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Microscreen, AGI Corporation Launch MAA, Expanding Capabilities for Both Companies

09/02/2026 | Microscreen
Microscreen and AGI Corporation have formed the Microscreen AGI Alliance (MAA). The alliance adds AGI’s PCB tooling and engineering capabilities to Microscreen’s offerings, while providing Microscreen’s nanocoating technology to AGI’s customers.

Jerome Larez Returns to Represent Prototron Circuits in the Northwest

09/02/2026 | Prototron Circuits
Prototron Circuits is pleased to announce that veteran printed circuit board professional Jerome Larez has returned to represent the company as its technical sales resource for the Northwest territory.

Knocking Down the Bone Pile: Hot Air vs. Infrared PCB Rework

08/31/2026 | Nash Bell -- Column: Knocking Down the Bone Pile
Component rework is the controlled process of removing, replacing, repositioning, or repairing electronic components on an assembled PCB. Rework may be required because of component defects, incorrect placement, soldering defects, engineering changes, or damage identified during inspection or testing. A successful rework process uses controlled heating, soldering, cleaning, handling, and inspection techniques to restore the assembly while minimizing thermal and mechanical stress to the PCB and surrounding components.

Elementary, Mr. Watson: The ‘Baton’ Handoff Makes or Breaks the Design

09/03/2026 | John Watson -- Column: Elementary, Mr. Watson
In my previous column in I-Connect007 Magazine, I shared the example of the U.S. men’s 4x100-meter relay team at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Trayvon Bromell, Fred Kerley, Ronnie Baker, and Cravon Gillespie were among the fastest sprinters in the world. Reaching the final seemed almost certain. Instead, they finished sixth in their qualifying heat and missed advancing by only two-hundredths of a second. The problem was not speed, experience, or talent. It occurred during the baton exchange. Their failure demonstrated that being exceptional at an individual role does not guarantee collective success. A race can be lost not during the individual legs, but during the brief moments when responsibility changes hands.

Designers Notebook: Implementing Strategic Planning Principles for PCB Design

09/03/2026 | Vern Solberg -- Column: Designer's Notebook
Developing multiple-processor system-level products involves a broad range of engineering disciplines (commonly referred to as co-design), often led by a designated program manager who divides the development program into technical disciplines. The primary member of this team is the electrical engineer (EE), who prepares the overall schematic diagram of the product. This effort includes simulation and modeling, developing a BOM, and defining all active components and any specialized passive elements (often stipulating preferred or prequalified sources).
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