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Fracture toughness assessment of a solder joint using double cantilever beam specimens
Published 2010“…Conventional assessment of solder joint reliability uses either ball shear test or solder ball pull test. The test results are reported in terms of materials strength in either shear or tensile mode, and the strength values are size-dependent. …”
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Effect of chain length on low temperature gold-gold bonding by self assembled monolayers
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Temperature and stress distribution in the SOI structure during fabrication
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Erasure temperature measurements of heat assisted magnetic recording media
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Soil liquefaction assessment using soft computing approaches based on capacity energy concept
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Critical temperatures in thermocompression gold stud bonding
Published 2012“…Under similar bonding conditions, the critical temperature is lower for a harder substrate than for a softer substrate, primarily because of larger interfacial shear stresses. This is supported by the observation on the interfacial shear stress distribution at the bonding interface based on finite element simulation models of substrates with different hardness.…”
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Characterization techniques for power semiconductor and magnetic drives
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Research Report -
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A study of management control systems in multinational corporations : a Singapore perspective
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Marketing on internet :case studies on Singapore companies.
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The impact of information technology on banking services in Singapore
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The influence of flexible working arrangements on employee turnover intention
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Supercreative : unleashing creative potential.
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Textile industry in Singapore : the relationship between fringe benefits and industry performance
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The rotator cuff tendons of the shoulder joint : anatomy and development of a model to predict and prevent tears
Published 2009“…The simulation results showed that the maximum von-Mises stress occurs at the inferior end of the supraspinatus tendon, and the maximum shear strain occurs at the superior end of supraspinatus tendon. …”
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Design and development of domestic health enhancement device for high heel wearers
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