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December Issue of SMT007 Magazine Available Now
December 2, 2019 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
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No matter your age or experience level, we all need to be continuous learners. In this issue, we have gathered content that provides insight into the newest and highest impact topics. To help further your expertise, the December issue of SMT007 Magazine offers perspectives in the form of interviews, columns, and articles for some of the things you need to know today!
The December 2019 issue of SMT007 Magazine is now on the virtual newsstand, and available for delivery in your e-mailbox by subscribing here. Download the PDF to your library for a handy future reference.
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Dan Beeker: Outstanding in his ‘Fields’
09/05/2024 | Andy Shaughnessy, Design007At PCB East, I met with Dan Beeker, technical director at NXP Semiconductor, and a speaker at the conference. Dan always gives a spirited interview, so I asked him to discuss his class and challenges in the industry today.
I-Connect007 Editor's Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week
08/30/2024 | Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 MagazineThere’s a lot going on in our industry right now. As you’ll see in today’s must-reads, there’s even innovation taking place in drill bit development. We also have articles on cutting costs during the design process, as well as a handy guide to each country’s tech sweet spots, and what it takes to thrive in this segment. Don’t miss our ode to the CAM department, which is where the rubber meets the road for every PCB.
Fresh PCB Concepts: The Vital Role of Front-end Engineers
08/29/2024 | Team NCAB -- Column: Fresh PCB ConceptsFront-end engineers are the gatekeepers of factories and a cornerstone of successful fabrication. They are highly valued professionals who could be considered the protectors of our field. They study the details of each PCB that comes into their factories. Many of the boards they work on have not been manufactured before. Others have not been manufactured with their factory’s tools. Since factory engineers are not often in the public eye, many people do not understand the wealth of knowledge they have. The guidance they can offer is invaluable to some PCB designs, therefore, I encourage you to develop a good relationship with the engineers at your favorite supplier.
Fein-Lines: AI, Big Data, and A Lot of Trade Shows
08/15/2024 | Dan Feinberg -- Column: Fein-LinesThere have been so many events and trade shows in the past few months, and with them, many important announcements and demonstrations and processes. Now, it’s debatable whether there are too many trade shows today, but these shows and events do allow companies to showcase their truly remarkable technologies, processes, and devices.
Nolan’s Notes: What It Means to Thrive
08/05/2024 | Nolan Johnson -- Column: Nolan's NotesThink back to a time in your life when you really felt like you were thriving. What did that feel like? What actions were you taking? How did you get there? What does it mean to thrive? While it is measurable in many ways, thriving is personal and somewhat intangible. It changes meaning from one person to the next. At its core, to thrive is ephemeral, rooted in an organic ideal. All living things, from plants and animals to ecosystems and people, have the ability to thrive.