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New criteria for measuring production defects

The Smart Group, supported by the Department of Trade and Industry, has launched an initiative for benchmarking parts per million (ppm) failures in electronics manufacturing.

News from Reed Exhibitions ( 1 May 2002)

New method to calculate assembly defect rates

The latest document from Dynamix Technology defines consistant methodologies for computation of in-process defects per million opportunities metrics for any evaluation stage in the assembly process.

News from Dynamix Technology (30 April 2002)

Free chipsets to aid interface design

To aid the development of CC-Link compatible devices and connectivity, the CC-Link Partner Association is offering free chipsets to all potential members who wish to design compatible interfaces. Brochure available

News from CC-Link Partner Association (29 April 2002)

Automated publishing speeds catalogue updates

Farnell has published its first catalogues using an advanced new automated publication management system (PMS).

News from Farnell InOne ( 9 April 2002)

Edge attracts strong market attention

The Global Mobile Suppliers Association reports that Edge is attracting strong market attention, based on demonstrable operator and vendor support.

News from GSA - Global Mobile Suppliers Association ( 9 April 2002)

Elections at Accellera

Accellera has elected a new set of executive officers.

News from Accellera ( 3 April 2002)

SDF gains IEEE approval

Accellera's Standard Delay Format (SDF) has been approved as IEEE Standard 1497-2001, and is now available from the IEEE.

News from Accellera (29 March 2002)

E-procurement frees up purchasing departments

PurchasingManager is a novel e-procurement service RS Components reckons will improve purchasing efficiency and control for customers of its Internet trading channel.

News from RS Components UK (28 March 2002)

Sevice warns of product obsolescence

Product Watch is a novel obsolescence service from Farnell, available now in the UK and scheduled for global rollout later in 2002.

News from Farnell InOne (15 March 2002)

Survey of design engineers reveals pressure

Research published this month highlights the huge impact which customer expectations are having on the work of the UK's electronic design engineers.

News from Farnell InOne (22 February 2002)

Standard sets benchmark for cable and wire

IPC-A-620 is the first standard to address a long needed industry requirement for cable and wire harness fabrication and installation.

News from Dynamix Technology (12 February 2002)

Complete source for manufacturing standards

IPC has a new publications catalogue, the complete source for printed circuit board and electronics assembly standards and publications.

News from Dynamix Technology (11 February 2002)

Document addresses SM solder reliability issues

Dynamix Technology has introduced IPC-9701.

News from Dynamix Technology (30 January 2002)

Guides to solder paste printing

The two latest training videos from Dynamix Technology are guides to solder paste printing.

News from Dynamix Technology ( 4 December 2001)

New book addresses embedded systems design

"Embedded systems design: an introduction to processes, tools, and techniques" by Arnold S Berger is available now from CMP Books.

News from CMP Books (15 November 2001)

Quintet co-operate on automotive safety standards

Five of the world's leading automotive safety and automotive electronics companies have formed Safe-by-Wire.

News from Philips Semiconductors (12 November 2001)

Public and media relations for the industry

EML was established in 1987 by Richard Parker and Geoff Boyes after working together for US semiconductor company, Analog Devices.

News from EML ( 2 November 2001)

Latest Verilog standard released

IEEE 1364-2001, the Verilog hardware description language (HDL) standard, also known as Verilog-2001, was approved by the IEEE as a revised standard in March of this year.

News from Accellera (25 October 2001)

Mobile association keeps on growing

The GSA reports continued growth and progress for its successful New Ventures Programme following the second GSA NVP Workshop, staged in Paris in September.