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Desktop Metal Stockholders Approve Merger with Nano Dimension

10/03/2024 | Nano Dimension
Nano Dimension Ltd. and Desktop Metal, Inc. jointly announced that, at a special meeting, Desktop Metal stockholders approved the merger agreement pursuant to which Desktop Metal would be acquired by Nano Dimension.

Redwire Enabling ESA’s First Planetary Defense Mission with Cutting-Edge Onboard Computer System

10/02/2024 | BUSINESS WIRE
Redwire Corporation, a leader in space infrastructure for the next generation space economy, announced today that it is providing a critical onboard computer system for the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Hera mission, Europe’s inaugural flagship planetary defense mission.

Dana on Data: Resurrecting IPC Class 1

10/01/2024 | Dana Korf -- Column: Dana on Data
IPC specifications and guidelines have been the standard performance, quality, acceptance, and design basis for PCB designs for approximately two generations. They have proven to be conservative enough that PCBs far exceed their expected lifetimes in a multitude of environments. Requirements are continually adjusted to reflect improvements in materials and process capability that match the increasing component, interconnect, and cost reduction demands.

Trouble in Your Tank: Interconnect Defect—The Three Degrees of Separation

10/01/2024 | Michael Carano -- Column: Trouble in Your Tank
It has been well documented that, with a very expensive and complex printed circuit board, thermal and mechanical excursions often find weaknesses. A lack of robustness and poor process control often leads to the exploitation of those weaknesses. An interconnect defect (ICD) often goes undetected until the printed circuit board reaches the final assembly stage or undergoes multiple thermal cycles, including interconnect stress tests or thermal shock. It is impossible to rework the ICD defect. But unlike voids, if detected in time, the panels can be reprocessed.

Kurtz Ersa Names Thomas Mühleck New CEO

09/30/2024 | Kurtz Ersa
At the annual anniversary celebration, Kurtz Ersa CFO Thomas Mühleck was not only honored for 30 years of service by Advisory Board Chairman Rainer Kurtz, but was also appointed CEO and thus Chairman of the Management Board of the Kurtz Ersa Group.
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