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Alpha to Present Technical Papers at LED A.R.T. Symposium in Atlanta
October 27, 2015 | AlphaEstimated reading time: 3 minutes
Alpha, the world leader in the production of electronic soldering and bonding materials, will exhibit and present technical papers at the LED Assembly, Reliability, Testing Symposium to be held November 17-19 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Amit Patel, Project Manager, Engineer – LED for Alpha, will present his paper, Characterization and Optimization of Board Warpage for Linear LED Lighting Assemblies, on Tuesday, November 17th at 11:00AM. His presentation will cover board warpage issues faced by manufacturers of LED T-8 tubes and ways of overcoming these issues.
LED Die Attach: Considerations will also be presented on Tuesday, November 17th at 3:30PM by Gyan Dutt, Technical Marketing Manager – LED for Alpha. Gyan discusses the varied die attach requirements of multiple LED device structures and applications, and LED die attach material solutions for these needs.
“Alpha is at the forefront of developing and implementing advanced electronic and thermal interconnect material products and technologies in the LED industry, from wafer level to system level interconnects,” said Ravi Bhatkal, Vice President, Energy Technologies at Alpha. “We are delighted to participate in the SMTA LED A.R.T. Symposium and share our findings and insights.”
Alpha will also be exhibiting at the symposium, presenting a comprehensive product line for LED applications. Alpha offers an efficient and reliable solution for every bonding event throughout your assembly process from Die Attach & Package, Package on Board, Luminaire Module, to Power Driver/Supply and Control Systems. A technological leader in electronic assembly, Alpha has assembled an eBook of LED technical papers that it will make available to those who visit the Alpha exhibit.
The LED Assembly, Reliability & Testing (A.R.T.) Symposium will provide attendees with information to bridge the gap between the semiconductor physics and the architectural design level issues in LED supply chain. The design, manufacturing, reliability assessment, testing and inspection of LEDs and LED lighting products are not at the same level of development and interest. The LED A.R.T. Symposium is the forum for the industry to explore the problems faced and offer solutions.
For more information on ALPHA LED materials, visit our website.
Additional information:
Crown Plaza Midtown · Atlanta, GA
November 17-19, 2015
Visit Alpha at the Expo. Admittance is FREE!
Gyan Dutt - Biography
Gyan Dutt is Technical Marketing Manager – LED for Alpha. He is responsible for planning, organization and implementation of the ALPHA® product portfolio for LED packaging, interconnect and assembly. He has more than 12 years of experience in technical marketing, product development and applications engineering in semiconductor packaging in the US and Asia-Pacific region. He co-chairs the iNEMI Solid State Illumination Technology Working Group for the 2015 roadmap cycle and is a member of the SMTA Technical Committee for the LED A.R.T. Symposium. Gyan has an MS in Polymer Engineering from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and an MBA from the University of California in Los Angeles, Anderson School of Management.
Amit Patel - Biography
Amit Patel is a Technology and Applications Analyst – LED for Alpha. In his current role, he is instrumental in planning, coordinating and executing market research, and applications research for the design and implementation of electronic assembly materials for all levels of LED manufacturing, from LED die attach to module assembly. Amit holds a Bachelors’ degree in Electrical Engineering from The New Jersey Institute of Technology. He is also an Alent trained Six Sigma Black Belt. To date, he has published 3 papers in the areas covering Assembly Processes, and Thermal Management for the solid state lighting industry.
About Alpha
Alpha, a business unit of Alent plc, is the global leader in the development, manufacturing and sales of innovative specialty materials used in a wide range of industry segments, including electronics assembly, power electronics, die attach, LED lighting, photovoltaics, semiconductor packaging, automotive and others.
With a unique global presence in over 30 locations throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific regions, Alpha supplies a full line of ALPHA® electronics assembly material products, including Solder Paste, Exactalloy® Solder Preforms, Cored Solder Wire Solder, Wave Soldering Fluxes, Bar Solder Alloys, and Stencils. It offers die attach product technologies to the power electronics segment in its Argomax®, Atrox™, Maxrel™, and Fortibond™ brands. For the LED segment, Alpha offers its Lumet™ products covering applications from die attach to systems assembly in the LED manufacturing process.
Alpha also offers product technologies for the Photovoltaic segment, including its unique pre-fluxed ALPHA® PV Ready Ribbon®, high performance standard ribbon, bus bar, solder wire and flux. Alpha’s Advanced Materials unit is the leader in electronic polymers and solder materials for semiconductor packaging applications. Since its founding in 1872, Alpha has been committed to developing and manufacturing the highest quality specialty materials.
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