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ices department devel- ops custom ized training cour ses to fit specific training needs. Typic - ally, STI builds these classes around company- specific standards and specifications. Other courses in -
clude basic soldering, wave soldering, ESD training, BGA rework, and many others. The company pro- vides operator and inspector training for through-hole and SMT soldering, conformal coating, and training to the requirements of NASA-STD- 8739.1 and NASA-STD-8739.4 for Marshall Space Flight Center and its support contractors. In addition to its standardized
training program support materials, STI Electronics’ training materials division provides unique or custom training materials that include fine- pitch, lead-free solder training kits. STI is an approved distributor for IPC training materials. From product design and manu- facturability analysis to pre-produc-
STI offers a variety of electronics training services.
assembly. STI’s engineering services division provides engineering sup- port and specialized contract manu- facturing services for the electronics manufacturing industry. The microelectronics lab spe-
cializes in state-of-the-art engineer- ing design, including current tech- nologies such as chip-on-board (COB) and multi-chip module (MCM), as well as emerging technologies, such as embedded component and die
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