You cannot "grind up" a product and analyze the powder to show RoHS compliance
Candy writes: Dear Dr. Ron: I work in telecommunication company in Taiwan. Recently we have received many inquiries on WEEE and RoHS from our ...
Candy writes: Dear Dr. Ron: I work in telecommunication company in Taiwan. Recently we have received many inquiries on WEEE and RoHS from our ...
Folks, I am obviously proud that my daughter Jessica Lasky Su defended her PhD thesis this past Friday. She has performed ground breaking work using s...
Doc Ron, Re: your definition of Producer: If I buy a Dell computer and re-sell it as an integrated, but separable, part of my product/system, are you ...
Folks, My friends at Indium put on another of their terrific Quickstart Workshops in Libertyville, IL this past Tuesday and Wednesday. In addition to ...
Folks, We work with it everyday so we take it for granted. Soldering is a miracle. Soldering enables us to bond mechanically and electrically two piec...
George asks: Will the venders of subassemblies and accessories of a computer need to register for WEEE compliance? For the case of a desk-top computer...
Folks, In addition to being a major part of my fitness program, Nina has taught me a lot. While teaching my course at Dartmouth, Materials: The Substa...
Paul Writes: Ron I attended your class earlier in the year in Anaheim, California. Since that time several questions have come up that I think you cou...
George writes: Our questions are about ROHS exemption annex 4. With regard to lead in solders for “servers, storage and storage array systems (e...
Friends, I teach numerous workshops and certification courses. I often find significant “math” resistance at these workshops, even when I ...
Folks, In the opinion of many, he contributed more to the welfare and development of the United States than many presidents. Without him there may hav...