Joseph Federico of NJ MET in Clifton, NJ will be speaking on testing of electronic microcircuits. Mr. Federico will illustrate updated methods and proper electrical testing protocols that should be exercised in testing a component for its functional and parametric performance which has played a prominent role in NJ MET's Mission Imposter® Risk Mitigation Program.
"The test objectives are to exercise the DC and AC Functional and Parametric requirements of the electronic components as indicated in industry specifications. In the cases of military and aerospace design, the respective subgroups contained in those documents would suffice for the objectibve tests," said Joseph Federico from NJ MET engineering headquarters in Clifton, NJ.
The lecture will be presented at NJ MET's Booth Number 105. Joseph Federico will host the lecture on the following dates and times:
Monday 11/26 9:30 AM
Monday 11/26 5:30 PM
Tuesday 11/27 4:00 PM
Wednesday 11/28 9:30 AM
For more information on the electronics testing lecture at the DMSMS, or to learn more about NJ MET's Mission Imposter® Risk Mitigation Program, please call Joseph Federico at NJ MET's headquarters in Clifton, NJ @ 973 546-5393 or visit http://www.njmetmtl.com/
