golden Hills Drive, Minneapolis, MN screed@cyberoptics.com 952-820-5837
CyberOptics Corporation is a leading global developer and manufacturer of high-precision 3D sensing technology solutions. CyberOptics’ sensors are used for inspection and metrology in the SMT and semiconductor markets to significantly improve yields and productivity. By leveraging its leading edge technologies, the Company has strategically established itself as a global leader in high precision 3D sensors. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, CyberOptics conducts worldwide operations through its facilities in North America, Asia and Europe.
Bryce Timms
300 5th Ave., Suite 1010, Waltham, MA 02451 bryce.timms@essemtec.com
Essemtec, a Nano Dimension division, develops and manufactures high-tech solutions for the worldwide electronics manufacturing industry. Essemtec leads the industry in adaptive SMT dispensing and pick-andplace equipment, and intelligent production storage system for optimal assembly flow. Essemtec products allow easy programming and operation for a wide range of applications. We invest R&D to develop outstanding solutions for our customers. Eseemtec USA serves the American market with a strong team of experts.
Chris Merow
4640 E. Elwood Street, Suite 14, Phoenix, AZ chris.merow@europlacer.com 508-353-9872
Europlacer designs, manufactures, sells and services advanced SMT Assembly Solutions to the global market, including screen printing and placement equipment, complemented by a suite of software tools designed to provide intuitive set-up, programming and portable production monitoring functions. Over our 50+ years, Europlacer has been the proud recipient of numerous prestigious industry awards for product innovation and service excellence, and is the first placement equipment provider to comply with the IPC CFX initiative.
WWW.SMTA.ORG/SMTAI
Kirsty Stebbins
60 State Route 101A, Bldg. A, Amherst, NH kes@finetechusa.com 603-627-8989
Finetech is a world leader in rework equipment for a wide range of applications. The Fineplacer® Core provides precise temperature and convection flow control, outstanding placement accuracy, and process repeatability for advanced applications including miniLEDs, and 008004 passives. The Expert 10.6 delivers automated component alignment, large board handling, non-contact residual solder removal and solder paste/flux dispensing. For a manual, cost-effective rework solution, the Expert 5.6 handles the complete rework process with a high-resolution camera for fast, accurate and reproducible placement results. Complimentary units for automated or manual dispensing, BGA-CSP reballing and contactless extraction of residual solder are available.
Fuji America Corporation
Booth 1051
Peter Mazza
171 Corporate Woods Pkwy., Vernon Hills, IL mazza@fujiamerica.com 847-913-0162
In 1959, Fuji Corporation beganas Fuji Machine Manufacturing (FMMC) producing electronic assembly equipment. Through the years, the company has remained committed to creating, developing, and manufacturing the surface mount (SMT) industry’s most innovative assembly solutions.
The Fuji Corporation name is synonymous with reliability and trustworthiness. Not only is Fuji Corporationa global leader as a machine tool builder, Fuji Corporation ensures productive manufacturing of countless additioanl companies in almost every industry around the world. Fuji Corporation, is simply, the standard.
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Britt Smith
714 Shepherd Drive, Garland, TX bsmith@gscusa.net 972-494-1911
Garland Service Company (GSC) is a company that specializes in the design and manufacturing of tooling and fixtures associated with the electronics manufacturing industry as well as serving as a machining center for various other industries. We are ISO 9001 certified and ITAR Registered.
Steven Zweig
11 Emery Ave., Randoplh, NJ szweig@glenbrooktech.com 973-361-8866
Glenbrook Technologies is a leading worldwide manufacturer of x-ray inspection systems with over 2,800 installations in 62 countries worldwide. We offer a complete line of systems ranging from benchtop to fully automated. Our systems are in use by the leading medical device manufacturers and electronic contract manufacturers. Glenbrook has offices in the US, Germany and Hong Kong.
1st Floor, 239 Kensington High Street, London, UK sdaneau@globalsmt.net 239-234-1600
Global SMT & Packaging is the EMS industry’s leading media brand, reporting on new technologies and processes related to electronics manufacturing. The monthly magazine is supported by websites, newsletters and video channels with regular panel discussions and a Tech Talk Thursday vodcast. The company also hosts the Global Technology Awards, eSmart Factory and LTS Conferences.
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Jonny Nichols
6000 Phyllis Drive, Cypress, CA jonny.n@hanwha.com 919-606-3707
Hanwha Techwin delivers a comprehensive line of security cameras and surveillance solutions for analog and network based systems.
Lisa Rizzo
5151 McCrimmon Pkwy., Morrisville, NC lrizzo@hzo.com 336-263-3296
HZO provides high-reliability coatings for when electronic product failure isn’t an option. We can help you get started quickly with our turnkey application solution for adaptable, scalable production. Our solutions revolve around your convenience - outsource to worldwide locations or use our factory-in-factory business model. Our coatings are REACH, RoHS, and Prop 65 compliant, millions of PCBs coated with no product returns due to coating issues. Speak to an engineer about your project.
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Lea Maurel
8102 Zionsville, Indianapolis, IN lea.maurel@icape-group.com 317 405-9427
We are one of the world’s largest providers of PCBs and Custom Technical Parts. Quick Turns through Mass Production, we are your source for all PCB Technologies. Our custom parts include Coils/Transformers, Adaptors/ Power Supplies, and Wire Harnesses. We don’t just sell PCBs and Custom Parts, we offer precision and value: Design for Cost Solutions, DFM, Indiana-based PCB Lab Services, VMI/CMI.
