After the modules pass all the testing stages, they have their heatsinks attached (if the module has one), then are labeled, packed and shipped to Patriot customers.
Figure 15: Attaching the heatsink.
Figure 16: Memory modules being labeled.
Figure 17: Packing section from Patriot Memory.
A brief look at ATP’s memory card manufacturing process and on their SD Trio Professional Plus, a set containing one micro SD card, one adapter to transform it into a mini SD card, another adapter to transform it into a regular SD card and a USB reader.
We took some pictures of two 512 MB DDR3 memory modules from Super Talent, take a look by yourself.
Our factory tour to Super Talent memory manufacturing plant in San Jose, CA.
An overview of Intel’s 45 nm manufacturing technology and Penryn core.
Learn about the main technical differences between the two main candidates for the DVD succession: Blu-Ray and HD-DVD.
A step-by-step guide on how to upgrade your notebook memory.