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The October 2023 Issue of Design007 Magazine Available Now
October 9, 2023 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
IPC standards offer blueprints for a successful PCB design—one that will likely cruise through your fabricator’s production line. But standards can seem confusing to anyone who is new to the industry. How many standards are there, anyway?
So, in this issue of Design007 Magazine, our expert contributors discuss how PCB designers can utilize standards to save time and money, not to mention frustration. We also discuss the updated version of the IPC Checklist, a handy guide that illustrates which standards cover which topics, from front-end design through assembly.
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