IConnect007
Booth 821
Nolan Johnson 942 Windemere Drive NW, Salem, OR editorial@iconnect007.com 503-437-9446
Watch interviews with industry leaders, read show articles, view our extensive photo gallery and more. Real Time with, SMTAI is produced by I-Connect007, home of SMT007 Magazine, Design007 Magazine, PCB007 Magazine, I-007eBooks, sector-specific websites, newsletters and more. These global digital media products are the electronic manufacturing industry’s most comprehensive source for original, multimedia editorial, news and articles. Our Real Time with SMTAi event coverage can be seen here: www.realtimewith.com.
Booth 919
Rick Miller 28164 W. Concrete Drive, Ingleside, IL rmiller@identco.com 815-385-0011
IDENTCO is a rapidly growing manufacturer of highperformance labeling solutions for product tracking, tracing, branding, compliance, and identification. We specializein complete print-on-demand labeling solutions and ultra-durable high graphic content custom labels. With locations in the US, Mexico, and Europe, IDENTCO supplies global OEMs and contract manufacturers with durable label solutions for the most extreme environments.
Dan Migely 3455 Commercial Ave., Northbrook, IL dmigely@impossible-objects.com 312-593-6447
Impossible Objects 3D Prints cost effective tooling, including Solder Pallets and Fixtures, using carbon fiber reinforced with high temperature PEEK polymer. These materials provide excellent thermal and chemical resistance for the manufacturing environment. Our CBAM process allows for a great deal of design freedom, and the ability to print multiple iterations up front, eliminating time consuming and costly back and forth.
Margy Khoshnood
260 S.W. 12th Ave., Deerfield Beach, FL margy@inovaxe.com 954-531-1363
Inovaxe provides innovative SMART Material Storage and Handling Systems. Our Ultra Lean Total Material Handling Solutions address the challenges of dealing with SMT components and kits within the manufacturing stockroom and WIP locations and facilitates vendor managed inventory. Find your materials in seconds utilizing InoAuto SMART Mobile Storage Carts and Racks, Stationary Stockroom and line side storage racks and our InoBar; intelligent storage for Reels, Tubes, JEDEC trays, PCBs, Solder Stencils, Bulk Items, Mechanical Bins, and Moisture Sensitive Devices, along with the Stockroom Management and Inventory Locator Software tools.
107 Gilbreth Pkwy., Mullica Hill, NJ morgan@insituware.com 856-324-6776
Insituware allows you to ensure consistency and materials quality control for a world-class manufacturing process. Insituware’s materials quality control device, The Vision MARK-1, is a handheld unit that measures changes in materials before and during the manufacturing process. In addition to the Vision MARK-1, Insituware has just launched two new innovations for materials quality control and automated materials inspection (AMI): The CC-100 Thickness Tester, and the SM-100 Smart Mixer. The CC-100 Conformal Coating Thickness Tester uses a chromatic confocal measuring principle to accurately determine the thickness of transparent layers in wet or dry conformal coatings. The SM-100 Solder Paste Smart Mixer uses a technique called electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to monitor the chemical reactions occurring within the solder paste during mixing.
Philippe Frid
4891 Pacific Highway, Suite 103, San Diego, CA pfrid@intraratio.com 310-382-4239
Intraratio provides enterprise software solutions to automate traceability and quality control of advanced electronics product manufacturing. Serving the high performance computing, automotive, space military, and medical device markets. Deployed globally, our platforms bring true visibility and scale to manufacturing operations anywhere. Delivering on the promise of Industry 4.0.
Booth 842
Alicia Balonek
3000 Lakeside Drive, 105N, Bannockburn, IL
AliciaBalonek@ipc.org 847-615-7100
IPC is the global association that helps OEMs, EMS, PCB manufacturers, cable and wiring harness manufacturers and electronics industry suppliers build electronics better.
IPC members strengthen their bottom line and build more reliable, high-quality products through proven standards, certification, education and training, thought leadership, advocacy, innovative solutions and industry intelligence.
Erica Candela
Booth 1218
35 Parkwood Drive, Suite 10, Hopkinton, MA
ecandela@itweae.com 508-541-4759
ITW EAE is a developer and provider of capital equipment used in electronics manufacturing, and is found in premier printed circuit board (PCB) assembly facilities the world over. ITW EAE comprised with industry-leading brands: MPM stencil printing equipment for electronic materials; Camalot Systems fluid dispensers; Electrovert reflow soldering, wave soldering, and curing, and cleaning equipment; Vitronics Soltec selective soldering, reflow soldering and wave soldering equipment; and Despatch industrial oven and furnaces.
Jose Larrea
9296 Dielman Industrial Drive, St. Louis, MO jlarrea@jbctools.com 866-429-5753
More than +90 years of experience have placed JBC at the technological forefront of tools for soldering and rework. Leaders of the industry offering top notch tech.
5151 McCrimmon Pkwy., Suite 200, Morrisville, NC carlos.eijansantos@juki.com 919-460-0111 130
Juki Automation Systems (JAS), is an international leader in high-speed SMT Assembly equipment, has shipped more than 45,000 machines worldwide since 1987. Juki has built its global image with a combination of topquality and high-reliability machines with a reputation for world-class service and support that result in the lowest production costs for its customers. Juki machines have about 30 percent U.S. made content by cost. The pioneer of the modular assembly system in 1993, Juki offers flexible solutions designed for both high-volume and high mix environments.
