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Standard of Excellence: Looking Five Years Into the Future

06/19/2024 | Anaya Vardya -- Column: Standard of Excellence
The future of the PCB industry will be based on technology. As components get smaller, denser, and more complicated, PCB fabrication companies must keep up with their customers’ needs both today and in the future. It is no longer enough to just keep up with our customers’ current needs. We must be prepared to meet their PCB needs three to five years out. We need a complete understanding of where our customers are going and what they will need in the near distant future.

Popular Book on Complex Circuit Board Design Now Available in Audio Format  

06/19/2024 | I-Connect007
I-Connect007 is excited to announce the release of its first audiobook. The popular Printed Circuit Designer’s Guide to… Executing Complex PCBs, downloaded over 3,300 times, is now available in audio format. Level up your learning in the car, on the bike trails, or at your desk.

The Sky's the Limit: A Day in the Life of PCB Designer Paul Brionez

06/04/2024 | Michelle Te, I-Connect007
Paul Brionez is a senior printed circuit board layout engineer for Wisk Aero LLC. He’s responsible for the layout of PCBs and the management of library parts being created to use in PCB assemblies. He’s also involved in the creation of processes and procedures to be used in the creation, management, and release/revision of PCBs and PCBAs used for Wisk Aero applications.

American Made Advocacy: Batting .333: Great in Baseball, Not in Microelectronics

05/28/2024 | Travis Kelly -- Column: American Made Advocacy
Some in Washington, D.C. have the misperception that the CHIPS Act is all we need to address serious supply chain challenges. Using a baseball analogy, investing only in semiconductors would be batting .333, a pretty good average. But this isn’t baseball. We need to bat 1.000 through legislation and policies to invest 100% of the technology stack, including printed circuit boards (PCBs) and IC substrates.

American Made Advocacy: What About the Rest of the Technology Stack?

05/14/2024 | Travis Kelly -- Column: American Made Advocacy
Those of us who have been in the industry for any length of time know America manufactures very little of the world’s supply of microelectronics. This happened over decades and was invisible or ignored by policymakers as companies shipped both their ideas and their production to Asia—and made a good profit in the process.
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