AIB
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What is AIB?
AIB most likely refers to "Aluminum Interconnect Bonding." It describes the process of creating electrical connections between semiconductor devices or components using aluminum wires. This process is commonly used in microelectronics packaging to connect integrated circuits to external circuits, especially in applications with cost or high-volume considerations.
What other technologies are related to AIB?
AIB Complementary Technologies
HACCP
HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) is a systematic preventive approach to food safety from biological, chemical, and physical hazards in production processes that can cause the finished product to be unsafe. AIB focuses on inspection and HACCP implementation, so it's strongly complementary.
BRC
BRC (British Retail Consortium) is a global food safety and quality certification program. AIB audits often assist companies in preparing for BRC audits, or provide similar audits, so this certification is complementary.
SQF
SQF (Safe Quality Food) is a food safety and quality certification program. Similar to BRC, AIB audits can help organizations achieve SQF certification. Therefore, it is considered complementary.
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Chip Designer
35 Chip Designer jobs mention AIB
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Quality Analyst
11 Quality Analyst jobs mention AIB
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Quality Assurance
135 Quality Assurance jobs mention AIB
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Electrical Engineer
36 Electrical Engineer jobs mention AIB
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Operations
198 Operations jobs mention AIB
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