Allene Bailey
16120 W. Bernardo Drive, San Diego, CA
allene@kicmail.com 760-745-0819
KIC provides solutions for challenges such as handling process audits, automating manual profiling and data reporting tasks, MES connectivity, Industry 4.0 implementation, NPI process setup, reducing solder defects (voiding, head in pillow, tombstoning), and more. KIC’s newest product WPI, Wave Process Inspection, provides users with automatic profiling – including an industry first dwell time and parallelism measurement for each production board – real-time preheat and wave analytics, automatic SP charting and more.
Brent Fischthal
1950 Evergreen Blvd., Suite 200, Duluth, GA brent.fischthal@kohyoung.com 704-651-2860
Established 20 years ago in 2002, Koh Young pioneered the market by launching the first 3D Solder Paste Inspection (SPI) system using a patented dualprojection Moiré technology. Since then, it has become the global leader in 3D measurement-based SPI and Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) equipment for the electronics industry. Based on its True3D™ measurement-based inspection technology, Koh Young has developed innovative inspection solutions for challenges with machined parts, press-fit and throughhole pins, conformal coatings, dispensed materials, and semiconductor packages. Through its constant innovation, Koh Young has secured over 3,500 global customers, and maintains the dominant global market share in the SPI and AOI markets with over 20,000 machine installations. By adopting a user-centric R&D focus, it continues to use its core competencies to develop innovative solutions for new and existing markets.
Tanja Lieshout
1005 Virginia Drive, Fort Washington, PA tlieshout@kns.com 847-524-1600
Kulicke & Soffa is a leading provider of semiconductor, LED, and electronic assembly solutions serving the global automotive, consumer, communications, computing, and industrial markets. Founded in 1951, K&S prides itself on establishing foudnations for technological advancement - creating pioneering interconnect solutions that enable performance improvements, power efficiency, form-factor, reductions, and assembly excellence of current and nextgeneration semiconductor devices.
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Booth 1119
Daniel Hahn
1779 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI daniel.hahn@kurtzersa.com 920-912-7017
Kurtz Ersa is a leading global supplier of screen printers, reflow ovens, wave solder, selective solder, BGA rework, BGA Inspection and hand soldering irons; with locations in Germany, USA, Mexico, France, Korea and China.
Under the motto “YOUR PRODUCTION – DRIVEN BY KURTZ ERSA”, Ersa will be presenting perfect solutions for all focal topics of future-proof electronics production.
Sherry Stepp
430 Harding Industrial Drive, Nashville, TN sherry_stepp@kyzen.com 615-831-0888
KYZEN has been pioneering award-winning, environmentally responsible, advanced cleaning technologies since 1990. By fusing our commitment to groundbreaking science in cleaning chemistries along with our dedication to research with the care for your manufacturing cleaning process, we continuously improve our cleaning agents and problem solve to create the most effective cleaning products and solutions to suit your specific needs.
Booth 1018
Erika Sebens
800 West Thorndale Ave., Itasca, IL erika.sebens@macdermidalpha.com 630-616-6806
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions (MAES) provides solutions that enable the manufacture of extraordinary electronic devices at high productivity and reduced cycle time. Through the innovation of specialty chemicals and materials under our Alpha, Electrolube, Kester, Compugraphics, and MacDermid Enthone brands, MAES provides solutions that power electronics interconnection. We serve all global regions and every step of device manufacturing within each segment of the electronics supply chain.
Booth 837
Sherry Stepp
430 Harding Industrial Drive, Nashville, TN sherry_stepp@kyzen.com 615-831-0888
Founded in 2018 by industry experts Dr. Mike Bixenman and Mark McMeen, Magnalytix is at the forefront of an ongoing revolution in cleanliness reliability testing, bringing a new level of consistency and confidence to manufacturers and OEMs. Components are getting smaller, and electronics are playing a greater role in our daily lives. Reliability matters more than ever. In today’s miniaturized manufacturing environment, precision cleaning process reliability is critical. With products from medical devices, to military weapons, to self-driving automobiles, reliable electronics can be the difference between life and death. Magnalytix is ready with gamechanging solutions that run in real-time in your process, on the factory floor.
Booth 1113
Mike Gunderson
15345 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas, OR mike@marctechnologies.com 503-723-0962
2368 E. Enterprise Pkwy., Twinsburg, OH rrocha@metallicresources.com 330-256-7210
Metallic Resources is comprised of “hands-on” industry experts who understand the metallurgy of solder and mechanics of soldering. Technical orientation in the practical aspects of electronic assemblies soldering processes results in superior problem solving capabilities and recommendation of special needs for each individualized soldering process in the electronics market. Continual innovation and refinement of manufacturing methods results in a family of highest quality electrolytic solders guaranteed to improve the quality of finished goods, while at the same time lowering production soldering costs. Local sales representatives and strategically located stocking distributors provide support throughout the United States and the world.
Microscreen Booth 1050
1106 High Street, South Bend, IN hollyw@microscreenLLC.com 574-232-4358
Barbara Pauls
Booth 939
6601 Lyons Road, Coconut Creek, FL bpauls@matr.com 630-629-6646
Mid America Taping and Reeling Inc. offers the following services: axial, radial, and surface-mount lead taping; programming; dry packing; baking; and lead tinning and forming. The company designs and manufactures custom carrier tape and take-up reels, and distributes cover tape. Mid America is an ISO 9001:2015 certified and 100% woman-owned and operated registered company by WBNC.
