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Right-sizing Silver: An Application-driven Approach to Engineering Reliability

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Rising cost pressure and metals market uncertainty are prompting manufacturers to rethink alloy composition to balance total cost of ownership, process yield, and mechanical performance. Solder alloy selection directly influences cost structure, process stability, and long‑term reliability in electronics assembly. As manufacturing scales and product requirements advance, these decisions are increasingly revisited with a more focused objective: aligning materials with how products are built, processed, and used in real‑world conditions.

Learning with Leo: Drones—Meeting Demand Without Compromise

05/06/2026 | Leo Lambert -- Column: Learning With Leo
With drones used in a wide range of applications today, particularly in modern military conflicts, domestic manufacturers are feeling pressure to produce at high volume and low cost, particularly within an NDAA supply chain ecosystem with differing needs and expectations. Two issues must be considered. First is the manufacturers’ and customers’ need for quality, reliability, and functionality of the product. Second is the manufacturing volume needed to support demand, whether for military, industrial, or commercial applications. Each segment requires verification that the product meets the customer's requirements. 

Meet Emerging Engineer Dennis Donovan, Kratos Space Commercial

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Like many of today’s engineers, Dennis Donovan grew up interested in how things worked. He wanted to see what was inside and how to make it better. Now, he has three bachelor’s degrees, is earning his master’s, and works as an electrical engineering technologist. He aspires to work in PCB assembly with a particular focus on aerospace electronics. He’s a sharp, well-spoken young man with an eye on his future.

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The Pulse: Ultra-high Stakes—Will UHDI Enter the Mainstream for Low- and Mid-volume?

01/22/2026 | Martyn Gaudion -- Column: The Pulse
The casual observer might think it is easier to make a low-volume product than a high-volume product. However, making anything in low volume means forgoing the extensive ramp-ups and process fine-tuning that are more easily amortized where high volumes are concerned. Why do I note this?
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