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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.

Taiwan's PCB Industry Sees Growth, Optimism for Q2 2024

09/18/2024 | TPCA
Taiwan’s PCB industry recorded a total output value of NT$372.2 billion in the first half of 2024, bolstered by strong demand in AI servers, satellite communications, and vehicle electronics. Industry experts remain optimistic about continued growth for the remainder of the year.

Quiet Power: An Evolution in PCB Design Costs

09/04/2024 | Istvan Novak -- Column: Quiet Power
In this column, I want to cover my experiences, particularly where costs are concerned, with printed circuit boards from the 1960s to the present day. I grew up in an apartment building in downtown Budapest, where I began doing hobby projects building circuits from our kitchen table. Now, I’m lecturing about the most recent advances in signal integrity at Oxford University. We’ve come a long way. Over the decades, new technologies allowed users to have more layers, lower-loss dielectrics, fine-pitch surface connections, blind and buried vias, and HDI and HDI+ board constructions that allow us to design higher-performing systems. I expect this trend to continue.

Salgenx Developing New Method for Low-Cost Circuit Board Production Using Graphene and Hard Carbon-Coated Materials

08/16/2024 | EINPresswire.com
Salgenx, a leader in cutting-edge energy storage and advanced materials, is excited to announce a groundbreaking new method for producing low-cost, environmentally friendly circuit boards.

Designers Notebook: PCB Design and IPC-CFX for Assembly Automation

08/06/2024 | Vern Solberg -- Column: Designer's Notebook
Surface mount technology (SMT) is a manufacturing process that, through the application of a wide range of small outline components, provides capability to design a printed circuit with higher component density. The assembly process offers the user a means of efficiently producing electronic products in high volume with robotic assembly processing. The circuit board designer can serve a vital role in developing a surface mount configured product that will be prepared for efficient assembly processing.
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