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Entegris Launches 3D and MEMS Dispense System
Billerica, MA — Entegris, Inc. (NAS- DAQ: ENTG) has introduced the lat- est addition to its IntelliGen® family of two-stage dispense technologies used in microelectronics manufactur- ing processes. The IntelliGen MV aug- ments the proven performance of the IntelliGen Mini and HV dispense sys- tems with a solution optimized for 3D and MEMS applications, enabling high-purity filtration and repeatable dispense of mid-viscosity fluids. According to the company, the
growth of 3D IC technology and MEMS, means that manufacturers require a higher level of throughput and greater filtration capabilities to meet their unique process demands. Each application requires an inten- sive focus on real-time, interactive di- agnostics and feedback. The Intelli- Gen MV provides several new diag- nostic and detection features to re- duce defects, simplify recipe program- ming and improve filter priming. The IntelliGen MV Dispense
System’s compact design allows man- ufacturers to install multiple dis- pense systems in a single track with the ability to process several
chemistries simultaneously and maximize filter performance even in the most sensitive photochemicals between 100 and 300 centipoise.
3D and MEMS dispense system . Contact: Entegris, Inc.,
129 Concord Road, Billerica, MA 01821 % 800-394-4083 or 978-436-6500 fax: 978-436-6735 Web:
www.entegris.com.
Printed Circuits, Inc. Upgrades Imaging
Voltage Available! 125-475 VDC Input
NEW HiQP Input
Minneapolis, MN — Rigid-flex circuit board manufacturer, Printed Cir- cuits, Inc. has recently installed a Maskless Lithography printer and an Orbotech Paragon 9800 laser di- rect imager at its facility in Min- neapolis, Minnesota. The new print- ers give the company advanced capa- bilities for imaging inner layers, outer layers and soldermask on ad- vanced technology PWBs. According to the company, hav-
ing both systems in place gives it a tremendous increase in flexibility and processing ability. Every pho- toresist and soldermask that is avail-
able responds to different wave- lengths of light. Having both expo- sure systems allows the company to pick the best photoresist or mask for the application, and then pick the best piece of equipment to image it. That flexibility will advance the com- pany’s technology capabilities while
improving its capacity. Contact: Printed Circuits, Incor- porated, 1200 West 96th Street,
Minneapolis, MN 55431-2699 % 888-844-8416 or 952-888-7900 fax: 952-888-2719 E-mail:
info@printedcircuits.com Web:
www.printedcircuits.com
Series Isolated HiQP QP DC-DC-Converters
High Voltage to 500 VDC Out High Power to 50Watts Standard Input Ranges
5, 12, 24, 48 & Now HiQP! 125-475 VDC High Voltage, Isolated Outputs
5 VDC-500 VDC to 50 Watts, Efficiency to 90% Miniature Size Package: 2.5” x 1.55” x 0.50”
See Pico’s full Catalog immediately at
www.picoelectronics.com
Rely on Pico for Thousands of ULTRA Miniature, High Reliability DC-DC Converters, AC-DC Power Supplies, Inductors and Transformers
800-431-1064
www.picoelectronics.com 143 Sparks Ave., Pelham, New York 10803
PICOELECTRONICS, Inc.
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