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Radiation Threat Detector |
 RTD-A01 The RTD is a gamma ray device that is modular, scalable, and customizable. It can be integrated into a large number of different instruments for homeland security, medical imaging, and astrophysics. The team of engineers and scientists at Aguila will work with you in the customization of the RTD to optimally fit the needs of your application. |
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Thermally Conductive Adhesives |
 TLPS adhesives Aguila's TLPS adhesives are new thermal management materials for power electronics packaging. TLPS combines the best aspects of solders and polymeric adhesives in a one-component system. The result is significantly higher thermal conductivity when compared to conventional conductive adhesives. Our team of engineers and scientists will work with you to customize TLPS for your application. |
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 |  |  |  |  | | We can create customized materials for your electronics packaging needs. Our areas of expertise include conductive adhesives and coatings , wafer applied underfills, and low-temperature polymer fluxes. | | | | | We can create customized solutions specifically targeted to meet your design needs. Our unique engineering and fabrication teams can create high density electronics and packaging (flip-chip, chip scale, and BGA) solutions that will exceed your expectations. | | Read more... | | | | Electronics Packaging Design & Manufacturing | | We can create customized solutions specifically targeted to meet your design needs. Our unique engineering and fabrication teams can create high density electronics and packaging (flip-chip, chip scale, and BGA) solutions that will exceed your expectations. | | Read more... | | | | | Radiation Detector Manufacturing | | As a leading manufacturer of state-of-the-art flip-chip products, we can apply our years of experience to solving your sensor packaging challenges. Our novel technologies in design, fabrication and low-cost production of sensor products have emerged from our core know-how in high-density electronics. | | Read more... | | |  |  |  |  | |
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