Rob Horowitz
3 Morse Road - 2A, Oxford, CT
r.horowitz@mirtecusa.com 203-881-5559
“MIRTEC is a leading global supplier of 3D & 2D Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) and Solder Paste Inspection (SPI) Systems to the electronics manufacturing industry. Among the many strengths are the ease of programming and the flexibility to be used anywhere in the manufacturing process. MIRTEC invests heavily in research & development, focused on using state of the art optics, lighting and Moire technology in the development of our systems.”
MYCRONIC,
Christian
554 Clark Road, Tewksbury, MA christian.vega@mycronic.com 978-994-2503
Nihon
Keith
NS Bldg., 1-16-15
81-6-6380-1121
Nihon Superior was founded in 1966 when it began marketing unique flux products imported from the US. Since then, we have made our mark on society by gathering the most advanced soldering and brazing technologies and products from around the world, and supplying them to companies in the metal-joining industry.
Ben Slaughterbeck
12701 Grand River Road, Brighton, MI
Ben.Slaughterbeck@nikon.com
Nikon Metrology offers the broadest range of metrology solutions including X-ray systems and microscopes for applications ranging from miniature electronics and surface-mount technology to the largest aircrafts. Nikon Metrology’s innovative measuring and precision instruments contribute to a high performance design-through-manufacturing process that allows manufacturers to deliver premium quality products in a shorter time. Further information is available on www.nikonmetrology.com.
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Janet Lykowski 2747 Loker Ave. W., Carlsbad, CA 92010 janet.lykowski@nordsonsonoscan.com 52-33-32713784
Nordson DAGE, MATRIX, SONOSCAN and YESTECH manufacture AOI, AMI, X-ray Inspection, Bond Testing and Wafer X-ray Metrology systems that bring powerful, cost effective solutions to the PCBA and Semiconductor industries.
NSW Automation Sdn. Bhd. Booth 1125
Nicole Yap
NO.1, Jalan Beringin, Batu Maung, Bayan Lepas, Penang cpyap@nswautomation.com 6012-4380226
We supply advanced precision fluid dispensing solutions to microelectronics and semiconductor producer for device assemblies such as 5G components, 01005 dispensing, 008004 solderings, MEMS, SiP, PoP, CSP and wafer-level packaging applications.”
Krissy Sorenson 2895 Greenspoint Pkwy., Suite 200, Hoffman Estates, IL krissy.sorensen@omron.com 847-285-7257
Manufacturer of control equipment, factory automation systems, electronic components, automotive electronics, ticket vending machines and medical equipment.
Panasonic
Booth 1143
Tom Kramer Two Riverfront Plaza, 9th Floor, Newark, NJ Tom.Kramer@us.panasonic.com 224-275-6006
Panasonic System Solutions Company of North America, Process Automation (PSSNA-PA) develops and supports innovative manufacturing processes around the core of circuit manufacturing technologies and computerintegrated manufacturing software, thereby, contributing to the growth and prosperity of our customers’ businesses regardless of their mix or volume.
Jessica Jurek
9853 Pacific Heights Blvd., Suite N, San Diego, CA jjurek@parmiusa.com 858-683-0225
PARMI Co., Ltd. is a technology-intensive corporation that develops and supplies in-line 3D inspection machines used in a wide variety of applications ranging from SMT manufacturing to semiconductor processes.
Dustin Rhodes
1 Edgewater Drive, Suite 109, Norwood, MA dustin.rhodes@pcbconnectgroup.com 254-913-5492
PCB connect is one of the leading suppliers of Printed Circuit Boards. PCB Connect is a long established and globally positioned supplier of Printed Circuit Boards whose mission is to utilize its long experience and history to increase our customers competitiveness and improve their time to market.
Brook Anglin
PO Box 807, Amesbury, MA brooke@pcea.net 404-316-9018
PCEA, a nonprofit association, promotes the printed circuit engineering profession through the exchange of information and the integration of new design concepts through training and certification using a worldwide network of chapters. Products include PRINTED CIRCUIT DESIGN & FAB (pcdandf.com)/CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY (circuitsassembly.com) magazine; PCBUPdate (pcbupdate. com) e-newsletter; PCU (printedcircuituniversity.com) online training, PCB East/West (pcbeast.com) (pcbwest. com) exhibitions and conferences; PCB2Day (pcb2day. com) workshops.
Jack Harris 3869 Dividend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA jharris@pdrxy.com 916-425-1792
PDR is the industry leader in Focused Infrared Technology for PCB Rework. Supported world-wide since 1986, and today with over 4600 systems sold, PDR systems offer Visible IR heating technology, air nozzle free operation, are characteristically easy to learn, set-up and operate, delivering extremely accurate process control to produce both high quality rework and precision thermal testing results.
201 Lively Blvd., Elk Grove, IL adriand@pillarhouseusa.com 847-593-9080 121
Pillarhouse is the world leader in the design and manufacturing of selective soldering systems from handload (batch) processes to fully automated high-speed lines. Pillarhouse manufactures a wide range of modular and hand load equipment to fit the changing marketing market needs of today.
Our product range includes the following: Bench Top, Hand-Load, inline modular and multi station high speed lines plus large board machines up 24 x 36.
