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The Susquehanna Region Chapter
of the IPC Designers Council
Presents a meeting discussing
DFM Issues Designers Should
Care About
Date: Wednesday May 31, 2000
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Place: Lockheed Martin Control Systems
Customer Dining Room
600 Main Street
Johnson City, NY
(On Main Street in Johnson City a couple of blocks east of
Home Depot.
Park in one of the lots in front of the building. Enter
through the main lobby,
by the flag pole,)
Fee: $1 members, $2 non-members
Refreshments: Will be provided
Joe Morrison, Director of Technology for ADIVA.com located in Vestal, NY,
will discuss the pivotal role PCB Designers perform in determining how easy
or hard it is to manufacture a product. Inputs to the designer come from
many sources, and are often in conflict with each other. What's a designer
to do? This presentation will discuss the Design for Manufacturing (DFM)
problem, and provide some solutions that may help. Included will be a case
study of how one design team evolved to better handle DFM.
Adiva creates Manufacturing Simulation solutions for PCB analysis. Joe has
been in the PCB Cad business for 17 years, concentrating on Routing,
Manufacturing Interface, and Tool Integration; with the Dii Group, Design
Solutions, Lockheed Martin, Loral, and IBM. He has a Masters of Engineering
in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in
Electrical and Computer Engineering & Computer Science from Clarkson
University. Joe is also the Chairman of the International Cadence User
Group. You can occasionally read some of Joe's articles in "PC Design
Magazine".
To get an idea of attendance, please RSVP
Rick Adams, Lockheed Martin Control Systems, (607) 770-2467
Or
Scott Hust, Lockheed Martin Control Systems, (607) 770-2146
The Susquehanna Region Chapter of the IPC Designers Council is dedicated to
providing educational opportunities for PWB Designers.
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