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MEMS Students with Inspection Equipment
Omron Supports
Find Electronic Failures with Vibration Testing
Benchtop Vibration Table
Hoffman Estates, IL — Omron Auto - mation Americas recently sold two cutting-edge PCB inspection systems to Ohio’s Lorain County Community College (LCCC) for the benefit of students in its Bachelor of Science in Mecha tronics Tech nology — Micro
Electro mech anical
start on any SMT production line in the world —a career for which there is extremely high demand.
Systems (MEMS) de gree program. These two systems, an Omron
PCB production equipment at LCCC. Contact: OMRON Electronics,
VP-5200 SPI system and a VT-S730 3D AOI system, will help students in this new four-year program to enter the workforce with real-world experi- ence, in addition to a theoretical understanding of engineering con- cepts. Hands-on experience program- ming the machines and calibrating the systems will help new hires thrive in entry-level engineering jobs. The Omron systems will be part
of a complete PCB production line on which LCCC MEMS students will produce boards. As the line will be representative of virtually all surface mount technology (SMT) production lines around the world, students will graduate with universally applicable knowledge of PCB design, system maintenance needs and calibration requirements. LCCC is the only school to offer
Contact us for more info.
Cincinnati Sub-Zero Cincinnati, OH
www.cszindustrial.com See at ATX / MD&M West, Booth 4611 (p) 513-772-8810
this four-year degree. LCCC teamed up with a wide range of local partners to ensure that the design of its new program would directly meet the requirements of companies that pro- duce miniature electronic components for cellphones, computers, biomedical devices and more. In order to graduate, LCCC
MEMS students must source, design and build a functioning board on their own. This exposes students to initial design theories, part procurement and machine set up for production. Upon graduation, students will be fully pre- pared to enter the job market and
LLC, 2895 Greenspoint Parkway, Suite 100, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 % 224-520-7650 Web:
www.omron.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2837
Plasma Etch Performs Live Cleaning Demos at IPC APEX
Carson City, NV — Plasma Etch, Inc., will perform live cleaning dem on - strations of its entry-level atmospher- ic plasma system at IPC APEX 2020. Attendees will have the chance to see and use one of the company’s Plasma Wand atmospheric plasma cleaner. This is an opportunity for visi-
tors from any industry to get their hands on a working plasma system. Attendees are encouraged to bring samples along with them to be cleaned and activated, which can improve printing and bonding. The Plasma Wand is a conven-
ient, R&D scale handheld atmospher- ic plasma system for spot cleaning and research work. The device is about the size of a toothbrush and requires only electricity to operate. No input gas is needed. The Plasma Wand provides atmospheric plasma capable of increasing the bond strength and printability of most surfaces.
Plasma Etch’s atmospheric Plasma Wand.
The company will have informa-
tion onsite about all of its production- scale desmear and etchback plasma equipment, including the new PE- 5000 extra-large plasma treatment system. Plasma Etch holds several
patents for the invention, develop- ment and manufacturing of ground- breaking plasma innovations, paving the way for plasma technology and the enhancement of quality manufac- turing worldwide. Plasma Etch spe- cializes in plasma cleaning solutions of all sizes. Their products are indus- try-proven and offer reliability, speed
and uniformity in plasma processing. Contact: Plasma Etch, Inc.,
3522 Arrowhead Drive, Carson City, NV 89706 % 775-883-1366 Web:
www.plasmaetch.com
See at IPC APEX, Booths 1541 and 429
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3523, and at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 1176
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