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MARCH 2021 I PCB007 MAGAZINE 83 8 Kuprion Introduces ActiveCopper Filled Thermal Vias E Kuprion, Inc., a spinout of Lockheed Martin, has in- troduced ActiveCopper™ Filled ermal Vias, lever- aging a patented technol- ogy breakthrough that ad- dresses the increased reliability demands of heat and power dissipation for complex, ad- vanced high-performance systems. 9 Trouble in Your Tank: Process Management and Control— Benchmarking Best Practices E Minimizing defects and im- proving yields is especially im- portant as technology is be- coming ever so complicated, and additional focus must be placed on yield improvements. is is where process management and control must be front and center. J The Right Approach: Leadership 101— The Law of the Lid E In this second installment of Leadership 101, it is wise to review the premise of this series: Good leader- ship always makes a dif- ference; unfortunately, so does bad leadership. Here, Steve Williams dis- cusses the first of 21 Irrefutable Laws of Lead- ership, e Law of the Lid. 5 Better to Light a Candle: Chapter 11— Expanding and Adapting in the Face of the Pandemic E e loosely affiliated team that is working this one aspect of the future staffing shortfall has ac- cepted the working title, "Electronics Manufac- turing Technical Education Project." It exists to support and facilitate post-secondary educa- tional programs for next generation electronics manufacturing staff here in North America. 6 Insulectro to Distribute Indubond® Lamination Presses from Chemplate Materials SL E Insulectro, the largest dis- tributor of materials for use in the manufacture of print- ed circuit board and printed electronics, has announced it will distribute InduBond® lamination presses and sup- plies manufactured by Chemplate Materials SL of Barcelona, Spain. 7 The PCB Norsemen: Attacking the Loophole That Does Not Exist E When producing PCBs, we follow IPC standards for Qualification Performance and Acceptance from de- sign, through production, to customer incoming inspec- tion and acceptance. However, there is always a way of writing a standard and a different way of interpreting it. For the Latest PCB News and Information, Visit: PCB007.com Victor Gallego Jan Pedersen Mike Carano

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