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AdvancedPCB, a leader in printed circuit board (PCB) design and manufacturing, is excited to announce the launch of PCBDay, the first ever one-day sales event for the printed circuit board industry. The event takes place on Tuesday, July 9.
"Every one of the electronics we use on a daily basis requires a printed circuit board, and PCBDay is a celebration of the industry offering increased access to the technology and design needed for effective PCBs," says AdvancedPCB CEO, Peter Austin. "We look forward to seeing what next generation technologies come out of our inaugural PCBDay."
PCBDay will feature exciting exclusive discounts on printed circuit boards. Additionally, there will be special discounts for engineering students, providing them with the ability to jumpstart their capstone projects or unique innovations.
"The engineering student discount is critically important to our commitment in moving the industry forward. They are our next generation of electronic design engineers in developing solutions for the medical, aerospace, industrial manufacturing, automotive and many other industries." Austin adds.
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