Booth 808
Phil Myers 1007 S. Heatherwilde Blvd., Suite 300, Plugerville, TX phil.myers@retronix.com 717-847-1540
Retronix is a global business operating in the Americas, Asia, and across Europe. Retronix offers technical solutions for the refurbishment and repair of electronic components to the electronics market. Main services include Reballing, Robotic Hot Solder Dip, Component Testing, and Component Reclaim. Retronix is a key member of the component supply chain, offering alternatives to customers facing component shortages and obsolescence.
831
211 Kitty Hawk Drive, Morrisville, NC
andrew.dustin@us.schunk.com 919-957-6701
SCHUNK Electronic Solutions (SES) is setting standards in the field of depaneling technology by offering solutions for the entire spectrum of the depaneling operation — from product selection, workpiece holder solutions and optimization of milling parameters to commissioning. Depaneling machines from SES are high-performance machines for the depaneling of single circuit boards with electronic components. The SES product range focuses on modern processes in electronic component production. Our systems and devices meet the most demanding requirements.
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Marilu Correa
5751 Schafer Ave., Chino, CA mcorrea@scienscope.com 800-216-1800
Scienscope is an industrial (NDT) solution provider. We are committed to the best price to performance ratio. Scienscope began in 1994, serving all manufacturing areas in North America. Now, we have expanded our services globally through a network of technical sales representatives and distributors. Our mission is to provide the most innovative and cost-effective solutions for your manufacturing process.
Booth 913
Michelle Ogihara
21241 S. Western Ave., Suite 140, Torrance, CA michelle@seikausa.com
310-540-7310
Since 1994, Seika Machinery has continuously provided a wide variety of high quality and reliable production equipment with accompanying engineering support services for the electronics and general manufacturing industries. Among its popular lines include the McDry dry cabinets, the Sawa ultrasonic cleaners, the Sayaka PCB depanelers, the Malcom process control systems, the Unitech PCB cleaners, the Hioki flying probe testers, the Kyowa strain gages, the N-1 Checker FAI and much more.
Larry Welk
806
1746 Starbridge Drive, Surfside Beach, SC lwelk@smartsplice.com 717-314-9297
“Smart Splice is the recognized leader in the sales and service of tape splicing materials, tools, and accessories in the PCB industry. Since the introduction of the Professor Splice Channel on YouTube a year and a half ago, we have become the go to instructional company for teaching any company how to get the highest production rates on ANY pick and place machine! With the introduction of the latest tape splicing sensation, double edge splice tape, you owe it to yourself (and your company) to visit our booth and get “schooled by the professor”!”
6600 City West
info@smta.org
The SMTA is an international association for electronics engineering and manufacturing professionals seeking to improve processes through best practices and real world solutions. SMTA offers access to local and global communities of experts as well as accumulated research and training materials from thousands of companies dedicated to advancing the electronics industry. With 50 chapters around the world and thousands of active members, we invite you to join us at one of our local, regional, national or international technical events.
Ana Carrillo
Prol. Pino Suarez 1039 int 36, Col. El Vigia Zapopan, Jalsico ana.carrillo@smartsol.mx 52-33-32713784
SMarTsol Technologies is a company founded in February 2012 in Guadalajara with the objective of offering products of value for our customers.
We are a supplier with the expertise in process analysis and consulting for the High-Tech Industry, includes industrial, electronics, automotive, aerospace, metalworking, medical, telecommunications and commercial sectors.
Wendy Tindle
Etek Technology Gr. Dow Road, Prestwick Aerospace Park, Prestwick, Ayrshire, Scotland wendy@smttoday.com
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Born in 2013 SMT Today is a team bursting with years of experience in online and offline marketing. Creating the first high quality, industry leading magazine for the world of electronics, we quickly grew to be the clear market leader. By delivering quality content through the widest range of multi-media channels and platforms, our strategy is driven by success. 2017 saw the launch of i4.0 Today, our exclusive platform dedicated to the concept, technology and future of Industry 4.0. The only dedicated Industry 4.0 magazine in the electronics industry, offering digital and print marketing for our clients as well as opportunities to speak at events.”
Brittney Dial
7645 Woodland Drive, Indianapolis, IN BDial@scscoatings.com 317-472-1290
Specialty Coating Systems is a leader in Parylene and liquid conformal coating services and technologies with 50 years of experience and 20 worldwide locations. SCS conformal coatings offer excellent moisture, chemical, and dielectric barrier properties to protect components in the aerospace, defense, medical device, transportation and electronics industries. SCS also offers industryleading liquid coating systems, including spray, spin and dip coating systems, thermal and UV cure systems and ionic contamination test systems.
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Larry Chen
Test Research, Inc. Booth 1030
7th Floor, Number 45, Dexing W. Road., Shihlin Dist., Taipei City, TA larry_chen@tri.com.tw 886-2-2832-8918 2217
Test Research, Inc. (TRI) offers the most robust product portfolio in the industry for Automatic Test and Inspection solutions. From Solder Paste Inspection (SPI), Automated Optical Inspection (AOI), and 3D Automated X-ray Inspection (AXI) systems to Manufacturing Defect Analyzers (MDAs), In-Circuit Test equipment (ICT), and Functional Testing (FCT), TRI provides the most costeffective solutions to meet a comprehensive range of manufacturing Test and Inspection requirements. Learn more at www.tri.com.tw.
