Organized By
LA/OC SMTA Golf Tournament
Chairman Scott Penin
& Dick Crowe
Location
Old
Ranch Country Club
Seal Beach, California
3901 Lampson Ave.
Seal Beach, CA 90740
714.847.7004 - 562.596.4425
Direction
405 North or South, exit on Seal Beach Blvd, just South
of 22 West. Go North to first light (Lampson) turn right.
Go 2 lights to Basswood, turn left. Enter parking lot
and go all the way to the end (plenty of parking). Tables
will be set up on West end of building.
Date Monday,
July 28, 2008
Dress Code NO T-shirts
No Tank Tops No Denim's (Levi's Etc) No Metal Spikes
Tee Time Putting
Contest: 11:30am to 12:30pm (Prizes Awarded) Cost $TBD Driving
Range
(no charge): 11:00am
-12:30pm Find
Your Golf Cart: 12:45pm Shot-Gun
Start: 1:00pm Networking
& Fellowship: Entire Day
Dinner 6:00 Breakfast/Lunch
Area With No Host Omelet station
No Host bar
Locker rooms with showers
Awards, Raffle, & Other Frivolities: Immediately After
Dinner
(All Sponsors Will Receive Sponsor Recognition)
Raffle Ticket Cost 2
for $5.00 5
for $10.00
15 for $20.00 (Includes one Mulligan Certificate)
One Mulligan Ticket for $5.00
Remember
to buy your RAFFLE tickets early!
You never know when we will run out of tickets
Player
Cost / RESERVATIONS $135
/ Player
Includes, Green Fees, Shared Cart, Driving Range, Snack
Bag, Banquet, FUN!
To
Make a Player Reservation Please Click on Make Reservation
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Awards Banquet
MENU / RESERVATIONS
Caesar Salad, Fresh Fruit
Tray, Cucumber & Cherry Tomato Salad, Rice Pilaf,
Potato Puree (Mashed Potatoes), Mélange of Vegetables
(miscellaneous vegetables), Oven Baked Salmon Fillet with
Beurre Blanc Sauce, Marinated Tri Tip of Beef, Roasted
Breast of Turkey, Rolls & Butter, Hit Apple Cobbler
topped with Vanilla Ice Cream, Coffee & Tea
Banquet
Only Fee = $45/person
To
Make a Reservation Please Click on Make Reservation
Button Below
For
Additional Information or Special Requests Please Click
on Contact Golf Chairman Button Below
NO SHOWS WILL BE INVOICED If you can not attend, please cancel your reservation
by 12 Noon on Wednesday, prior to the meeting.
Hope to see you there!
LA/OC SMTA is Proud to Present An Educational Opportunity…
August
2008 Dinner & Tour Meeting....
PRESENTED BY
PRESENTATION ABSTRACT
SPEAKER
PROFILE
DATE
Thursday, August 28th,
2008 (4th Thursday of the Month)
AGENDA
4:15pm Sign-In
4:30pm Tour
5:30pm Dinner/Presentation
COST
$25, Members
$35, Nonmembers
$100, Vendor Table
(When Applicable. Check with Chapter President) Vendor Table Includes The Following:
1. Table At the Meeting To Display Services And/Or Literature
2. Promotion of Services During Cocktail Hour
3. Brief Announcement/Introduction Before Seminar Begins
4. Promotion of Services After The Presentation
5. FREE 1/4 Page Ad In One Month's SMTA LA/OC Chapter
Newsletter
MENU
Catered
By: Pat & Oscar's
LOCATION
TBD
RESERVATIONS
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Make a Reservation Please Click on Make Reservation
Button Below
NO SHOWS WILL BE INVOICED If you can not attend, please cancel your reservation
by 12 Noon on Wednesday, prior to the meeting.
Hope to see you there!
LA/OC SMTA
is Proud to Present An Educational Opportunity…
September
2008 Presentation Dinner Meeting....
PRESENTED
BY Jay
Gorajia
Corporate VP Professional Services
Valor Computerized Systems
PRESENTATION ABSTRACT
SPEAKER
PROFILE
Mr. Gorajia
has 18 years of experience in the PCB industry, where
he held various positions including software development,
application engineering at Optrotech and later Orbotech
Ltd. and various project management roles in PCB Manufacturing.
