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May, 2017


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Page 39 SCHMID Adds New Options to Etching Line


Niedereschach, Germany — SCHMID has introduced new options to its DES line of etching systems. Newly-improved vacuum etching


allows the process to achieve more uniform results. The new options were added to improve both differen- tial and conductive track etching, en- abling etching speed increases of up to 25 percent, and line/space structures of less than 50 µm. The company optimized its


NAMICS Develops Sintered Silver


Adhesive


San Jose, CA — NAMICS has devel- oped and released a sintered silver die attach paste, UNIMEC H9890- 6A, for the semiconductor market. The low-temperature sintered die at- tach paste incorporates the compa- ny’s metallo-organic (MO) technolo- gy. The highly thermally conductive paste does not require pressure while curing, and its porous sintered struc- ture is reinforced by a proprietary resin system.


transport system as well as the noz- zle equipment to reinvent vacuum etching. The new vacuum technology has been designed to vacuum both etching medium and air, allowing it to stay in operation continuously. To boost traceability, the new module system also records measured values digitally. Depending on the produc- tion lot, the intelligent module can automatically set parameters, and is


designed to be maintenance-friendly. Contact: SCHMID Technology


04/05/17 09:00 AM SCHMID’s DES line includes suction lances between nozzle pipes.


Systems GmbH, Johann-Liesenberg- er Strasse 7, 70878 Niedereschach, Germany % +49-7728-9260-0 E-mail: info@schmid-group.com Web: www.schmid-group.com


Even more perfect. NEW


Ultra-high resolution takes 3D AOI to a whole new level.


Ultra-High Res MRS Sensor


H9890-6A silver adhesive cross-section.


The material is designed to re-


place eutectic solders and offers the same thermal performance as AuSn (gold-tin) solder. The material is now in full production and is available for sampling. It comes in standard pack- ages of 10g, 5cc frozen syringes, with


larger syringes available upon request. Contact: NAMICS Technologies,


Inc., 2055 Gateway Place, Suite 480, San Jose, CA 95110 % 408-516-4611 fax: 408-516-4617 E-mail: info@namics-usa.com Web: www.namics-usa.com


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You won’t believe your eyes. Luckily, you won’t need to. When an even higher degree of accuracy and reliability are critical, our new Ultra-High Resolution MRS sensor adds unprecedented performance to CyberOptics’ award-winning SQ3000™ 3D Automated Optical Inspection system. With a 7μm accuracy, this sensor option is perfect for 0201 metric and micro-electronic applications. The Multi-Reflection Suppression (MRS) technology inhibits reflections, and combines with sophisticated 3D image fusing algorithms to deliver microscopic image quality at production speed. See like never before.


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www.cyberoptics.com Copyright © 2017. CyberOptics Corporation, Inc. All rights reserved. See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 4-101


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