Mechanical analysis of electronic pakaging systems

Mechanical analysis of electronic pakaging systems

by Stephen A. McKeown

Book 120 of Mechanical engineering --

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"This useful reference fills the niche between purely technical engineering texts and sophisticated engineering software guides - providing a pragmatic, common sense approach to analyzing and remedying electronic packaging configuration problems."--BOOK JACKET. "Featuring helpful checklists at the end of each chapter and sample problems (with solutions), this eminently practical resource deserves a place on the bookshelves of all engineers in electronic packaging and related fields. Mechanical Analysis of Electronic Packaging Systems is indispensable for mechanical, electrical, and quality control engineers, and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines."--BOOK JACKET.

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