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May 10, 2018 | American Standard CircuitsEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
Anaya Vardya, CEO of American Standard Circuits, will be delivering the keynote speech at IPC’s Reliability Forum on Wednesday, May 15 in Linthicum (Baltimore), Maryland. The forum will focus on electronics used for mil-aero and automotive sectors subjected to harsh use environments.
Mr. Vardya will be addressing the challenges of successfully competing in today’s environment. He will discuss several solutions including collaborating to win and keeping up with today’s expanding technology demands, as well as hiring and keeping the best people. Mr. Vardya said, “I consider it a great honor to be selected for this presentation and I’m grateful to the IPC for providing me with the opportunity.”
Visit the IPC website to register for the conference and be sure to pick up ASC’s free micro eBooks, available for download now.
The Printed Circuit Board Designer’s Guide… to Fundamentals of RF/ Microwave PCBs
The Printed Circuit Designer's Guide to... Flex and Rigid-Flex Fundamentals
About American Standard Circuits
American Standard Circuits (ASC) prides itself on being a total solutions provider, manufacturing quality rigid, metal-backed, RF/microwave, flex, and rigid-flex PCBs for the medical, automotive, industrial, defense, and aerospace markets in volumes from test and prototypes to large production orders. ASC has the expertise to provide a wide variety of technologies in a time-critical environment. Their qualifications include AS9100 Rev D, ISO 9001:2015, MIL-PRF 31032, MIL-PRF-55110, MIL-PRF-50884 certification and ITAR registration. In addition to manufacturing in the USA, ASC has the ability to transition and manage your PCB requirements to lower cost regions via its qualified supply chain of offshore partners. ASC also holds many key patents for metal bonding processes. For more information about American Standard Circuits' services or to ask one of their technology experts a question click here.
Anaya Vardya, CEO of American Standard Circuits, will be delivering the keynote speech at IPC’s Reliability Forum on Wednesday, May 15th in Linthicum (Baltimore), Maryland. The forum will focus on electronics used for mil-aero and automotive sectors subjected to harsh use environments.
Mr. Vardya will be addressing the challenges of successfully competing in today’s environment. He will discuss several solutions including collaborating to win and keeping up with today’s expanding technology demands, as well as hiring and keeping the best people. Mr. Vardya said, “I consider it a great honor to be selected for this presentation and I’m grateful to the IPC for providing me with the opportunity.”
Visit the IPC website to register for the conference and be sure to pick up ASC’s free micro eBooks, available for download now.
The Printed Circuit Board Designer’s Guide… to Fundamentals of RF/ Microwave PCBs
The Printed Circuit Designer's Guide to... Flex and Rigid-Flex Fundamentals
About American Standard Circuits
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American Standard Circuits (ASC) prides itself on being a total solutions provider, manufacturing quality rigid, metal-backed, RF/microwave, flex, and rigid-flex PCBs for the medical, automotive, industrial, defense, and aerospace markets in volumes from test and prototypes to large production orders. ASC has the expertise to provide a wide variety of technologies in a time-critical environment. Their qualifications include AS9100 Rev D, ISO 9001:2015, MIL-PRF 31032, MIL-PRF-55110, MIL-PRF-50884 certification and ITAR registration. In addition to manufacturing in the USA, ASC has the ability to transition and manage your PCB requirements to lower cost regions via its qualified supply chain of offshore partners. ASC also holds many key patents for metal bonding processes. For more information about American Standard Circuits' services or to ask one of their technology experts a question go to www.asc-i.com. |
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