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Can anyone share their knowledge on any SMT training program... - Feb 19, 2003 by

Consider: * ... - Feb 19, 2003 by davef

I went through EMPF's two week SMT boot camp a few years bac... - Feb 20, 2003 by dgjjr

Hi I see David F already gave you some good sources, most... - Feb 21, 2003 by

Technology keeps changin' and you need to keep on upgradin... - Feb 21, 2003 by

P Lee

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SMT Process Training | 19 February, 2003

Can anyone share their knowledge on any SMT training program available in the pacific northwest area or anyhere within Canada.

I like to upgrade my skills and knowledge in Advanced training in SMT processes, Through-hole trouble shooting and hands-on, manual assembly process and automation..etc.

Rgds, Peter

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davef

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SMT Process Training | 19 February, 2003

Consider: * http://www.ecd.com/Seminars/bobwillis.asp * http://www.assemblyonline.com/ Intro%20to%20Surface%20Mount%20Technology%20T&CF.doc * http://www.smta.org/

* http://www.rayprasad.com/training.html * http://www.omnitraining.com

* http://www.engineeringlab.com/technology.html

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dgjjr

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SMT Process Training | 20 February, 2003

I went through EMPF's two week SMT boot camp a few years back. I got a lot of good info out of the course. They are in Philly right next to the airport so our travel expenses were reasonable.

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MA/NY DDave

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SMT Process Training | 21 February, 2003

I see David F already gave you some good sources, most of which I recognize. There are or used to be somemore even in your neck of the woods so keep on checking. SMT Plus rings a bell in my head, and check the magazines on the web like Circuitry, Circuits Assembly, Electronic Packaging and Production, SMT and a few more.

I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't have a University out where you are in the Oregon area or South Washington area that doesn't have such a program. And yes Over on the Canadian side there has got to be a lot of training considering the Hong Kong migration.

Good Luck

YiEng MA/NY DDave

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Dreamsniper

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SMT Process Training | 21 February, 2003

Technology keeps changin' and you need to keep on upgradin'. Lucky are those who work in a company that acquires advance equipment and technology yearly or everytime they are available, they are called the trend setters. Training coupled with hands-on experience provides a person the SKILLS and you need continues hands-on not just once or twice. What you learned today and if you haven't got the resources to apply them now will be forgotten tomorrow...and tomorrow will be a new day for another technology.

just some thoughts,

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