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Guest Editorial: Special Issue on InterPACK 2019 - Part 1

Narumanchi, Sreekant (ORCID:0000000153376069)·Choi, Sukwon·Karajgikar, Saket·Sun, Haiding·Zhang, Guangsheng
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This is a collection of papers drawn from the 2019 ASME InterPACK Conference. The content spans the areas of heterogeneous integration, servers, flexible and wearable electronics, photonics, power electronics, energy storage, and autonomous and electric vehicles.

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47 OTHER INSTRUMENTATIONautonomous vehicleselectric vehicleselectricalelectronic packagingenergy storageflexible and wearable electronicsInterPACKmechanicalphotonicspower electronicsreliabilityserversthermal

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Narumanchi, Sreekant (ORCID:0000000153376069), Choi, Sukwon, Karajgikar, Saket, Sun, Haiding, Zhang, Guangsheng. 2020-08-14. Guest Editorial: Special Issue on InterPACK 2019 - Part 1. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4048039

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