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Is Quantum Computing Emerging to Solve Practical Problems?
Folks, I read with interest Zohair Mehkri’s SMTAI 2020 paper entitledHow Quantum Computing (QC) will Revolutionize Electronics Manufacturing. I will start by saying that he gives a very good
Solder in Medical Devices: What Solder Are You Wearing?
In my last post, I talked about the advancements of medical technologies over the past century that have contributed to improving our quality of life, raising our life expectancy, and preventing
Durafuse® LT – with LEDs?
I'm still discoveringnew applications for Durafuse® LTlow-temperature solder. A really interesting one I've run into is for helping improve LED lifetimes; yes, with lights! Like
What Do We Need From Low-Temperature Solder?
The more I work with customers on projects using Durafuse®LT, the more I to definewhat a process really needs in regards to "Low-Temperature". I know when we think of low-temperature
The Rule of 72
The Rule of 72 Four years ago, the big boss, 6' 6" tall, 350 pound Mac Savage, said that the goal for the sales of a new product was at least 20% growth rate per
Solder in Medical Devices
Every day there are advancements in medical technologies that improve our quality of life, raise our life expectancy, and prevent previously debilitating diseases. The world of healthcare was a very
WS-446HF Wetting: No Substrate Is Too Tough
I spoke previously about how Indium Corporation’s WS-446HF flux has an activator system powerful enough to overcome the non-value-added prefluxing step (check out Andy Mackie’s blog about
How Does the Rheology of WS-446HF Enable One-Step Cleaning?
One of the first terms I had to Google when learning about my team’s product line was “rheology,” defined as “the branch of physics dealing with the flow of
WS-446HF: A One-Step Cleaning Flux
I’ve spoken previously about how a role at Indium Corporation was a great fit because of my education. Although I come from a materials science and business background, which aligns itself
Viscosity Versus Tack
Viscosity and tack are two important material properties that define a flux. People often “tack” them together as one, thinking they go hand-in-hand. Typically, this is the case, but not
The Miracle of Soldering
Folks, Imagine you are Guglielmo Marconi, and you opened the first radio factory in Chelmsford England in 1912. Using Lee De Forest’s 1906 invention, the triode vacuum tube, your early radios
High-Reliability… What Do We Want?
So I have run into a problem with the phrase "High-Reliability" recently. By that I mean there have beenseveral situations where I said "high-reliability,"someone else has too,
AI and Autonomous Vehicle Challenges: Common Sense, Flexibility, Dexterity, and Situational Awareness
Folks, I have been following advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous vehicles (AV) for some time now. At first, I was a cautious;then I became a skeptic;and now I am a doubter. AI can
Pareto Chart: Crucial in a Continuous Improvement Plan
Folks, The Pareto Chart is a simple way to plot failure data that gives priority to the failure modes with the highest number of fails. This technique was developed by Vilfredo Pareto in the late
Indium Corporation: A New Hire’s Perspective
Hello all, As a recent college graduate, I’ve had a number of conversations with my peers about how their new jobs are treating them. When I would eventually ask about if they enjoyed their
Selective Soldering: A Collection of Benefits
Selective soldering has been on the rise due to its improved productivity and yields. We have received a lot of customer inquiries about selective soldering products; people want to learn about the
Durafuse® LT – Low-Temperature Drop Shock
If you are here, you probably already know that Durafuse® LT is a low-temperature solder with some special drop shock properties(they're fantastic, and yes, I may be biased – but it is
Best Indium Article of the 2020
I know 2020 isn’t over yet, there’s no official “best indium article of 2020”, and, if there was, it would be voted on by more than one person – but I don’t care
ITO, IZO, IGZO, and InP Reclaim
At Indium Corporation, we genuinely love indium. As much as we enjoy solving the material challenges of the world with indium and indium alloys, we also look for opportunities where we can
Indium as a Sustainable Material for III/V Compound Semiconductors
One of the great parts of working with indium is that there are always new areas of technology to explore. Recently, I’ve been interested in the full cycle of indium in III/V semiconductor
Quantum Dot TVs: Thanks to Indium Compounds
You may have seen quantum dot televisions in stores – you may even own one yourself. If you are a reader of this blog, you should know by now that ITO (indium tin oxide) is used as a
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