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                       Rigid-Flex Circuitry

        The Greater Boston Chapter of the IPC Designer's Council will
        hold its next meeting on Tuesday, Jan 12th at 6pm.

        Teledyne Electronic Technologies of Hudson NH, a rigid-flex
        PWB manufacturer, will be sending two presenters:

        Mike Collier, Applications Engineer, will present "Design
        and Manufacture of Rigid Flex Circuitry", including,

        - Advantages of Rigid/Flex
        - Design Rules and Considerations
        - Available Materials w/Properties Comparisons
        - Electrical and Mechanical requirements

        Jim Mahoney, Quick Turn Manager, will present "Quick
        Turn Prototyping of Rigid/Flex".

        This should be a very interesting realm, the possibilities
        presented by the Rigid/Flex world have always caught this
        designer's eye.  When one adds up reduced component count,
        simplified assembly, and especially improved reliability
        (from reduced connector junctions) the uses for this tech-
        nology look compelling.  Let's see what the experts have
        to say!

        Agenda:

        6:00 pm,    Arrivals and Pizza, $5 contribution
        6:45        Jeff Seeger - Chapter Update
        7:00        Mike Collier, Design and Mfg of Rigid/Flex
        8:00        Jim Mahoney, Quick-turn Prototyping for Rigid/Flex

        Directions:

        Lockheed/Loral in Lexington MA.  This facility is located off
        route 128 at the route 2A/Concord/Hanscom exit.  Proceed West
        200 yds, turn Left onto Forbes Road.  The meeting is in the
        first building on the left (after the guard shack).

        Mission:

        Design is not called "do" for a reason.  To design in today's
        PWB environment implies adding value while giving electronics
        a physically manifestable form.  In order to add value one
        must have a full grasp of the issues and stakeholders, often
        helping to mediate compromises among those interest groups.
        The Greater Boston Chapter of the IPC Designer's Council is
        trying to bring those stakeholders, from every discipline,
        to show you their problems and solutions so you can add to
        your arsenal of knowledge.

        Your help and participation would be most welcome.

        Non members are welcome at the meetings for now, but expect
        some pressure to join...  Non-members should RSVP please,
        reply/sender mailto: [log in to unmask]

        Thanks, regards, and Happy Y2K-1!
--

      Jeff Seeger                         Applied CAD Knowledge Inc
      Chief Technical Officer                  Tyngsboro, MA  01879
      jseeger "at" appliedcad "dot" com                978 649 9800

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