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Page 71 Mentor Expands Valor NPI Software


Wilsonville, OR — Mentor, a Siemens business, today announced the release of the final phase of the Valor™ software NPI design-for-manufacturing (DFM) technology that automates printed circuit board (PCB) design reviews where PCB technology and manufacturing processes are employed. This latest release completes the Valor intelli-


gent, manufacturing process-driven DFM solution, adding assembly DFM checks to the new process flow.


This new technology was developed in response


to customers’ needs for an easier way to get accurate, meaningful DFM analysis without having every user be a DFM expert. To accomplish this, Mentor began a program three years ago to redesign the Valor DFM solution. This rebuilding aimed to make it eas- ier to set up and maintain DFM rules so that the


KYZEN Showcases Environment Friendly Cleaners


Nashville, TN — KYZEN is offering free cleaning assessments and an inside look at its environmentally- friendly cleaning chemistries, MI - CRO NOX® MX2322 and MX2708, at SEMICON West 2019. MICRONOX MX2322 is a semi-


conductor-grade engineered semi- aqueous solvent and designed to clean all types of paste fluxes com- mon in wafer bumping, wafer-level packaging, die attach, flip chip and SiPs that contain copper pillars.


results are relevant, simplify the execution of the DFM application, and integrate DFM into Mentor’s Xpedition™ software layout application, so that designers are aware of manufacturing concerns dur- ing the concurrent design process. This new release provides easy set up and


maintenance of the DFM rules for PCB assembly. The Valor NPI release works with all major PCB layout tools, such as Xpedition and PADS™ software suites, Cadence Allegro, Zuken Board Designer, and Altium products. The integrated Xpedition DFM


offering is only available with Mentor’s Xpedition. Contact: Mentor, a Siemens Business, 8005


S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, OR 97070 % 503-685-7000 E-mail: larry_toda@mentor.com


Valor DFM software.


Web: www.mentor.com See at SEMICON West, Booth 2335


MX2322 high-strength, semi-aqueous cleaner.


MX2322 has a wide process


window, as well as a long bath life, to remove tough flux residue at a fast rate and is compatible with all sensi- tive metals. The solvent demon- strates its excellent cleaning per- formance and benefits in single- wafer spray-in-air tools as well as all immersion cleaning systems. MICRONOX MX2707 was for-


mulated for the demanding cleaning challenges presented within leadless devices, such as low-standoff gaps and fine pitches of BGAs, flip chips, QFNs, LGAs, and passives. MX2708 completely removes organic acid residues of all kinds at low, safe oper- ating concentrations all while having no effect on exposed metal and inter- metallic alloys, including Cu, Al, Sn, Pb, Ni, Ag, and Au finishes. MX2708 is a balanced cleaning agent designed around the critical process conditions that match the cleaning


agent with water soluble flux pastes. Contact: KYZEN, 430 Harding


Industrial Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 % 615-831-0888 E-mail: tom_forsythe@kyzen.com Web: www.kyzen.com


See at SEMICON, West, Booth 5369


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See at SEMICON West, Booth 851


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