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Unlock the Future of Electronics Manufacturing: Gen3 and Zestron Workshop
August 22, 2023 | Gen3Estimated reading time: 2 minutes
Gen3, a global leader in SIR (Surface Insulation Resistance), CAF (Conductive Anodic Filament), solderability, ionic contamination, and process optimization equipment, along with Zestron, renowned experts in cleaning and reliability solutions, are thrilled to announce an enlightening workshop focused on Electronics Manufacturing Processes: Where Quality Assurance Meets Surface Reliability. This informative seminar is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, September 6th, 2023, at the Manufacturing Technology Centre in Ansty Park, Coventry.
In today's dynamic electronics manufacturing landscape, the reliability of surface components plays a pivotal role in ensuring product quality and longevity. This workshop offers an exclusive opportunity for engineers specializing in process technology and quality assurance to delve into the latest advancements and methodologies in the realm of electronics assembly surface reliability.
The joint seminar will feature presentations from both Gen3 and Zestron, with topics that include:
Zestron Presentations:
- Humidity Robustness: Explore the nuances of failure mechanisms in low and high voltage areas and gain insights into how process technology can mitigate these challenges.
- Coating Reliability: Discover the utilization of advanced quality quick tests to secure the reliability of coatings, ensuring product integrity and performance.
Gen3 Presentations:
- Objective Evidence Approach: Embrace a fresh perspective on meeting the exact standards and requirements of manufacturing processes, paving the way for enhanced process validation and production efficiency.
- Utilizing SIR and Process Ionic Contamination Testing: Dive into the application of Surface Insulation Resistance (SIR) and Process Ionic Contamination Testing for establishing reliable manufacturing processes.
The workshop's comprehensive program addresses the significant impact of surface reliability on electronics assembly quality while offering systematic approaches to identify, mitigate, and validate production processes. By shedding light on potential failure mechanisms and their root causes, engineers will gain valuable insights into producing cleaner, more reliable electronics assemblies.
For professionals seeking to optimize their electronics manufacturing processes and bolster product quality, this workshop promises a wealth of insights and practical knowledge. Join Gen3 and Zestron on September 6, 2023, to be part of this transformative learning experience.
CEO of Gen3, Andy Naisbitt, commented ‘Attending a workshop on objective evidence and the reliability of electronics is crucial in today's rapidly advancing industry. As electronics play an ever-expanding role in our lives, understanding how to assess and ensure their reliability becomes paramount. This workshop offers an opportunity to learn about robust methodologies for evaluating electronic systems. Our workshop can provide you with the ability to make informed decisions based on objective evidence, attendees can contribute to building and utilizing electronics with increased dependability, discovering innovation, and enhancing user experiences.
For more information about Gen3 and its innovative testing solutions, visit GEN3 Systems.
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