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IC Packaging and SiP Community

 
Everything You Want to Know About APD / SiP 16.2 - Bill Acito Webinar on March 18
By Brad Griffin on March 11, 2009
(N ote: Click here to view Bill Acito's webinar.) If you caught Jerry GenPart 's blog in November on Advanced Plating Bar Checks and wondered what else is new in APD 16.2, you are in luck. On Wed, March 18, Bill Acito, Product Engineer, will review... Read more »
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Brad Griffin Speaks at DesignCon - Give Him a Listen!!
By Keith Felton on February 05, 2009
If you were not lucky enough to be atDesignCon this week, and many of us were not! You might be interested in the streaming interviews posted on line. Click here for link. Scroll down the video soundbites in the right hand pane, list to what Brad says... Read more »
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Cadence SiP and IC Packaging at DesignCon
By Brad Griffin on January 23, 2009
Those of you attending DesignCon in February should stop by the Cadence booth to see the latest integration of PakSi-E in SiP SI. This integration not only supports signal integrity, but also there is new package power integrity technology. We will also... Read more »
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