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Listing of all 36 news releases from National Physical Laboratory:

Tester offers new approach to solder appraisal

Apparatus permits materials data to be obtained from solder samples that have volumes and geometries similar to those of real solder joints.

News from National Physical Laboratory (18 April 2008)

Industry defects database goes online

Online database allows engineers to search through a range of defects covering components, printed circuit boards and assembly problems.

News from National Physical Laboratory ( 2 January 2008)

X-ray fluorescence under the microscope

Study examines the suitability of XRF systems for materials assessment in RoHS compliance and tin-whisker mitigation schemes.

News from National Physical Laboratory (27 November 2007)

Report details solder joint vibration resistance

Lab publishes findings of vibration tests on lead-free solder alloys, using traditional SnPb alloy as a benchmark.

News from National Physical Laboratory (19 September 2007)

Online surveys to create defects database

The NPL electronics interconnect team is asking the industry for help in compiling an online database of component, printed circuit board and solder joint defects.

News from National Physical Laboratory (23 August 2007)

X-ray fluorescence explained

An upcoming NPL workshop will present the results of a project to test XRF systems for RoHS screening.

News from National Physical Laboratory (23 May 2007)

High-current-density interconnects in focus

NPL's latest project addresses the interconnect challenge that arises from Moore's Law.

News from National Physical Laboratory (11 May 2007)

Conformal coating performance under the microscope

"Test method for conformal coating protection performance of electronic assemblies in harsh environments" by Dr Chris Hunt and L Zou is available now from NPL.

News from National Physical Laboratory ( 8 May 2007)

Conference to launch lead-free defect database

The UK National Physical Laboratory will host a Lead-Free Conference and SSTC Meeting on 24th May 2007.

News from National Physical Laboratory (10 April 2007)

Service keeps radiation monitors up to scratch

Calibration service ensures hazard monitors provide consistent and accurate readings.

News from National Physical Laboratory ( 5 March 2007)

Component stability and reliability in focus

A new NPL studio project will examine how changes in lead-free soldering profiles are affecting the stability and reliability of components.

News from National Physical Laboratory (21 February 2007)

Project to investigate copper dissolution

Collaborative industry project investigates measurements of copper dissolution in lead-free solder alloys.

News from National Physical Laboratory (13 November 2006)

Di Maio brings lead-free experience

National Physical Laboratory's Electronics Interconnection Group has been strengthened with the recruitment of Dr Davide Di Maio.

News from National Physical Laboratory (10 October 2006)

NPL seeks partners for research projects

At the invitation of the DTI, the National Physical Laboratory is in the process of formulating three new projects for which it is seeking partners.

News from National Physical Laboratory (14 September 2006)

Measurement of residual materials

National Physical Laboratory has announced the start of a Studio Project that aims to bring together interested parties who need to develop confidence in the XRF technique to deliver qualified data.

News from National Physical Laboratory (13 July 2006)

Calibration service assures coax connector specs

The 7-16 precision coaxial connector was developed during the 1960s during an era when such connectors were beginning to become standardised.

News from National Physical Laboratory (30 May 2006)

Hillman and Pauls to present lead-free masterclass

David Hillman and Doug Pauls from Rockwell Collins are to present a lead-free masterclass at the UK National Physical Laboratory.

News from National Physical Laboratory ( 9 March 2006)

Contamination study is top paper at APEX

Christopher Hunt and Martin Wickham have been awarded the Best International Conference Paper at IPC Printed Circuits Expo, APEX and the Designers Summit 2006.

News from National Physical Laboratory ( 8 March 2006)

Research findings available free of charge

The UK National Physical Laboratory has published a number of new reports, all of which are available to download free of charge.

News from National Physical Laboratory ( 1 February 2006)

Big turnout for lead-free conference

The recent National Physical Laboratory conference entitled "Manufacturing reliable lead-free assemblies" attracted a capacity audience.

News from National Physical Laboratory (24 January 2006)

National Physical Laboratory researchers honoured

Report allays lead-free paste users' fears

Webcast to address lead-free supply chain

Conference focuses on optical measurements

Mensah joins Electronics Interconnection Group

Frequently asked questions online

Conference addresses electronics assembly

New technique to assess whisker growth

Scanning acoustic microscopy spots reflow damage

Clubs unite to tackle PCB issues

NPL invites materials development participants

Webcast to address RoHS and the supply chain

Project to test today's PCBs on Pb-free lines

Masterclass extols benefits of embedded passives

Novel instrument measures solder properties

Making low frequency electrical measurements

 

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