Definition Stage
To define a project, a project team is formed and a call for participation is sent to all HDP Members and interested parties. This team has the job to clearly define the problem, identify at least one potential solution, lay out the tasks, divide up the work, locate the resources, and provide “peer review” to help insure the activity is technically sound. The final plan is then submitted to the HDP User Group Board of Directors for approval to move into the Implementation Stage.
Access to Definition Projects is open to all parties, including non-members.
For more information or to participate in following projects that are in the Definition Stage, contact the HDP User Group facilitator:
BMPS Modules, 2nd Level Interconnection
By "BMPS" we mean Board Mount Power Supply
HDP User Group Facilitator - Ruben Bergman, ruben.bergman@hdpug.se
The objective of the project is to:
- Identify the key design / manufacturability issues
- Issue guidelines on PWB layout for BMPS
- Guidelines for automated handling of BMPS
- Demonstrate the feasibility / applicability (and reliability!) of module - PWB interconnections
For more information go to the BMPS Modules 2nd Level Interconnection Project page.
Halogen-free Product Properties
HDP User Group Facilitator - Jack Fisher - fish5er@mindspring.com
The project is aimed at:
- Assembling a comprehensive Halogen-free Guideline. The guideline will contain best practices and user experience with Halogen Free PWBs, Components, and Materials.
- Assembling a Halogen-free Product database allowing suppliers to display their Halogen-free product offerings and the properties of those offerings in a uniform concise format. The database will be kept updated over time by the suppliers.
For more information, go to the Halogen Free Product Properties Project page.
Lead-free Copper Erosion
HDP User Group Facilitator - Jack Fisher - fish5er@mindspring.com
This project will investigate the damage to PWB wiring patterns caused by copper erosion in lead-free assembly. Copper erosion can occur during dipping, wave soldering and rework processes.
For more information go to the Lead Free Copper Erosion Project page.
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