Texmac/Takaya Booth 815
David Levine 807 W. Eastern Ave., McHenry, IL dlevine@texmacusa.com 847-393-6001
TEXMAC is the North American distributor of the worlds most accurate and fastest PCBA Flying Probe Test systems. The Takaya APT-1400F /1600FD family of test systems is setting the flying probe standard one again for both single and double sided mobile flying probe testing. As the inventor of the flying probe test technology, Takaya continues to own the reputation as the leader for accuracy, ease of use and reliability.
Tom Ott PO Box 18335, Huntsville, AL 256-650-0220 tom.ott@tintronics.com
Offering Component level value add services that meet or exceed industry specifications that are required by our ever-changing, fast paced electronics marketplace. Providing XRF analysis, State of the Art Robotic Mitigation/ Hot Solder Dip/Gold Removal/solderability enhancement/BGA repair and reball/ Surface mount tape and reel / thru-hole tape and reel / lead form & excise of SMT devices/ Thru-hole lead form / Dry-packaging / Cleanliness Testing/ Solderabilty Testing. J-STD, Mil-STD, GEIA, EIA, AS9100 REV. D ISO9001:2008, SDVOSB
Cindy Hoke 7301 W Boston Street, Chandler, AZ cindyh@trans-tec.com 480-390-0440
“As the leading distributor of Yamaha SMT equipment solutions in North America, Trans-Tec America is one of the longest-standing global partners for integrated modular assembly lines worldwide. With dedicated industry experience spanning from its inception in 1988, Trans-Tec has developed an excellent reputation for delivering exceptional products and services.”
Craig Zander
3719 King Road, Toledo, OH
Transforming Technologies is a provider of quality static control products that meet or exceed industry standards at an excellent value. We provide outstanding customer service and support. Our product categories include: Grounding, Apparel, Ionization, Matting, Test and Measurement and Cleanroom. For our full line, see us at www.transforming-technologies.com.
Universal
Kristi Schilloff
33 Broome Corporate Pkwy., Conklin, NY
We offer a wide range of solutions for Traditional to Complex Printed Circuit Board Assembly for applications requiring high-speed, high-accuracy surface mount placement and through-hole component insertion. Precision Automation for applications requiring versatile, high-accuracy, high-speed handling, inspection, and assembly. Advanced Packaging for applications requiring efficient and versatile multi-die high-accuracy assembly. And, our world-renowned Advanced Process Lab (APL) offers solutions for all aspects of a product lifecyclefrom prototyping, process development, and analytical services to advanced technology assembly.
Michael Skinner
michael.skinner@us-tech.com
610-783-6100
10 Gay Street, Phoenixville, PA
U.S. Tech is the leading international, high-tech trade publication that covers the electronics manufacturing industry. Focused on innovations in PCB assembly, test and inspection, and manufacturing services, each edition is delivered to more than 100,000 subscribers in print, two digital versions, and distributed across all major social media platforms. Current and past issues are available online at www.us-tech.com.
Ed Moll
Viscom Booth 1214
1775 Breckinridge Pkwy., Suite 500, Duluth, GA
ed.moll@viscomusa.com 678-966-9835
Full range of industry award winning optical (AOI) and X-ray (AXI) inspection equipment for PCB assembly. In-line and stand-alone inspection of paste, placement, post-reflow, post-wave, selective solder and conformal coating. 100% solder joint inspection to IPC standards, high speed and high performance 3D solutions for every application. Microelectronics inspection equipment for bond, thick film and conductive glue. Heavy duty and large PCB inspection capability. Check out our award winning systems at www.viscom.com.
Inga Braunmiller
I.Braunmiller@visiconsult.de 49-451-290-286-1313
Brandenbrooker Weg 2-4, Stockelsdorf, Lennart
For VCcount, first-class solution is particularly important, launched on 2021 the latest generation of the SMD reel X-ray counting system XRHCount from VCcount. The highlights are the new touchscreen-optimized user interface and the cycle time of under 8.5 seconds per SMD reel including barcode recognition. New user interface that makes easy operational handling. Native software for integration with any external platform ERP/ MES, storage tower or any other feasible integration where usage of data makes higher operational performance.
Vitrox Booth 818
Richard Osborne
3222 Arden Road, Hayward, CA richard.osborne@vitrox.com 510-770-6344
API (SPI), AOI, AXI and Conformal Coat/Final Inspection provider to the worlds largest and most demanding EMS companies. Proven inspection technology that yields the easiest to program solutions with the best and most detailed data outputs available. Utilizing actual AI which is available now, time to inspect is decreased and yields increased. Data from the printer, pick and place and inspection is all corelated to provide real-time views of production yields. All with World Class Service and Support.
Katie Marzocchi
19 Alpha Road, Chelmsford, MA kmarzocchi@vjt.com 978-486-4777
VJ Electronix, Inc. is a global leader in advanced rework technologies, and provider of x-ray solutions for inspection and component counting. VJE combines years of industry leadership, technical expertise, and product development knowledge to manufacture state-of-theart x-ray and SMT rework equipment that boosts the productivity of high-value, high-precision applications in electronics manufacturing and industrial markets worldwide.
