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Pb-Free Readiness Assessment©
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Designed by Ronald C. Lasky, Ph.D., PE Senior Technologist, Indium Corporation, Pb-Free Readiness Assessment© is an online tool to help you identify your company’s strengths and weaknesses in implementing a comprehensive Pb-Free workflow.
Are you ready for Pb-Free? Take the test!
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Dr. Lasky Interview - Real Time with IPC
Dr. Lasky discusses current issues in Pb-Free electronics assembly.
View Dr. Lasky’s interview
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Best Practices in Implementing RoHS Compliant Assembly - Ronald C. Lasky, Ph.D., PE Senior Technologist, Indium Corporation - Winter 2006
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An Effective Design of Experiment Strategy to Optimize SMT Processes - Ronald C. Lasky, Ph.D., PE, Dartmouth College, Indium Corporation- APEX 2003
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Leaded and Lead-Free Solder Paste Evaluation Screening Procedure - Ronald C. Lasky, Ph.D., PE, Indium Corporation - SMTAI 2003
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news courtesy of emsnow.com
- Ready for the surge? IC Insights' 2H09/1H09 forecast
- Jul 02, 2009 - According to IC Insights' soon-to-be-released Mid-Year Update to The McClean Report, 2009 is forecast to be a "tale of two halves."
- Real-time traffic service revenue to boom over the next five years
- Jul 02, 2009 - Real-time traffic information is emerging as a must-have feature in automotive navigation and telematics solutions, causing global revenue from service subscriptions to rise by nearly a factor of 18 during the period from 2008 to 2014.
- Hot sales of iPhone 3GS to benefit Taiwanese IC Chip industry
- Jul 01, 2009 - Because Apple's latest iPhone 3GS smartphone is unexpectedly popular with consumers, the firm's related handset IC (integrated circuit) suppliers have recently increased their contract orders with Taiwanese manufacturers.
- The race to dominate the future of TV is underway
- Jul 01, 2009 - Although the web of players competing to lead the way for TV 2.0 is starting to have some definition, content providers, device makers, cloud providers and communications firms will need to come together to secure the future of next-generation TV.
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