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KIC Broadens Smart Factory Capabilities


San Diego, CA — KIC is “closing the loop” further with its KIC Eco-system. The company’s Eco-system is a group of systems that work together to run production more effectively from NPI


upgrading to a smart factory. The kit includes an SPS smart profiler, RPI automatic profiling system, and KIC’s Vantage factory level connect- ed database and data management


June, 2018


KOA Speer Intros Surge Thick-Film Chip Resistors


Bradford, PA — KOA Speer Electronics has introduced its SG73G series of precision-surge, thick-film chip resistors. The series demonstrates a high pulse resistance and ultra precision with tolerances of ±0.25 and ±0.5 percent and a TCR of ±50 ppm/°C. SG73G resistors are


automatic mounting and can be reflow soldered.


Used primarily for surge and pulse protection, the SG73G resistors are excellent for transportation and industrial markets in automotive electronics, industrial devices and power supplies.


KIC provides a path to the smart factory, beginning with reflow.


through to manufacturing, while gath- ering complete traceability data. The KIC Eco-system includes reflow software to identify optimal oven setup for new products prior to running manual profiling, automatic profiling for continuous, in-spec reflow and automatic process control to elim- inate manual tasks and mistakes. The system also provides data analytics for more effective production and central database data management. This database provides improved yield troubleshooting, sharing URL pages for communication with all relevant personnel and process and production traceability. The Eco-system connects with MES systems as well as inspec- tion machines.


KIC’s smart factory starter kit is designed to make it easy to begin


system. Customers can move toward the future of line connectivity, flexi- ble production, data analytics, pro- cess transparency, machine learning, and gain real-time insight.


Based in San Diego, California, KIC is a specialist in the field of automated thermal process tools and systems for reflow and wave solder- ing, curing, and semiconductor ther- mal processes. KIC products include the KIC SPS, K2, X6, KICstart2, ProBot, 24/7 Wave, and KIC RPI. Contact: KIC Thermal, 16120 W. Bernardo Drive, San Diego, CA 92127  858-673-6050 fax: 858-673- 0085 E-mail: abailey@kicmail.com Web: www.kicthermal.com


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SG73G series thick-film chip resistors.


available with resistance values ranging from 10to approximately 1 M, power ratings from 0.2 to 0.5W and in sizes 1206, 0805 and 0603 (3216, 2012 and 1608 metric). KOA’s SG73G resistors enable engineers to downsize circuits and reduce the number of components required for a design. This is through the SG73G’s increased power rating compared with RK73 series general- purpose type chip resistors and pulse limiting power equivalent to the SG73P series. These resistors are AEC-Q200 qualified, suitable for


KOA Corporation offers a wide range of products that include thick- and thin-film resistors, current sens- ing resistors and resistor arrays, thermal sensors, fuses and varistors, wirewound, multilayer, power and thin-film inductors, LTCCs, and modules.


Contact: KOA Speer Electronics, Inc., 199 Bolivar Drive, Bradford, PA 16701  814-362-5563 fax: 814-362-8883 Web: www.koaspeer.com


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