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American Standard Circuits to Exhibit at Focus on PCB in Vicenza, Italy
May 9, 2023 | American Standard CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
American Standard Circuits will be exhibiting at this year’s Focus on PCB: From Design to Assembly to be held Wednesday, May 17 and Thursday, May 18 at the Vicenza Expo Centre in Vicenza, Italy.
“As the trend for a complete synergistic solutions (design, fabrication and assembly) becomes more pronounced, ASC becomes increasingly dedicated to providing holistic solutions to our customers. We want to attend this show to keep our finger on the pulse of the European electronics market,” explained president and CEO Anaya Vardya.
Focus on PCB is the first and only European B2B event dedicated to the world of PCB and PCBA and is and unmissable opportunity for all the PCB-PCBA stakeholders to share ideas and know-how. The entire Printed Circuit Board supply chain – from designers to end-users, can meet up and gain valuable insights into the latest developments, as well as share their values and views.
Be sure to check out additional educational content from American Standard Circuits:
- The Printed Circuit Designer’s Guide to…?Fundamentals of RF/Microwave PCBs by John Bushie and Anaya Vardya
- The Printed Circuit Designer’s Guide to… Thermal Management: A Fabricator’s Perspective by Anaya Vardya
- The Printed Circuit Designer’s Guide to… Flex and Rigid-Flex Fundamentals by Anaya Vardya and Dave Lackey
- The Companion Guide to...Flex and Rigid-Flex Fundamentals by Anaya Vardya
- RealTime with… American Standard Circuits, three discussions: flex and rigid flex PCBs by Anaya Vardya and Dave Lackey; RF/microwave PCBS by Anaya Vardya and John Bushie; and thermal management by Anaya Vardya, John Bushie, and Dave Lackey
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