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www.us-
tech.com MicroCare Intros TidyPen®
New Britain, CT —MicroCare Corpo- ration has introduced its newest range of electronics cleaners and cost-saving SMT production aids. The TidyPen® is a 60-second
“sticky stuff remover” time-saving tool for electronics manufacturing, repair shops, medical facilities, and any place where sticky labels are used.
The new TidyPen speeds the re-
moval of almost anything sticky, in- cluding many conformal coatings, flux residues, glues, tapes, labels and some inks. The formulation has been designed to be VOC and REACH compliant, and is also safe to use on
plastics, gaskets and other materials of construction found on PCBs. Im- portantly, the improved TidyPen is packaged for vending machines, which are becoming increasingly im- portant cost-control systems and widely used in many facilities. Another important introduction
is the special VOC-Free Flux Re- mover, UltraClean™, which meets the market’s need for high perform- ance PCB cleaners. It is particularly effective at removing lead-free no- clean fluxes and pastes, and also is successful in removing silicone-based coatings and adhesives. UltraClean is a non-chlorinat-
“Green” Cleaning Innovations
ed, halogen-free cleaning fluid for- mulated specifically for rework and repair tasks, and is suitable for use in removing fingerprints, moisture, light oxides, dust and other airborne contamination frequently found on circuit boards returned for warranty or service work. The product is VOC-exempt,
complies with California CARB (Cal- ifornia Resources Board) rules and SCAQMD (South Coast Air Quality Management District) VOC regula- tions. It is has also been labeled to comply with Canadian WHMIS and European REACH requirements, plus the new Globally Harmonized
VOC-free flux remover. Contact: MicroCare Corp., 595
John Downey Drive, New Britain, CT 06051 % 800-638-0125 or 860-827-0626 fax: 860-827-8105 Web:
www.www.microcare.com
Farsens Unveils RFID Development
Platform San Sebastian, Spain — The Medusa from Farsens S.L., is a development platform for UHF RFID battery-free devices. It includes an ANDY100 chip with EPC C1G2 communication and a MSPG2233IPW20 microcontroller from Texas Instruments for commu- nication with developers’ circuits.
Safety system for shipping haz- ardous chemicals.
March, 2015 and UltraClean™
MEDUSA development platform. Users can now develop their own
wireless sensors or actuators without requiring batteries on the tag. The Medusa harvests energy from the RF field created by the RFID reader to power up the ANDY100 IC, the micro- controller and the circuitry and de- vices attached to it. The ANDY100 chip included
works under standard EPC C1G2 commands so no proprietary or cus- tom commands are needed. Any com- mercial UHF RFID reader can be used just by programing with the cor- rect standard commands. Farsens designs and manufac-
tures full passive RFID sensor solu- tions. The company’s proprietary UHF RFID IC allows it to develop long range solutions for asset tracking — using unique ID — and monitoring — through the attached sensor — with-
out the need of any battery on the tag. Contact: Farsens, Paseo
Mikeletegi 54, Planta 0, Local 1, Parque Cientmfico y Tecnolsgico de Gipuzkoa, 20009 Donostia - San Se- bastian, Espana % (+34) 943 30 80 13 fax: (+34) 943 30 80 13 E-mail:
info@farsens.com Web:
www.farsens.com
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