Welcome to Thursday at IPC APEX EXPO 2021

Mar 11, 2021

| By Deanne Janda

Which famous scientists were also artists? Name a rock star who studied at the London School of Economics. There’s still so much to take in at IPC APEX EXPO, including Trivia Networking and Name that Tune. What else is going on? Find out from IPC President and CEO John Mitchell, here:

There is still time to register for this year’s event! Don’t miss out on the opportunity for on demand access to more than 100 educational courses and sessions, yours to enjoy until June 13.

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“The answer is frustratingly simple. The answer is complicated.” Thought-provoking keynote by Travis Hessman, IndustryWeek, about factory of the future yesterday. You can listen to his keynote, and the recorded Q&A session on demand starting March 15.

"Career life is not school life - it's a transition." Milea Kammer, Honeywell International, joins Tayler Swanson, Digital Instruments, Inc, in leading the IPC Emerging Engineers roundtable discussion yesterday!

Emerging Engineer's Roundtable Discussion

Now accepting applications for the 2022 Emerging Engineer Program!

View Thursday’s Sessions:

MTC Factory of the Future Advancements
Data Analytics 1 Case Studies
Data Analytics 2 Mining and Refining
PCB Reliability
PCB Design - HDI and Signal Integrity Considerations
PCB Advancements
Electronic Materials - Thermal Interface Materials
Electronics Assembly Materials and Coatings
Assembly Design
Traceability for Electronics Manufacturing
AFFOA Session: Advancements in E-Textiles 1

Tune in to technical conference sessions today! Yesterday there was so much to choose from, including “PCBA Quality, Reliability and AI-based Inspection, with Murilo Levy Casotti, Embraer, and others. Want to attend on demand?

“We need to reduce the power consumption and we need stakeholders involved in the process” –Michael Hayes, Tyndall National Institute, moderating “PSMA Packaging and Manufacturability Considerations for Strategic Power Applications.” Register to view it on demand, March 15–June13.

View Thursday’s Courses:

Low Temperature Soldering, Assembly, Inspection & Defects - Causes & Cures - Part I

Low Temperature Soldering, Assembly, Inspection & Defects - Causes & Cures - Part II

J-STD-001 Section 8 Objective Data – Where Do I Start?

Designing Reliable Electronics in Accordance with IPC-J-STD-001 Section 8 Cleanliness

Troubleshooting and Process Optimization - Lessons Learned from the Trenches and a Decade of Board Talk - Part I

Troubleshooting and Process Optimization - Lessons Learned from the Trenches and a Decade of Board Talk - Part II

Measurement System Analysis for Electronics Assemblies - Part I

Measurement System Analysis for Electronics Assemblies - Part II

Role and Selection Criteria of Surface Finish for Next Generation PCB Technologies - 5G, HDI, RF-Microwave, High Frequencies

PCB Fabrication Basics: Process and Specification

Note: New this year, all 29 professional development courses offered both live and on-demand are applicable toward continuing education points toward MIT recertification. Learn more.

Looking for that next piece of equipment to update your facility? Learn about the newest products available by sitting in on product presentations from over 200 exhibitors. Connect with exhibitors for individual chats for detailed information on which products you need to succeed. View the schedule here.

Additionally, the Online Exhibit Hall offers new product listings from more than 200 exhibitors!

Stay connected at www.ipcapexexpo.org