What’s New In Electronics (WNIE) Booth 1045
Claire Saunders claire@neweventsltd.com
164 Bridge Road, Sarisbury Green, Southampton, UK 44-1428-609-382
WNIE and GIF are both global platforms that support and promote the electronics manufacturing and semiconductor audience. WNIE delivers daily updates via the industry hub www.wnie.online - this is supported by a weekly newsletter being sent to nearly 50,000 global contacts and shared with over 18,000 social media contacts. This platform also delivers WNIE Radio and WNIE TV, interviewing key contacts on the latest updates, products and key issues facing our sector. GIF is a digital publication that goes out 6 times a year, focusing more on the people and the companies behind the products and services. Both of these platforms are in place to connect, update, and support our industry.
WPI Vision Booth 1222
Steve Dunn
175 Sarasota Blvd., Sarasota, FL sdunn@wpiinc.com 941-320-6795
WPI Vision, a division of World Precision Instruments, introduces ERMA™, a 3-D INSPECTION SCOPE FOR YOU. ERMA boasts of many industry firsts: 3-D viewer, variable working distances, computer controlled selffocusing zoom, area of interest, large field of view and depth of field. With ERMA you will increase your throughput and enjoy greater accuracy. This enhanced reality microscope is Ideal for rework, through-hole assembly and inspections. WPI has been designing innovative equipment for over 50 years.
Jessica Molloy
11285 Assett Loop, Manassas, VA jessica.molloy@zestronusa.com 703-393-9880
ZESTRON is the global leading provider of high precision cleaning products, services and training solutions for the electronics and semiconductor manufacturing industries. Whether implementing a new cleaning process, optimizing an existing one or preparing for future design changes, our industry leading products, eight worldwide Technical Centers and global expert engineering teams ensure that our customers can overcome any precision cleaning challenge.
Zymet Inc Booth 930
Karl Loh
7A Great Meadow Lane, East Hanover, NJ kloh@zymet.com 973-428-5245
Zymet manufactures Adhesives & Encapsulants and has been serving the electronics industry for over 30 years. Products include reworkable underfills and edgebond adhesives for high reliability and harsh environment applications. Other products include ultralow stress adhesives. electrically conductive adhesives, thermally conductive adhesives, and nonconductive pastes.
ACL Staticide
ACL Staticide ANDA Technologies HZO
ITW EAE KYZEN Corporation MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Surfx Technologies ZESTRON Corporation
AI Technology Alltemated Inc. MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Mid America Taping & Reeling, Inc. Seika Machinery, Inc. Zymet Inc KYZEN Corporation Magnalytix Metallic Resources Nordson Test and Inspection Retronix Scienscope International Universal Instruments ZESTRON Corporation
Europlacer Americas Fuji America Corporation Identco Inovaxe Corporation KYZEN Corporation Omron Pillarhouse Scienscope International Seika Machinery Universal Instruments ZESTRON Corporation
Stencils
Conductive Containers
Europlacer Americas Fuji America Corporation Seika Machinery, Inc. Smartsol Technologies Universial Instruments
Allfavor Technology ANDA Technologies Coductive Containters, Inc. CTI Systems ESSEMTEC USA Europlacer Americas ICAPE USA
Inovaxe Corporation Insituware ITW EAE Kurtz Ersa KYZEN Corporation MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Panasonic Connect PARMI USA
SCHUNK Electronic Solutions Scienscope International Seika Machinery, Inc. SMarTsol Technologies StaticStop Texmac/Takaya Trans Tec America Universal Instruments Viscom ZESTRON Corporation
ACL Staticide
ASM Assembly Systems Insituware ITW EAE KYZEN Corporation MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Marc Technologies Seika Machinery, Inc. SMarTsol Technologies Surfx Technologies ZESTRON Corporation
Coating, Dispensing and Masking
ACL Staticide
ANDA Technologies
ASM Assembly Systems Conductive Containers, Inc. ESSEMTEC USA HZO Insituware ITW EAE KYZEN Corporation MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Marc Technologies NSW Automation PARMI USA Pillarhouse Seika Machinery SMarTsol Technologies Specialty Coating Systems Surfx Techhnologies
ZESTRON Corporation
ASM ASsembly Systems
ESSEMTEC USA
Europlacer Americas Inc. Fuji America Corporation Hanwha Techwin Automation Juki Automation
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Mid America Taping & Reeling Panasonic Connect Smartsol Technologies Universal Instruments
CTI Systems Europlacer Americas Fuji America Corporation Inovaxe Corporation Mid America Taping & Reeling Scienscope International Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies Tintronics Industries VisiConsult VJ Electronix, Inc.
Europlacer Americas ICAPE USA Impossible Objects Inovaxe Corporation Magnalytix Omron Scienscope International SMarTsol Technologies IPC PCEA
ANDA Technologies ASM Assembly Systems Finetech Kulicke & Soffa
ZESTRON Corporation
Marc Technologies Pillarhouse Seika Machinery, Inc. Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies SMTXTRA
CTI Systems
ICAPE USA SCHUNK Electronic Solutions Seika Machinery, Inc. SMarTsol Technologies
Electronics Manufacturing Services
A2Z Electronics LLC
ACL Staticide Bimos Seating Conductive Containers, Inc. Marc Technologies Mid America Taping & Reeling StaticStop Seika Machinery, Inc. Smart Splice LLC Transforming Techologies, LLC
CTI Systems
ESSEMTEC USA Europlacer Americas Fuji America Corporation Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas Juki Automation Kulicke & Soffa Smart Splice LLC SPEA America LLC Universal Instruments
ASM Assembly Systems
Europlacer Americas Finetech Fuji America Corporation Kulicke & Soffa Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Universal Instruments
JBC Tools Marc Technologies Mid America Taping & Reeling Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies Transforming Technologies, LLC
Akrometrix ANDA Technologies ASM Assembly Systems CTI Systems CyberOptics Europlacer Americas Fuji America Corporation Glenbrook Technologies Insituware Juki Automation KIC
Koh Young America Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Magnalytix Marc Technologies Mirtec Corp. Nikon Metrology, Inc. Nordson Test & Inspection Omron PARMI USA Scienscope International Seika Machinery SMarTsol Technologies SPEA America LLC Test Research Texmac/Takaya Trans Tec America Viscom Visiconsult Vitrox World Precision Instruments
Labeling, Ink and Marking
Identco SMarTsol Technologies
Laser Systems
PARMI USA Retronix SMarTsol Technologies
Kurtz Ersa, Inc.
