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Dealing with EMI in Semiconductor Manufacturing: Part II

Enter SEMI E176-1017. It places the focus not on limited types of emission from any particular equipment, but on EMI in the overall manufacturing environment and in key locations where it specifically matters.

Can Social Media Help Satisfy the Manufacturer’s Pre- and Post-Sale Duties?

Social media and the internet in general have given manufacturers a much greater ability to communicate with their consumers on a regular and frequent basis.

2017 Expected to Be a Strong Year for Medical Device Manufacturers

A recent survey conducted by the Emergo Group indicates that 2017 is expected to be another strong year for manufacturers of medical devices. The survey, which polled over 3,000 experts in the field, showed tha... Read More...

Dealing with EMI in Semiconductor Device Manufacturing

Semiconductor manufacturing puts special demands on the electromagnetic environment at the factory.

Smart Robots Could Revolutionize Manufacturing

Robots are a staple for many large manufacturing plants, and now smart robots—in other words, artificial intelligence systems, are becoming increasingly more common. These intelligent robots can learn from thei... Read More...

Electronic Systems Improve Manufacturing Safety

Safety precautions are especially important in construction and manufacturing industries where employees work with heavy and powerful machinery. In the past, physical guards such as metal fencing prevented oper... Read More...

Astrodyne Corporation Announces the Acquisition of TDI Power

Astrodyne Corporation announced that it has acquired TDI Power ("TDI") from private owners. Headquartered in Hackettstown, New Jersey, TDI designs and manufactures power supplies and integrated systems for... Read More...

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Study Shows Robot Bosses Make Workers Happier

A research study at MIT has found that human manufacturing workers prefer management by robots over humans. The study used two groups of 24 participants and one robot to test three different working conditi... Read More...

Vanderbilt University School of Engineering Opens New Laboratory

The School of Engineering at Vanderbilt University recently had a grand opening for their new Laboratory for Systems Integrity and Reliability (LASIR). The 20,000 square foot facility will allow researchers to validate theories and models for security, energy, and manufacturing projects.

GradConn Launches Low Cost Test Probe Cable Assemblies

GradConn has launched a new range of low cost co-axial test probe cable assemblies for the inspection of high frequency circuits. Suitable for testing Hirose MS-156 and Murata MM8030 sub miniature coaxial swit... Read More...

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