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DesignCon helps you advance your career, learn from your peers, and grow your knowledge with in-depth technical training covering all aspects of electronic design, from chips through boards and systems. Sessions focus on technology that’s critical to your career: signal and power integrity, test and measurement, PCB design tools, and much more.
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DesignCon 2016 takes place January 19-21, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California. To register, click here.
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Tips and Tricks in Today’s Designs
03/23/2023 |
Kelly Dack, CID+
Filbert Arzola of Raytheon Intelligence & Space taught a Professional Development course at IPC APEX EXPO on general design practices. During a break, Filbert spoke with Kelly Dack about some of today’s design strategies and how designers are reacting to them. What matters most?
True Experts Can Cite Their Sources
03/23/2023 |
I-Connect007 Editorial Team
We’ve heard a lot lately about the need to identify tribal knowledge within our organizations. How do you know whether an “expert” is sharing documented knowledge or it’s just something they learned at their first job during the Carter administration? We asked IPC design instructor Kris Moyer to explain his process for separating the wheat from the chaff, so to speak, in design knowledge. As he points out, a true expert will not be afraid to cite the sources and data sets behind their arguments.
Are You Offering Options in Your Bill of Materials?
03/07/2023 |
I-Connect007 Editorial Team
In this interview, Saline Lectronics (an Emerald EMS company) President Jason Sciberras talks about PCB designers offering packaging options in the bill of materials. As Jason explains, mil/aero manufacturers like Saline can’t make many changes to a design without getting recertified, so including approved packaging options in the BOM from the start is a great way to go. Are you offering options in your BOM?
