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E-tronix Announces Upcoming Webinar with ELMOTEC: Optimizing Soldering Quality and Efficiency with Robotic Automation

05/30/2025 | E-tronix
E-tronix, a Stromberg Company, is excited to host an informative webinar presented by Raphael Luchs, CEO of ELMOTEC, titled "Optimize Soldering Quality and Efficiency with Robotic Automation," taking place on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at 12:00 PM CDT.

Connect the Dots: Proactive Controlled Impedance

05/29/2025 | Matt Stevenson -- Column: Connect the Dots
From data centers to smartphones, designers know that the ohms have it. Getting impedance right ensures all-important signal integrity and delivers high-performing boards. Our designers understand the importance of controlled impedance, but not everyone addresses it in their designs. The most common and important controlled impedance types we see include microstrip, stripline, embedded microstrip, and differential pairs.

Driving Innovation: Traceability in PCB Production

05/29/2025 | Kurt Palmer -- Column: Driving Innovation
Traceability across the entire printed circuit board production process is an increasingly important topic among established manufacturers and companies considering new PCB facilities. The reasons are apparent: Automatic loading of part programs, connection with MES systems and collection of production data, and compliance with Industry 4.0 requirements

Beyond Design: Key SI Considerations for High-speed PCB Design

03/20/2025 | Barry Olney -- Column: Beyond Design
Over the past two decades, I've simulated numerous complex, high-speed designs for customers creating computer-based products. In addition, I've conducted signal integrity software training courses and led classes on high-speed design. In this month’s column, I will reflect on the key considerations for achieving a successful high-speed PCB design that performs reliably, and I’ll highlight some of the common signal integrity issues that I frequently encounter.

IPC Global Standards Driving Factory of the Future

03/10/2025 | Chris Jorgensen, IPC
Factory of the Future represents a revolutionary shift in electronics manufacturing, aligning the industry's processes with the demands of efficiency, innovation, and sustainability. With challenges such as rapid product lifecycles, stringent quality requirements, and increasing emphasis on environmental responsibility, stakeholders across the supply chain—OEMs, EMS providers, and PCB manufacturers—face mounting pressure to modernize their operations.
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