Sentence examples for device assembly from inspiring English sources

Improved conditions for device assembly could reduce effects of the former.

"Shifting device assembly to Asia is targeted at improving our time to market," said Niklas Savander, the Nokia executive vice president responsible for smartphones.

All MVA instructions are written at advanced reading levels, and device assembly was difficult for most study participants.

However, during the device assembly, wafers and bare dies are subject to fully robotic processed, where they are partially mounted even on electrostatic active protection (backgrinding) and carrier foils (wafer dicing).

Progress toward nanowire device assembly and integration based on different interactions and/or directed forces, including flow-assisted alignment, Langmuir Blodgett technique, bubble-blown technique, electric/magnetic field-directed assembly, contact printing, and chemically/biologically driven assembly, is presented.

The enhancement of energy density at high power density is highly desired in design of supercapacitor, which relies on the electrochemically accessible electrode area, electrons/ions diffusion channels of electrodes and the device assembly manner.

This paper reports on the development of a hybrid approach to electro-thermal modeling of power device assemblies, suitable for reliability-oriented thermal design of power modules and converters.

The bottom plate milled from 8 mm aluminum contains three 5.55 mm deep cavities for the culture device assemblies.

The hybrid manipulation technique can be a good alternative technology to conventional ones and thus can be utilized in biological applications and micro-device assembly.

Using the classical mathematical tools of robotics, we developed the global kinematic model of the robot-device assembly, thus defining a reference trajectory to propel the microparticles.

This paper provides a comprehensive review of research efforts in the emerging field of micro devices assembly (MDA) as well as identifies future directions for research.