Electronic Physical Design

Name: Electronic Physical Design
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ISBN: 9780130943873

ISBN-10: 0130943878

ISBN-13: 9780130943873

Edition: 2004

Authors: Barry M. Lunt

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For courses such as Electronic Manufacturing Processes, Electronic Physical Design, Circuit Board Design, and Electronic Prototyping. Useful as a reference for both the theory and practice of electronic physical design. This text addresses the choices to be made at the IC level, the IC package level, and the circuit board level. It then discusses the choices between the many types of resistors, capacitors, connectors, and transistor packages. Finally, this text addresses the concepts involved in building high-quality products, such as robust design, heat vibration, shock, dust, and humidity.

Book details

List price: $172.60
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 2/6/2003
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 368
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English




Setting the Stage. Introduction



Design Decisions and Documentation



Electronic components



Electronic Components and Packaging Levels



Fixed and Variable Resistors



Fixed and Variable Capacitors



Discrete Transistors and Diodes; Connectors



How Integrated Circuits are Made



History, Substrates and Patterning



Adding Materials



Removing Materials; Future Devices



Electronic Manufactoring Processes and Materials



Integrated Circuit Packages: Process and Materials



Hybrids, MCMs, and PWBs



PWB Assemblies (Level 2)



Motherboards and Backplanes



Physical Design Issues



Reliability



Thermal Design Considerations



Temperature Difference Considerations



Designing for Vibration and Shock



Dealing with Humidity



Dealing with Dust



Miscellaneous Considerations and Conclusion


Glossary


Index