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December 10, 2024 | I-Connect007Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
I-Connect007 is thrilled to announce the latest installment of its Meet the Author podcast series, hosted by Nolan Johnson. In episode 2 of the series, Johnson interviews Scott Miller and Brian White of Freedom CAD, who share their expertise on complex PCB design.
The discussion revolves around Miller’s book, The Printed Circuit Designer's Guide to... Executing Complex PCBs. The authors delve into the seven key disciplines essential for designing sophisticated printed circuit boards, offering listeners actionable insights and strategies. In addition, Miller and White provide updated perspectives that reflect the dynamic nature of today’s electronics industry.
Whether you're an industry veteran or just starting your PCB design journey, this episode is packed with valuable advice to elevate your design methodology.
Available Now: Stream the episode, here, and explore the audio version of the book, here.
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