American Standard Circuits: Strong Focus on Military and Aerospace

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During IPC APEX EXPO in San Diego, California, the I-Connect007 Editorial Team met with some of the industry's top executives, managers, and engineers.

During the show, Joe Fjelstad speaks with Anaya Vardya, president and CEO of American Standard Circuits. In this Real Time with... IPC APEX EXPO 2020 interview, Anaya shares a variety of recent business updates. He also highlights the company's flex technology and I-Connect007 eBooks on flex and rigid-flex fundamentals, as well as RF and microwave PCBs.

IPC APEX EXPO is the largest PCB industry event in North America. The next IPC APEX EXPO will be held January 26-28, 2021, at the San Diego Convention Center.

To watch this interview, visit Real Time with... IPC for our exclusive show coverage.

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