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Bringing the Best Together Ablestik and Emerson & Cuming join Henkel
Henkel brings the best electronics and semiconductor material brands together for long-term solutions. Our wide range of Electronics Assembly products including Loctite, Multicore, Hysol, Ablestik and Emerson & Cuming will deliver results for your production requirements. Learn more
Henkel Corporation
White Paper: Photo Resist coating Precision coating with Ultraspray Technology
Outlines coating methods for the precise deposition of photo resist to wafers where traditional spin coating technology has proven ineffective such as coating wafers with micro-vias and non-traditional wafer designs. Click here to download paper
Ultrasonic Systems, Inc.
Better Organic Semiconductors For Printable Electronics
Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology and Seoul National University (SNU) have learned how to tweak a new class ...
Science Daily
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Thin Film Solar Will Grow Eightfold By 2010
Thin-film solar production is expected to double in each of the next three years to reach 4.18 gigawatts worth of equipment in 2010, ...
Seeking Alpha
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Skyworks and Ember partner to develop ZigBee FEMs
Skyworks Solutions Inc of Woburn, Mass, USA, in partnership with Ember Corp, is developing the industry's first portfolio of ZigBee front-end ...
Semiconductor Today
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China's Godson 3 Processor To Take on Intel, AMD
When China launched its first microprocessor, the Godson 1 in 2002, it wasn't much of a competitor to what Intel and AMD had to offer. The ...
OS News
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Possible new semiconductors based on carbon fullerenes
Chemistry professor Harry Dorn from Virginia Tech said he developed reliable ways to manufacture and construct 80-atom fullerene molecules ...
TG Daily
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Physicists Harness Disorder in Magnetic Sensors
University of Chicago scientists have discovered how to make magnetic sensors capable of operating at the high temperatures that ceramic ...
The University of Chicago
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Nanotechnology for Data Memories
IBM's recent nanotechnology data storage news reads, "IBM set to supercede Flash with superfast, high capacity, low cost Racetrack ...
NewsBlaze
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Super-collider enabled by EEs
The world's most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), will attempt to form its first particle beam on Wednesday, ...
EETimes
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E-Step Xeons prove more efficient
Intel released five new Xeons, collectively known as the E-step parts, all of which promise greater efficiency than their predecessors. There ...
The Inquirer
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AMD pushes out three more triple-core chips
Advanced Micro Devices Monday unveiled more triple-core processors, adding to several models released earlier this year. The announcement ...
Digital Arts
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Control Costs and Maximize Yield Discover the XD7600NT
If you're looking to reduce first-pass failures and rework/repair then look no further. The Dage XD7600NT is setting the global standard for X-ray inspection with 250 nm feature recognition, 70 degree oblique angle viewing and 2.0 mega pixel resolution. Learn more
Dage Precision Industries
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Today's Sponsor
YESTech's M1m AOI Inspection for Microelectronics Quick Set-up, high defect coverage, intuitive user interface
YESTech's advanced Thin Camera and Fusion Lighting technologies deliver high-speed automated device inspection with exceptional defect coverage. The M1m inspects bond wires, die placement, bumps, SMT components and dispensed materials, at line speeds all within a footprint less than 1 sq. meter. Learn more
YESTech
Run Cooler with Thermal Interface Materials from Shin Etsu
Thermal grease, gel, pads and more for CPU, GPU, PLC and other temperature sensitive components. Excellent ability to dissipate heat; stable under difficult stress testing conditions; enables more functionality. Market proven, high volume, POR Shin Etsu thermal interface materials. Learn more
ShinEtsu
MEPTEC Presents Semiconductor Packaging Impacting the Age of Consumer Electronics
Join MEPTEC for this symposium on February 19 in San Jose, CA. Find out why chipmakers are scaling down their devices to create faster, more efficient and more portable consumer electronics. Learn more
MEPTEC
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