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Become A Part of Patty and The Professor!
I have enjoyed writing the Patty and the Professor blog for about 10 years now. I’ve written about numerous real-life electronics assembly examples that I have encountered in my career, all
Solder Spatter Matters
Within the cored solder wire industry, an increasing amount of attention is being given to the amount of spatter created during robotic and hand soldering applications. New products are being
Stages of a Reflow Profile: Part IV
Happy New Year everyone! Typically the new year signals a new beginning, but thispost will be concluding our series on reflow profilingby discussing the fourth stage of a reflow profile: the
Patty and the Professor Flashback: Uptime Part 4
Folks, the adventures of The Professor continue……… So far the meeting with The Professor had proven very valuable John thought.He was anxious to hear the other suggestions that The
The Professor’s second visit to ACME….. continued
"Well what should we do Professor?" John said weakly. "Clearly, not shut the line down over the lunch break," The Professor responded quickly. "We can't!"said John,
帕蒂和教授的回歸Uptime 第 2 部分
各位,在接下來的幾個星期裡,我打算重貼一些第一集 Patty and the Professor 的內容。我參觀了幾個設施,其中有些是其他行業的,我發現正常運行時間是一個非常重要的因素。
The Return of Patty and the Professor
Folks, I teach a course at Dartmouth on manufacturing processes: ENGM 185. In this course, I use many of the chapters from “The Adventures of Patty and the Professor.” This book started as a
Hypothesis Test Spreadsheet for Cpk of Stencil Printing Transfer Efficiency
Folks, It is accepted as fact by everyone that I know that 2/3rd of all SMT defects can be traced back to the stencil printing process. A number of us have tried to find a reference for this posit,
Stages of a Reflow Profile: Part III
In my previous post on this topic, Stages of a Reflow Profile: Part II, I mentioned a few profile-induced soldering defects, including graping, tombstoning, and voiding. In this post,we will talk
Gallium-Indium Liquid Metal Self-Healing Electronics, Part 5 of 5
This week we learned about an exciting new liquid metal-infused polymer, made with a gallium-indium alloy, which can be used to form circuits that heal themselves after being damaged. Today, Eric
Gallium-Indium Liquid Metal Self-Healing Electronics, Part 4 of 5
Over the last few days we have learned about how to create stretchable electronics from gallium and indium embedded into an elastomer. Today we continue the conversation with Eric Markvicka and look
Gallium-Indium Liquid Metal Self-Healing Electronics, Part 3 of 5
We are back again with Eric Markvicka to talk about how easy it is to form a stretchable electrical circuit with liquid metal-embedded material and some simple tools. Jim: Eric, at first blush your
Gallium-Indium Liquid Metal Self-Healing Electronics, Part 2 of 5
Yesterday Eric Markvicka demonstrated self-healing electronics for us with his video of a liquid metal embedded elastomer. Today, we discuss a composite material that is electrically insulating until
Gallium-Indium Liquid Metal Self-Healing Electronics, Part 1 of 5
This week we will be discussing the future of self-healing electronics with Eric Markvicka of Carnegie Mellon University. At the time of writing this, Eric is a PhD Student working on his thesis:
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