Materials Handling Equipment/Automation Systems
Conductive Containers
Europlacer Americas Inovaxe Corporation Insituware Juki Automation Kulicke & Soffa SCHUNK Electronic Solutions Scienscope International Seika Machinery Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies SPEA America LLC Specialty Coating Systems Texmac/Takaya Universal Instruments Visiconsult
ASM Assembly Systems
Europlacer Americas Finetech
Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas. Inc. Juki Automation Kulicke & Soffa
Mid America Taping & Reeling SMarTsol Technologies Trans Tec America Universal Instruments
ITW EAE
Juki Automation KIC
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Pillarhouse Seika Machinery Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies Specialty Coating Systems
Conductive Containers Finetech MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
Mid America Taping & Reeling NSW Automation Sdn. Bhd. Tintronics Zymet Inc. Allfavor Technology ICAPE USA NSW Automation Sdn. Bhd. PCB Connect Inc. SCHUNK Electronic Solutions
Pick and Place
ASM
Europlacer Americas
Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas. Inc. Juki Automation Kulicke & Soffa SMarTsol Technologies Universal Instruments
CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY
IConnect007
IPC PCEA SMT Today
U.S. Tech WNIE
Finetech
JBC Tools
Koh Young America Kurtz Ersa, Inc.
Mid America Taping & Reeling
Nihon Superior PDR Rework and Test Systems Pillarhouse Retronix Seika Machinery
SMarTsol Technologies SPEA America LLC
Tintronics
VJ Electronix, Inc.
World Precision Instruments
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
Mid America Taping & Reeling
Nihon Superior NSW Automation Sdn. Bhd. PARMI USA Akrometrix
ASM Assembly Systems
Europlacer Americas
Fuji America Corporation Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas. Inc. Insituware Intraratio Corporation KIC
Koh Young America Kulicke & Soffa Kurtz Ersa, Inc.
Mid America Taping & Reeling Panasonic Connect Pillarhouse Scienscope International SPEA America LLC Universal Instruments Visiconsult
ITW EAE
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Metallic Resources
Nihon Superior Pillarhouse
JBC Tools
Fuji America Corporation
ITW EAE
Juki Automation Kurtz Ersa, Inc. PARMI USA Pillarhouse Seika Machinery SMarTsol Technologies Tintronics
Fuji America Corporation JBC Tools
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Pillarhouse SMarTsol Technologies Tintronics World Precision Instruments
Europlacer Americas
Fuji America Corporation Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas. Inc. Inovaxe Corporation
ITW EAE
Juki Automation Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Microscreen Smart Splice LLC SMarTsol Technologies Trans Tec America
Inovaxe Corporation Kulicke & Soffa Mid America Taping & Reeling Scienscope International Smart Splice LLC Tintronics Visiconsult Akrometrix Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas. Inc. Insituware KIC Koh Young America Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Magnalytix Marc Technologies Mirtec Corp. Nikon Metrology, Inc. Nordson Test and Inspection Omron
PARMI USA
PDR Rework and Test Systems Scienscope International Seika Machinery SPEA America LLC Specialty Coating Systems Teradyne, Inc. Test Research Texmac/Takaya Viscom Visiconsult
Fuji America Corporation Koh Young America Magnalytix Mirtec Corp. Nordson Test and Inspection Omron
PARMI USA Scienscope International Seika Machinery SMarTsol Technologies SPEA America LLC Teradyne, Inc. Test Research Texmac/Takaya Visiconsult
ANDA Technologies
Koh Young America Mid America Taping & Reeling Nordson Test and Inspection Omron
PARMI USA Retronix Scienscope International SMarTsol Technologies SPEA America LLC Test Research Tintronics BlueRing Stencils Conductive Containers, Inc Europlacer Americas Garland Service Company Impossible Objects Mid America Taping & Reeling SCHUNK Electronic Solutions SMT Tooling
ICAPE Group IPC KYZEN Corporation PCEA Smart Splice LLC ZESTRON Corporation Akrometrix CTI Systems CyberOptics ESSEMTEC USA Fuji America Corporation Juki Automation Kurtz Ersa, Inc. Mirtec Corp. Nikon Metrology, Inc. Omron
SCHUNK Electronic Solutions Scienscope International SMarTsol Technologies Test Research Viscom Visiconsult Vitrox
Fuji America Corporation Glenbrook Technologies Nikon Metrology, Inc. Nordson Test and Inspection Omron Scienscope International SMarTsol Technologies Test Research Tintronics Viscom Visiconsult Vitrox VJ Electronix, Inc.