Adam Klett Ph.D.

Director of Science at KYZEN Corporation

Adam received both his Bachelor and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Chemical Engineering from Clemson University where his studies focused on fluid-phase equilibria and polymer thermodynamics. During that time, he authored multiple peer-reviewed journal articles, a textbook chapter, and a patent. Since then, he has authored, presented, and chaired at various technical events related to SMT.

Prior to his role at KYZEN Corporation, Adam was an engineer in the Materials and Processes Lab in the Specialty Engineering Department at L3Harris Technologies where he supported space, maritime, and avionics programs with material characterization and selection, process development, and failure analysis.

Currently, Adam sits on the SMTA Global Board of Directors actively contributing strategic insights and expertise to guide the organization’s growth, ensure operational excellence, and drive innovation in the dynamic field of electronics manufacturing.

Flux Residue Activity and Volume under QFN Components as a Function of Standoff

24 April

11.45

2024

Helyszín

Presentation room

Szekció

Advanced Electronics Assembly Conference (organized by SMTA)

The BTC (Bottom Terminated Components) such as the Quad flat no-lead (QFN) leadless package is a miniaturized complex component that is low cost and offers heat dissipation through the thermal lug.