The University of Arkansas’s High Density Electronics Center (HiDEC) is set to host a two-day workshop on soldering and surface mount technology on October 14-15. The workshop will provide hands-on experience and training in the latest techniques and technologies in these critical areas of electronics manufacturing.
Participants will learn about the fundamentals of soldering and surface mount technology, as well as advanced techniques for achieving high-quality results. The workshop will cover topics such as soldering materials and techniques, surface mount components, soldering equipment, and troubleshooting common issues in the manufacturing process.
The workshop is aimed at industry professionals, researchers, and students who are looking to expand their knowledge and skills in soldering and surface mount technology. By participating in this workshop, attendees will gain valuable insights that can help them improve their soldering and surface mount processes and increase their efficiency and effectiveness in electronics manufacturing.
Dr. Alan Mantooth, executive director of HiDEC, emphasized the importance of this workshop in staying up-to-date with the rapidly evolving field of electronics manufacturing. He pointed out that mastering soldering and surface mount technology is essential for producing high-quality electronic products and staying competitive in the industry.
Overall, the soldering and surface mount technology workshop hosted by HiDEC promises to be a valuable learning experience for professionals and students alike. Those interested in attending can register online through the HiDEC website.
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