FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jim Bruorton (864) 963-6621
(Orlando,
Florida USA - March 7, 2005)--The program for the 55th Electronic
Components & Technology Conference at the Wyndham Palace
Resort & Spa will feature more than 320 technical papers presented
by leaders in their field representing countries from around the
world.
The conference
is organized into 36 oral presentation sessions, 2 poster sessions
and, for the first time, two student poster sessions. The technical
sessions focus on leading-edge developments and technical innovations
in several areas: high performance package design, simulation
and manufacturing, advanced packaging technologies including nano-
and bio-packaging, interconnections, optoelectronics, and reliability.
The 40 technical sessions are organized by technical subcommittees
consisting of more than 150 volunteer engineers and scientists
who review and rate all the submitted abstracts.
ECTC
is again co-sponsoring with iNEMI the Tin Whisker Workshop on
May 31st beginning at 8:30AM. A one day registration for the ECTC
conference will be required to attend the workshop.
The 55th ECTC will feature a Tuesday
evening, May 31 Panel Discussion on Lead-Free Industry Update,
and a Wednesday evening, June 1 Plenary Session focusing on Global
Manufacturing Opportunities and Challenges.
New this
year to ECTC is the CPMT Seminar being held on June 2nd at 7:30PM.
This seminar will address Advanced Flexible Circuit Board
Technologies.
An all-day
educational seminar will be offered on Tuesday, May 31, 2005 consisting
of 16 Professional Development Courses. Mr. Rao Bonda and the
Professional Development Course committee have brought together
industry experts from a wide variety of disciplines to offer state-of-the-art
technology reviews and updates in condensed half-day and full-day
formats. Course topics cover a wide range of technologies, including
Nanoscale Packaging and Systems, Trends in Advanced Packaging,Moisture
Related Reliability in Electronic Packaging, Lead-Free Soldering
and Recent Advances in Polymers for Electronic Packaging. These
courses are eligible for Continuing Education Unit (CEU) credits.
The Technology
Corner on Wednesday afternoon, June 1 and Thursday, all-day June
2 will feature exhibits of the newest products and services available
in an environment that enables discussion and interaction with
the managers, engineers, and scientists attending ECTC.
ECTC
attendees can receive Conference Proceedings as a CD-ROM or a
printed version. Both the CD-ROM copy and printed may be purchased
for an additional $50 charge.
We encourage
any editorial coverage you can give the conference and will provide
complimentary registration and proceedings for your editorial
representative planning to attend.
The 55th ECTC Advance Program is available from:
Jim Bruorton,
ECTC Publicity Chairman
2005
Electronic Components & Technology Conference
c/o KEMET
Electronics Corporation
P.O.
Box 5928
Greenville,
SC 29606
Telephone:
(864) 963-6621
Fax:
(864) 963-6444
Email:
margieballinger@kemet.com
or you may visit the ECTC website
at www.ectc.net and download
the information and program from that location.
The 55th ECTC conference is sponsored
by the Electronic Components, Assemblies, and Materials Association
of the EIA (ECA) and the IEEE Components, Packaging and Manufacturing
Technology Society.