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European contract electronics assembly industry, 1993-97.
Please note this is a Short Discount publication. This report examines the emerging and rapidly growing contract electronic manufacturing industry in Europe [which provides the service of assembling electronic components onto printed circuit boards including design and test] - from the point of view...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oxford, UK :
Elsevier Advanced Technology,
1993.
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| Edición: | First edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; European Contract Electronics Assembly Industry
- 1993-97; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; CHAPTER 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER 3. THE IMPORTANCE OF ELECTRONICS ASSEMBLY COMPANIES; 3.1 The Advantages; 3.2 The Drawbacks; 3.3 Methods of Estimating Total Electronic Assembly Activity; CHAPTER 4. INDUSTRY ANALYSIS; 4.1 Geographical Analysis; 4.2 Belgium; 4.3 Eire; 4.4 France; 4.5 Germany; 4.6 Italy; 4.7 Netherlands; 4.8 Scandinavia; 4.9 Spain; 4.10 Switzerland; 4.11 United Kingdom; 4.12 Japanese Investment in Europe; 4.13 Contract Assembly in the Far East
- 4.14 Contract Assembly in North America4.15 New Investments in CEM; CHAPTER 5. ECONOMIC JUSTIFICATION OF CONTRACTING; 5.1 Make and/or buy; 5.2 Absorption Costing; 5.3 Marginal Costing; 5.4 Costings Comparison; 5.5 Conventional to SMT; 5.6 Redundancy Factors; 5.7 J.I.T; 5.8 Local Vs Remote CEMs; 5.9 Labour Costs; CHAPTER 6. TRENDS IN CONTRACT ASSEMBLY; 6.1 Equipment Flexibility; 6.2 Components; 6.3 Placements Accuracy Demands; 6.4 Multichip Modules; 6.5 BS & ISO Standards; 6.6 Environmental Concerns; 6.7 PCB Manufacturers Lead New Entrants; 6.8 Management Buyouts; 6.9 Eastern Bloc Potential
- 6.10 The Importance of the Computer Industry6.11 Investment Strategies in Contract Manufacturing; 6.12 Location of the Contact Manufacturer; 6.13 OEMs Offering CEM Services; CHAPTER 7. PROFILES OF CONTRACT COMPANIES IN EUROPE; 7.1 73 Electronique; 7.2 A & A Electronics; 7.3 AB Electronics; 7.4 Allgood Technology; 7.5 Altimex; 7.6 A.P. Electronic; 7.7 Aqsys; 7.8 ARS; 7.9 Atronic; 7.10 Avex; 7.11 Barco; 7.12 Bus Elektronik; 7.13 CEL-CEP; 7.14 Circatech; 7.15 C-MaC; 7.16 DDL; 7.17 Demival; 7.18 Dover Electronics; 7.19 El Company; 7.20 Elcoteq; 7.21 Electronic Riesa; 7.22 Elemaster; 7.23 Elmeg
- 7.24 EMA7.25 Erulec; 7.26 Eurintel; 7.27 Fela Group; 7.28 Foundation Technology; 7.29 Fuba-Hans Kolbe; 7.30 Graseby Keltek; 7.31 Hohe Electronics; 7.32 Hybrid-Electronic; 7.33 Instem; 7.34 Letron; 7.35 Mecacel Group; 7.36 Michelon; 7.37 Nedap; 7.38 Neltronic; 7.39 Norelec; 7.40 Paragon; 7.41 Philips Circuit Assemblies; 7.42 Puces Industries; 7.43 Punch Electronique; 7.44 Quantum Electronics; 7.45 Race; 7.46 RFR Electronics; 7.47 Ripa; 7.48 SCI; 7.49 Si-Lectron; 7.50 SM2E; 7.51 SMT & Hybrid; 7.52 Sofrel; 7.53 Sydec; 7.54 Trinity Technology; 7.55 TW Electronics; 7.56 Welwyn Systems
- CHAPTER 8. CURRENT AND FORECAST MARKET DATA8.1 UK CEM Dominance; 8.2 Hybrid Circuits; 8.3 End-User Breakdown; CHAPTER 9. DIRECTORY; 9.1 Directory of National Associations Mentioned in this Report; 9.2 Geographical Index of CEM Companies; 9.3 CEM Companies; CHAPTER 10. APPENDIX; 10.1 Exchange Rates