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www.us-tech.com Dow Corning Introduces Optical Encapsulants for LEDs


Midland, MI — Dow Corning® has expanded its portfolio of phenyl silicone optical encapsulants with five new two-part, heat-curable grades. The new products offer enhanced reliability, better anti-silver corrosion and greater durability for de- manding LED designs. Delivering improved anti-silver corrosion capa-


bilities, the OE-6662 and OE-6652 optical encapsu- lants offer Shore D 64 and Shore D 59 levels of hard- ness, respectively. The improved gas barrier per- formance exhibited by both grades helps to protect delicate silver-plated LED electrodes from sulfur at- tacks. In addition to inhibiting degradation of light output efficiency, this can also help extend the over- all quality and lifetime of advanced LED designs.


New grades of Dow Corning OE-7620, OE- 7630, OE-7640 optical encapsulants provide hard-


ness ranges from Shore D 26, 29 and 43, respective- ly. The lower hardness of these materials translates into enhanced mechanical protection for emerging LED packaging designs. In addition, all three new grades in this advanced product family offer greatly improved thermal and photostability over incum- bent materials, to ensure consistent high optical quality over the lifetime of an LED light source. According to the company, as next-generation


Hard-shell protection for LEDs. Production needs us.


LED designs and applications grow ever more de- manding, global lighting OEMs are seeking innova- tive new material solutions that can withstand the higher internal temperatures of new LEDs, as well as their increasingly harsh operating conditions. These latest additions to Dow Corning’s broad port- folio of optical silicone encapsulants for LEDs deliver the performance and protection necessary to enable ad- vanced lighting designs that provide reliable, high-quality illumination over the course of their expected life- times.


Contact: The Dow Chemical


Company, 2030 Dow Center, Midland, MI 48674 % 989-636-1000 Web: www.dow.com


See at Electronics West/MD&M Booth #1751.


Multitest’s Mercury Contactor Best First Pass Yield


Rosenheim, Germany — Multitest’s Mercury™ contactor with Q-tip has successfully passed a two-month evaluation at a US-based IDM with test operations in Southeast Asia with excellent first-pass yield for more than 500k insertions. Single point spring probes face


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limitations in terms of targeting a large enough area to ensure contact with the device under test (DUT) pads over the full temperature range of –55 to +150°C.


February, 2013


Mercury™ contactor. The triple edge tip geometry of


the Q-tip design improves probe to DUT pad alignment targeting, espe- cially over all ranges of temperature testing. Improved targeting means more reliable contact and higher first pass yields. The Mercury Q-tip reportedly


demonstrated superior performance during the tri-temp high-volume evaluation on a 0.4mm pitch QFN


application. Contact: Multitest Electronic


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Systems, Inc., 4444 Centerville Road, Suite 105, St. Paul, MN 55127-3700 % 651-407-7777 fax: 651-407-7290 E-mail: salesusa@multitest.com Web: www.multitest.com


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