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The paste-extmsion process includes the incorporation of ca 16—25 wt % of the lubricant (usually a petroleum fraction) the mixture is roUed to obtain uniform lubricant distribution. This wetted powder is shaped into a preform at low pressure (2.0—7.8 MPa or 19—77 atm) which is pushed through a die mounted in the extmder at ambient temperature. The shear stress exerted on the powder during extmsion confers longitudinal strength to the polymer by fibrillation. The lubricant is evaporated and the extmdate is sintered at ca 380°C. [Pg.354]

Wire Bond - each die mounting is bonded, both electrically and physically... [Pg.323]

It should be noted that the procedure of using cylindrical stones with the die mounted on a tilted base is inaccurate on the curved parts of the die. [Pg.47]

Fish, reptiles, and amphibians are sometimes prepared as whole-body taxidermy mounts, but in collections they are most often preserved in 70% ethanol and water. Dried mounts prepared for display are often painted, since most of the natural pigments change or disappear when the animal dies. Mounted fish, particularly large ones, are often produced as a combination of natural and artificial parts. Large dorsal fins, such as those on sailfish and marlin, are often damaged and are recreated in wax or resin (older mounts) or fiberglass, masonite, or thick cardboard. [Pg.160]

Impedance samples of 13 mm diameter and 0.3 mm thickness were pressed in a die, mounted between platinum electrodes in an oven and the complex impedance measured between 10 Hz and 10 MHz. The spectra shown in Fig. 1 show a low frequency inter-particle relaxation (of no further interest to us) and an intra-particle relaxation associated with cation exchangeable sites. These relaxations have peak frequencies which exhibit the simple Ahrrenius behaviour shown in Fig. 2, ie... [Pg.597]

Sihcon die mounted to substrate (0.05-0.13 mm standoff using copper wire as spacers)... [Pg.341]

Inspection criteria for monolithic integrated circuits are defined in Method 2010.11 of MDL-STD-883F. Failure criteria for die mounting are as follows ... [Pg.354]

Moments before the operator restarted the press by pushing the start button on the control panel, the packer had stepped to Ae side of the press and leaned into the platen area to remove the debris from the back of the press. As the operator turned toward the press, she saw the packer trapped between the platen and the fixed die mounted surface. The packer died as a result of a fractured skull. [Pg.153]

The pressworking process is carried out by placing the sheet metal between a punch and die mounted in a press. The punch is attached to the moving part - the slide or ram - which applies the necessary force at each stroke. The die, correcdy aligned with the punch, is attached to the fixed part or bedplate of the press. [Pg.277]

One particular configuration of interest is the component, such as a semiconductor die, mounted flat on a ceramic substrate with an adhesive. In most cases, the TCE of the die is lower than that of the substrate, which results in a tensile stress in the die when the assembly is temperature cycled. In calculating the differential expansion of two bonded materials, the dimension used for the worst-case expansion is the longest, the diagonal. The strain is given by ... [Pg.143]

Stepwise increasing the section is rendered possible by using a number of dies mounted either in tandem arrangement or inserted concentrically one into the other. Fig. 130 illustrates this method in which after a given extrusion time - when the shoulder of the mandrel has come close to the die - the support of the first inner die is removed so that the billet... [Pg.156]

Kerns et al. have described results obtained with a newly developed composite of copper and micrometer-size Type I diamond powder called Dymalloy. Although the thermal conductivity is considerably lower than that of CVD diamond substrates—420 compared to 1200 W/(m K)— its thermal expansion coefficient can be tailored to match that of a semiconductor die mounted on it. [Pg.59]

FIGURE 14.29 Making a stamping die from a filled epoxy resin (a) pattern placed in box (b) resin added and hardened to make lower half of die (c) pattern removed and lower half of die inverted and coated with release agent (d) resin added and hardened to make upper half of die (e) two halves of die mounted in press to form metal sheet, M. [Pg.579]


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