July, 2017
Amesbury, MA — Ventec International is adding to its lineup of thermally conductive laminates and pre-pregs with the launch of the VT-5A2, a next-gen- eration, high-Tg thin-core and pre-preg material. VT-5A2 is designed for demanding PCB ap-
plications, such as power converters, hybrid multi- layers and high-power electronics, with heavy cop- per designs providing enhanced signal stability in harsh environments. With VT-5A2, the company has created its highest-performing thermally conductive laminate material thus far: a polymer matrix that is com- patible with Ventec laminates, epoxy or polyimide based materials including tec-speed®, allowing total compatibility during the production of hybrid multilayer boards. With a thermal conductivity eight times that
of FR4, VT-5A2 delivers thermal performance and high flowability for encapsulation, enabling better board design for applications that re-
Acculogic Ships 2,000th Turnkey Test Project
Markham, Ontario, Canada — Accu- logic has reported the shipment of its 2,000th turnkey test project. Compa- nies turn to Acculogic to benefit from its world-class engineering power- house, versatile resources, and fully- equipped facilities. The company has completed a wide variety of turnkey test projects, from functional test to in-circuit test, boundary scan and flying probe. Markets served include automotive, aerospace, military/de- fense, medical, consumer electronics, industrial, and telecommunications.
VT5A2 thermally conductive laminate.
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quire critical thermal management in harsh envi- ronments. Customers can choose between thin- core and pre-preg variants. VT-5A2 has a thermal conductivity of 2.2
W/m-K, a high Tg of 190°C, excellent thermal per- formance, and a maximum operating temperature of up to 150°C. VT-5A2 is lead-free assembly com- patible, fulfills RoHS and WEEE requirements and complies with UL94 V-0. The new thermally conductive laminate is
manufactured using strict quality-controlled processes that are certified to AS9100 Revision C, ISO/TS16949 and ISO 9001:2015 and is backed by a global sales and support network and supply chain.
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Contact: Ventec USA, 21 Water Street,
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team develops a deep understanding of its business partners' production strategies, capabilities and require- ments. After defining the test needs, the company helps to develop cost-ef- fective processes for existing or new products. Acculogic offers a fast, high-quality and on-time test pro- gram development service, providing solutions to its customers' test re-
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