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HISTORY (cont):

PHILIPS NORTH AMERICA (Magnavox CATV)

Upgraded manufacturing from manual/semi-automated electronics assembly to an automated flexible system. Managed a staff of 44.

Trained in Einhoven, Holland, electrically and mechanically, on the MCM III, an SMD deployment machine.

Trained in Krefeld, Germany, on a fully automated European Philips PC board and hybrid production facility.

Effectively implemented and maintained the advanced manufacture of SMD (Surface Mounted Deployment, using the Philips MCM III, 4 head machine. (One assembled PC board every 2.6 seconds with placement capability of 111,000 SMD devices per hour.)

BENDIX TRUCK BRAKE SYSTEMS
Allied Signal
Honeywell

Supported five ABS launchings for production of PC boards for tractors, trailers, and buses, such as:

Introduced dual action vibration testing of all PC boards during development and production to insure a high quality and robust assembly.

Introduced the use of Stycast epoxy to encapsulate the ABS assemblies.

Designed and developed 4 selective solder machines to accommodate solder paste, bump-up, and preform technology, (solder donuts and multi-pin preforms) with clean and no-clean fluxes.

Supported wafer and bonding processes of off-site manufacturing.

Provided written processes for soldering, and epoxy mixing and dispensing of filled epoxies.

Supplied soldering workshops and repair of PC boards to engineers, production technicians, and operator/assembles of vendor production to meet IPC standard, U.S. standards, and military standards.

Supported surface mount attachment (SMD) on Fugi, Panasonic, and Universal equipment.

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