Mechanical Study for the Cutting and Clinching Process of Electronic Component Leads

As various small electronics components are being rapidly moved along an assembly line, their leads must be cut and clinched into holes of a circuit board for the next soldering operation. This process must be achieved economically both in time, and in combating wear by preserving the cutting tools’...

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Published in:Journal of manufacturing science and engineering 1998-05, Vol.120 (2), p.279-286
Main Authors: Engel, P. A, Wu, Kee Rong, Zhai, Xuejun, Janisiewicz, Stan
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Semiconductor electronics. Microelectronics. Optoelectronics. Solid state devices
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