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The following may be of interest regarding two recent querries,
"Component Trends" and "Discretes on PWBs" [attached] :
The Integrated Electronics Engineering Center of the T. J. Watson
School Of Engineering and Appl. Science, State Univ. of New York at
Binghamton, is presenting its 6th Annual Electronics Packaging
Symposium, on 7/13/95 & 7/14/95.
One topic of interest from the Symposium may be Ronald C. Lasky's
talk "The Explosive Growth of Passive Discrete Components".
...excerpts from the abstract:
"In the last ten years, the percentage of passive discrete components
on PCB's has grown from 30 to 80% of the component count. This trend
is susprising to many people as there is an expectation that, with
integration, this trend should go the other way...The reasons for this
trend will be discussed as well as the effect it has on package and
packaging assembly. The status of packaging paradigm shifts to address
this problem of too many passive discretes, such as passives buried in
the PCB or flex circuit will also be reviewed."
Dr. Lasky held mgt and technical positions in electronics and optomech
pkg at IBM for more than 20 years...he recently joined Universal
Instruments as Dir. of Advanced Technology....
Contact the School for additional Symposium information at:
(607)777-2154
good luck...
...michael [log in to unmask]
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We are considering replacing our present pick and place machine (10
yrs old) with a modern system. My management is concerned that
whatever we purchase today might be obsolete in 3-5 years. The system
which I have in mind has the capability of placing 15 mil pitch leaded
components, 0402s, and BGAs, pretty much the latest technologies.
My question is this, does anyone have a grasp on where component
trends are leading? Is component packaging going to be smaller still
(than 0402s) or a different technology altogether which will render my
state-of-the-art placement system obsolete? What does the future hold
for components and placement systems?
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Two items for which I am seeking help:
1. I am looking for information on the maximum size of ceramic
capacitor/resistor components recommended for soldering on FR4. Papers
have suggested a limit of 1206 (or 1810/1812 if the termination is
AgPd).
I realise that some discussion took place on this subject via TechNet
already - unfortunately before it became relevant to me.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or copies of messages from
the previous discussion.
2. Any information or paper references for reliability data of ceramic
PGAs soldered to FR4 would be much appreciated.
Rory Doyle
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Rory Doyle [log in to unmask]
National Microelectronics Research Centre, Prospect Row, Cork,
Ireland.
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