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Converting Industry News, Part 2

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November 29, 2004, ... has completed its acquisition of MTI Machine Vision, Providence, RI, a supplier of semiconductor wafer reading algorithms. Under the terms of the agreement, DVT has acquired the rights to MTI’s machine ...

The 411 on RFID, Part 2

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August 30, 2004, ... (intermec.com), Philips Semiconductors (semiconductors.philips.com), SAMsys Technologies (samsys.com), Zebra Technologies Corp. (zebra.com), Impinj Inc. (impinj.com), and Rafsec (rafsec.com). The proposed ...

Frontline Expo in Chicago to Address Supply-Chain Management, RFID Issues

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July 07, 2004, ... Production?, 10:15-11:15 am Moderator: Tom Coyle, senior VP, IconNicholson, LLC; Panelists: Alien Technology, Matrics, Philips Semiconductor, and Texas Instruments In this session, Coyle leads a panel ...

Embedded Control

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May 30, 2004, ...  Driven by the increased speed and power of today's semiconductors and microprocessors, automation control systems have undergone considerable transformation over the past several decades. Today's high-performance ...

Clean Room Consumables Show Gains

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April 30, 2004, ... as a whole, as well as from the recovery of the semiconductor industry and the continuing expansion of clean room technologies into non-electronics market. Clean Room Consumables Demand Million dollars ...

Converting Industry News

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April 29, 2004, ... economy as a whole, as well as from the recovery of the semiconductor industry and the continuing expansion of clean room technologies into non-electronics market. The best opportunities for growth, ...

Converting Industry News

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December 31, 2002, ... first extrusion system for Ajedium Film Group's new high-performance film business. Ajedium, Newark, DE, will manufacture films for the electronics, telecommunications, chemical processing, semiconductor, ...

RFID Labels a Good Read

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March 31, 2002, ... is based on 13.56 MHz technologies from Texas Instruments (Tag-it) and Philips Semiconductors (i-code), both of which are suitable for many applications needing intelligent labels. However, chips from ...

Products

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January 31, 2002, ... products as well as semiconductor LCD elements. Can be configured for production as a conveyor system or for research as a batch system. Also can be used in conjunction with conventional cleaning processes. ...

International Converting Industry News

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November 30, 2001, ... serving customers in semiconductor, disk drive, and flat panel display industries. The new office is located in southwestern Germany near the borders of Switzerland and France. “With this expansion, ...

Reporter Clips

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February 28, 2001, ... combine efforts with Zebra to promote I-CODE-based “smart label” solutions. EMS's “FastTrack” RFID readers utilize Philips Semiconductors' I-CODE technology. With the introduction of Zebra's R-140 printer, ...

Signs Say Economy Slowing Down, Recession Unlikely

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December 31, 2000, ... October, computers were up about 43 percent. Electronic components, including semiconductors and printed circuit boards, were up almost 85 percent, September to September. Communications equipment, through ...

FPA Winners Prove Again How to Do More with Less

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February 29, 2000, The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA), Washington, DC, presented its 1999 Top Packaging Awards to seven companies for flexible packages that broke The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA), Washington, ...

A look at the status of UV/EB curing

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June 30, 1996, ... process is vital to manufacturing, and the technology has become so complex and specialized for the semiconductor market that this use of radiation curing is generally not considered to be part of the ...

Familiarity with change no surprise in this industry

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February 28, 1995, ... s and certainly doesn't apply to the high-tech sector, such as semiconductor manufacturing. We think it applies to the metallizing industry where the proportion of state-of-the-art equipment is comparative ...