WEEE Whistle Blowing
Folks, Some companies are already turning in their competitors who have not registered for WEEE. The article at the preceeding link expresses surprise...
Folks, Some companies are already turning in their competitors who have not registered for WEEE. The article at the preceeding link expresses surprise...
Folks, As Carl Sagan once told us, there are “billions and billions” of galaxies. Actually, astronomers estimate that there are 100 billio...
Folks, IPC/Soldertec is sponsoring the last major conference before RoHS goes into effect on 1 July 2006. It will be in Malmo, Sweden on April 25-27,....
Folks, One would expect manfufacturing standards and auditing procedures for RoHS compliance to emerge at this time. Below is a note from David on thi...
Folks, I am giving an updated version of my one day workshop on WEEE/RoHS compliant assembly at The Thayer School of Enginnering at Dartmouth o...
Folks, My Indium colleague Jim Slattery, pointed out an interesting article in Electronic Design. After the article, some people sent in responses. A ...
Haibing writes: Question 1: My questions are centered around RoHS judgments. That is, how I can judge whether a contract manufacturer is RoHS c...
Folks, SMTA is sponsoring a mini-conference on “due diligence” for RoHS compliance. This April 18 event is being lead by Harvey Stone of t...
Folks: A reader writes: Dr. Ron I attended your seminars last year at the SMTAI Technical Conference in Chicago and Boston and discussed with you LF i...
Folks, My article in Scientific American on the “Twin Paradox” has hit the newstands. It is a special issue, so it does not automatically ...
Folks, My friend and colleague Jim Hall of ITM pointed out that the reliability of “mixed” (i.e. lead free and leaded solder and fi...
Annika writes: Dear Dr. Ron, I’m a chemist and a PhD student working in the field of atmospheric corrosion of lead and lead-tin alloys in histor...