Since 1997 Mr. Gorajia acted as VP of Customer Support
and Engineering at Valor in Japan and the Asia Pacific
regions. He has published a number of articles and White
Papers. In addition to his current role, Mr. Gorajia also
established and heads the consulting division of Valor,
specifically targeted at introducing better efficiencies
and productivity in the engineering, manufacturing and
material workflow of PCBA manufacturers. Mr. Gorajia holds
a Bachelors degree (B.Sc.) in Electronic Engineering from
California State University at Fullerton and a Masters
in Business Administration (MBA) in Technology Management.
DATE
Thursday, September
18th, 2008
AGENDA
6:00PM, Social Hour
7:00PM, Dinner/Presentation
COST
$25, Members
$35, Nonmembers
$100, Vendor Table
(When Applicable. Check with Chapter President) Vendor
Table Includes The Following:
1. Table At the Meeting To Display Services
And/Or Literature
2. Promotion of Services During Cocktail Hour
3. Brief Announcement/Introduction Before Seminar Begins
4. Promotion of Services After The Presentation
5. FREE 1/4 Page Ad In One Month's SMTA LA/OC Chapter
Newsletter
RESERVATIONS
To
Make a Reservation Please Click on Make Reservation
Button Below
NO SHOWS WILL BE INVOICED If you can not attend, please cancel your reservation
by 12 Noon on Wednesday, prior to the meeting.
Hope to see you there!
LA/OC SMTA
is Proud to Present An Educational Opportunity…
October
2008 Chapter Training Program....
Implementing “Bleeding
Edge” SMT Technology
&
The Deadly Sins of SMT and Lead-Free Assembly
PRESENTED
BY Phil
Zarrow
President and Principal Consultant
ITM Consulting
Durham, NH USA
Ph: (603) 868-1754
Fax: (603) 868-3623
E-Mail: ITM@ITMConsulting.org
PRESENTATION ABSTRACT Implementing
“Bleeding Edge” SMT Technology
The circuit board assembler is constantly challenged
by components that seem
to defy logic and manufacturability. Passives such as
0201s and 01005s, while
bringing happiness to the designer with regard to layout
densities are the bane of
the assembler. IC packaging also has adhered to the
mantra of “smaller, faster”
taunting the assembler with land-grid arrays (or no
lead packages) and highdensity
CSPs and Flip-chips. Yet, manufacturing PCBAs with these
“bleeding
edge” components is not insurmountable, (though
not for the weak of hear).
This advanced course is intended to provide the experienced
participant with a
thorough yet practical approach towards dealing with
the most challenging of
component packages. The very latest and best methodologies
and philosophies
regarding process optimization will be presented and
discussed. Optimizing the
SMT assembly process, as it pertains to very small and
high-density components
will thus be covered, step by step including DFM guidelines,
solder paste,
Screen/Stencil Printing, Component Placement, Reflow,
Inspection and Rework.
The impact of lead-free and RoHS compliance will, of
course, also be discussed.
Case studies based upon the instructor’s experience
will be presented.
The Deadly
Sins of SMT and Lead-Free Assembly
Everyone has heard
of the “7 Deadly Sins” that will, supposedly,
lead one to Hell.
There are also the “Deadly Sins” of SMT -
there are more than just 7 – and they
can make your assembly process a “hell on earth”.
During the course of our assembly process audits and
troubleshooting work, we
tend to see trends in the types of errors and problems.
In other words, a lot of
people are making the same mistakes. The resulting process
problems wreak
havoc with an impact on assembly yields ranging from
5 to 20%. In addition to
this direct cost, there is also additional financial
impact with regard to time spent
reworking and repairing, the on corrective action by
QC, Engineering and
Management, and, of course, “do-over”.
This workshop identifies the “deadly sins”
of SMT assembly, both for Pb-free and
“leaded” processes. Besides the symptoms and
consequences of each type of
error, root-cause, rectification and prevention techniques
will be presented. The
workshop will, thus, provide the participant with an
understanding of how to
hopefully avoid, or at least quickly identify and correct
the most common SMT
assembly problems. It will include identification of
vendor and source problems
including components and materials as well as design
related problems.
