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April 30, 2025 | I-Connect007Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
I-Connect007 is excited to share the latest episode in our new podcast series, delivering expert technical insights for the printed circuit board and electronics manufacturing industry.
In On the Line with... NCAB: PCB Thermal Management, host Nolan Johnson turns up the heat with NCAB field application engineer Ryan Miller.
In this episode, Ryan returns to discuss practical strategies for managing heat, starting early in the design planning and specification phases. After all, prevention means there’s less to mitigate later.
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