Free sessions at ElectroneX 2016
ElectroneX 2016 opens in Sydney in two weeks. For the first time at the Sydney show, a series of free seminar sessions will be held, covering the latest hot topics in the electronics industry.
Each session runs for 30 to 40 minutes; bookings are not required.
Topics include:
- Application of 3D printing for the electronics industry
- The Internet of Things (IoT)
- MID LDS — tomorrow’s technology in today’s production
- Fatigue damage spectrum and vibration testing
- To design or not to design — a commercial view to product development
The full program is available here.
In addition, the SMCBA (Surface Mount & Circuit Board Association) Conference will run concurrently with the expo. It will feature three workshops with the following international speakers:
- Dale Lee, Plexus Corporation — Design for Excellence: DFM (Design for Manufacturing), DFR (Design for Reliability), DFA (Design for Assembly) and more
- Dr S Manian Ramkumar, Rochester Institute of Technology — SMT and through-hole defect analysis and process troubleshooting
- Dr Hamish Laird, ELMG Digital Power — High performance digital control
The organisers advise that these sessions are filling fast. For full conference details, click here.
ElectroneX will be held at Australian Technology Park, Sydney, from 14 to 15 September. To register for free expo entry, click here.
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