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Presentation at EIPC Technical Snapshot Webinar
Oct 14 - Oct 14, 2020
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions will present during the EIPC Technical Snapshot Webinar in October 2020.
Lenora Clark, Director – Autonomous Driving and Safety Technology at MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions will present during the EIPC Technical Snapshot Webinar on October 14th, 2020.
The presentation ‘An exploration of advanced semiconductor packaging’s effect on automotive electronic hardware design and assembly’ will discuss and review all aspects of the electronic build. Lenora will start with how increased performance influences the semiconductor packages, how that then affects design for PCB fabrication, and finally it considers the influence on materials for perfect assembly.
Lenora will also be taking part in the panel discussion following the webinar.
For more information on the Technical Snapshot Webinar and to register, click here.
Keynote Speakers
Lenora Clark
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions
Lenora Clark is the Director of Autonomous Driving and Safety Technology for MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions. She leads the team in understanding all systems involved in advanced safety on the path to full autonomy; seeking to understand industry challenges associated to this endeavor.
Lenora works closely with OEMs, Tier 1s and fabricators to understand the needs of the entire supply chain to achieve faster, more reliable solutions. She works in all aspects of electronics, uniting circuitry, semiconductor and assembly solutions for a holistic approach to automotive market needs.
Lenora has worked for the company for over 20 years and has published articles in numerous industry technical conferences and holds four patents.
She graduated from the University of Connecticut with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and also received her Master’s Degree in Chemistry.
Lenora works closely with OEMs, Tier 1s and fabricators to understand the needs of the entire supply chain to achieve faster, more reliable solutions. She works in all aspects of electronics, uniting circuitry, semiconductor and assembly solutions for a holistic approach to automotive market needs.
Lenora has worked for the company for over 20 years and has published articles in numerous industry technical conferences and holds four patents.
She graduated from the University of Connecticut with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and also received her Master’s Degree in Chemistry.