SPEAKER
PROFILE
Phil Zarrow
has been involved with PCB fabrication and assembly for
more than thirty years. His expertise includes the manufacture
of equipment for circuit board fabrication and assembly
of through-hole and surface mount technologies. In addition
to his background in automated assembly and cleaning,
Mr. Zarrow is recognized for his expertise in surface
mount reflow soldering technology and in the design and
implementation of SMT placement equipment and reflow soldering
systems. Having held key technical and management positions
with VitronicsCorporation, Excellon-Micronetics and Universal
Instruments Corporation, he has extensive hands-on experience
with set-up and troubleshooting through-hole and SMT processes
throughout the world.
In 1991, Phil began working for GSS/Array Technology,
an EMS provider located in San Jose,CA. During his tenure
as Director of Technology Development for GSS/Array Technology,
Mr.Zarrow was responsible for specifying and setting up
medium and high-speed assembly lines, as well as investigating
and implementing emerging and leading-edge technologies,
equipment and processes.
Since forming ITM in 1993, Phil Zarrow has helped numerous
clients in such areas as:
SMT Implementation
and Assembly facility set-up
Lead-free Process Implementation and Optimization
Manufacturing yield improvement
Equipment Evaluation and Selection
No-clean solder paste evaluation and process implementation
SMT Manufacturing Process Audits and process improvement
On-site training for all levels of personnel
Design for Manufacturability (DFM) specification development
Reflow of Through-hole feasibility, development and implementation
Implementation of BGA, CSP and Flip-Chip
SMT process equipment benchmark testing and evaluation
SMT product development
Technical evaluations related to business acquisitions
and mergers
Technical assistance in legal disputes
Mr. Zarrow is a popular speaker and workshop instructor.
He has chaired and instructed at numerous seminars and
conferences in North America, Europe, and the Pacific
Rim. He has published many technical papers and magazine
articles as well as contributed a number of chapters to
industry books. He is co-author of "SMT Glossary
- Terms and Definitions", an industry reference book.
Phil is a member of IPC, SME, IMAPS, a co-founder of ITM
Incorporated, and is a past national level officer and
national director of the Surface Mount Technology Association
(SMTA). He was also Chairman of the Reflow Committee for
SMEMA. He was the recipient of the SMTA's Member of Distinction
Award (1995) and Founders Award(2000). Mr. Zarrow has
served on the Editorial Advisory Board for Circuits Assembly
Magazine and is the author of the award winning "On
the Forefront" and "Better Manufacturing"
columns.
AGENDA
8:00AM, Sign-In
8:30AM to 4:00PM, Training / Presentation
COST
$TBD, Members
$TBD, Nonmembers
$100, Vendor Table
(When Applicable. Check with Chapter President) Vendor
Table Includes The Following:
1. Table At the Meeting To Display Services
And/Or Literature
2. Promotion of Services During Cocktail Hour
3. Brief Announcement/Introduction Before Seminar Begins
4. Promotion of Services After The Presentation
5. FREE 1/4 Page Ad In One Month's SMTA LA/OC Chapter
Newsletter
MENU
Catered
By: Pat & Oscar's
LOCATION
TBD
RESERVATIONS
To
Make a Reservation Please Click on Make Reservation
Button Below
NO SHOWS WILL BE INVOICED If you can not attend, please cancel your reservation
by 12 Noon on Wednesday, prior to the meeting.
Hope to see you there!
LA/OC SMTA
is Proud to Present An Educational Opportunity…
November
2008 Presentation Dinner Meeting....
PRESENTED
BY
PRESENTATION ABSTRACT
SPEAKER
PROFILE
DATE
Thursday, November
20th, 2008
AGENDA
6:00PM, Social Hour
7:00PM, Dinner/Presentation
COST
$25, Members
$35, Nonmembers
$100, Vendor Table
(When Applicable. Check with Chapter President) Vendor
Table Includes The Following:
1. Table At the Meeting To Display Services
And/Or Literature
2. Promotion of Services During Cocktail Hour
3. Brief Announcement/Introduction Before Seminar Begins
4. Promotion of Services After The Presentation
5. FREE 1/4 Page Ad In One Month's SMTA LA/OC Chapter
Newsletter
