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Electronic Equipment Packaging Technology

✍ Scribed by Gerald L. Ginsberg (auth.)


Publisher
Springer US
Year
1992
Tongue
English
Leaves
285
Edition
1
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


The last twenty years have seen major advances in the electronics industry. Perhaps the most significant aspect of these advances has been the significant role that electronic equipment plays in almost all product markets. Even though electronic equipment is used in a broad base of applications, many future applications have yet to be conceived. This versatility of electronΒ­ ics has been brought about primarily by the significant advances that have been made in integrated circuit technology. The electronic product user is rarely aware of the integrated circuits within the equipment. However, the user is often very aware of the size, weight, modΒ­ ularity, maintainability, aesthetics, and human interface features of the product. In fact, these are aspects of the products that often are instrumental in deterΒ­ mining its success or failure in the marketplace. Optimizing these and other product features is the primary role of Electronic Equipment Packaging Technology. As the electronics industry continues to proΒ­ vide products that operate faster than their predecessors in a smaller space with a reduced cost per function, the role of electronic packaging technology will assume an even greater role in the development of cost-effective products.

✦ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-vii
Packaging Implementation....Pages 1-28
Integrated Circuits....Pages 29-43
Circuit Component Packages....Pages 44-66
Multiple Bare-Die Packaging Technologies....Pages 67-88
Packaged Component Subassemblies....Pages 89-117
Subassembly Interconnection Systems....Pages 118-143
Wiring and Cabling Assemblies....Pages 144-188
Electronic Equipment Enclosures....Pages 189-214
Thermal Management....Pages 215-248
End Product Applications....Pages 249-273
Back Matter....Pages 274-279

✦ Subjects


Condensed Matter Physics


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