This First-Year-Seminar course will provide a window on the manufacturing science and technology that have enabled miniaturization of electronic printed circuit cards which drive a host of commercial applications such as computers, cell phones etc.
Students will use industrial grade machines in the Electronic Assembly Laboratory to explore the science and technology behind these manufacturing processes and will then assemble and test their own '10 seconds timer' printed circuit card using through hole and surface mount technology.
COURSE SCHEDULE :
Week 1 :
Introduction to the course and overview of electronic assembly processes with surface mount assembly.
Week 2 :
Introduction to electronic assembly processes; Introduction to the Electronic Assembly Laboratory.
Week 3 :
Hand soldering and Screen printing operations.
Week 4 :
Pick and Place machine operation and programming.
Week 5 :
Reflow processes : Infra red oven and vapor phase machine.
Week 6 :
Project : 10 second timer board process planning and assembly.
Week 7 :
Project : 10 second timer board process planning and assembly.
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