DFM-Design for Manufacturing
Cheryl Tulkoff, DfR Solutions
Wednesday, August 3
10:00 am–11:00 am CT
Design for manufacturability (DFM) best practices ensure that manufacturing capability is taken into consideration during the design and layout of a product. By understanding the potential effects of — and how to avoid — overtaxing their manufacturer, engineers can be confident in the execution of their design. Attendees will come away with a greater comprehension of the potential manufacturability hazards to avoid during the design process, and an understanding of the benefits of DFM.
What You Will Learn
- Printed board design and process material selection
- Equipment process controls and reliability testing
- Matching pcb complexity to supplier capabilities
- Influences of PCB thickness, cut-outs, and depanelization techniques on reliability
- M.S.L, handling, process optimization and control strategies, repair and rework
About the Instructor
Cheryl Tulkoff is a senior member of the DfR Solutions staff. Her areas of expertise include semiconductor fabrication, electronics assembly, RoHS conversion, and reliability engineering and management. Prior to joining DfR, Tulkoff developed a comprehensive reliability organization at National Instruments, including creation of an internal failure analysis group and a closed-loop reliability program. She has also taken the lead in process development and implementation in semiconductor fabrication in electronics assembly at Cypress Semiconductor and IBM.
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