CALCE/IPC Joint JISSO Forum on Reliability of Electronics

May 24-25, 2011
Room 1202 Martin Hall University of Maryland
College Park, MD

Joan Lee
(joanyuan@calce.umd.edu)
$500 (20% discount for IPC members and CALCE members)

REGISTER TODAY!

CALCE and IPC will sponsor a technical seminar from May 24-25, 2011 at the University of Maryland’s College Park Campus. This seminar is intended to provide attendees with an interactive forum to discuss the latest concerns, trends and technologies in electronics that impact product reliability. CALCE, IPC and Members of the JISSO International Council, will speak on embedded technologies, batteries, environmental regulations, counterfeit avoidance, test and simulation methods, as well as the emerging field of prognostics.

Attendees will also get a snapshot of both integrated electronics development and manufacturing, and receive valuable input on technologies that will impact the electronics industry over the next 10 years. If you want to gain a comprehensive understanding of the key issues in electronic interconnections, this seminar is a must.

About the organizers

The purpose of the Jisso International Council is to facilitate, coordinate, and promote the orderly implementation of advanced electronic packaging and other advanced technologies by standardization and other means. The Council is supported by three main regional groups in each of three global hemispheres. These are the Jisso Japan Council (sponsored by JEITA, JPCA), the Jisso North American Council (sponsored by IPC, JEDEC, and iNEMI), and the Jisso European Council (sponsored by the EIPC).

Location and Hotel Accommodations

The event will be held on the campus of the University of Maryland. You can find local accommodations by visiting
http://www.uga.umd.edu/admissions/visit/accommodations.asp

The Holiday Inn, Greenbelt, MD, located just minutes from the College Park campus, will be holding a block of rooms open until Tuesday, May 3.
Attendees may reserve these rooms at a reduced rate ($119/night) by identifying themselves as part of the 'Jisso' group. Visit:
http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/greenbelt/wasgb/hoteldetail to learn more.

Click Here for directions to the University of Maryland Campus

Registration
(joanyuan@calce.umd.edu)
$500 (20% discount for IPC members and CALCE members)
REGISTER TODAY!

May 24th

8:00 am Coffee, Refreshments

Welcome

CALCE

Jisso Background/Programs

Denny Fritz – MacDermid, Inc

CALCE specific programs/results

Michael Osterman, CALCE

Nanotechnology in assembly

Alan Rae, Tpf Enterprises (invited)

10:00 am Break – Martin Building Lobby

3D Semiconductor Package, Assembly and Test Challenges

Vern Solberg, Tessera

Robust laminate materials that are not at their limit of capability

Silvio Bertling, NELCO (invited)

Tin Whiskers Risk and Mitigation Strategies

S. Han, CALCE

12:00 pm Lunch –

Solderless Interconnect

Joe Fjelstad, Verdant Electronics

Counterfeit Part Detection Methods

Bhanu Sood, CALCE

Embedded Component Activity in Europe

Michael Weinhold. EIPC

Data transfer through participants in the supply chain handoff

J. Messina, NIST

3:00 pm Break - Martin Building Lobby

IPC program on environment

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Stephanie Castorina -IPC

Status of pertinent Environment regulation

Krista Crotty, Alberi EcoTech

Sustainability Concerns In Electronic Production

Carol Handwerker, Purdue University

iNEMI Environmental Inititiative

Bob Pfahl, iNEMI

May 25 – Day 2 of the CALCE Seminar (Reliability)

8:00 am Morning Coffee – Martin Building Lobby

Reliability overview

Jack Fisher

Collision of Quality and Reliability Requirements

Bill Dieffenbacher, BAE –

Reliability of Embedded Capacitors

Mohammad Alam, CALCE

Reliability of Lithium Ion Batteries

Nick Williard, CALCE

10:00 am Break

PWB Stress Testing- Current Status.

Mark Northrup, IEC Electroncis

Assembly Stress Testing – Current Status

Abhijit Dasgupta, CALCE

CALCE Prognostics and Health

Nikhil. Lakhkar - CALCE

Noon-Adjourn