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Kyocera AVX is Acquiring Assets of Bliley Technologies

10/02/2023 | PRNewswire
The asset transfer acquisition will bring Bliley's equipment, people, and IP under the KYOCERA AVX umbrella and allow KYOCERA AVX to produce the same high-quality electronic components that made Bliley a global leader.

It’s Only Common Sense: What the Heck Is Going On With Sales?

10/02/2023 | Dan Beaulieu -- Column: It's Only Common Sense
A few weeks ago, I wrote about a column about how to manage a slowdown in sales. Since then, many of you have called me and said that things are still not getting better, so I’m happy to talk about this issue again. In my previous column, I listed some things you could do to improve your situation. Please go back and read it. But with so many still in a quagmire, I have gone back to the proverbial drawing board to come up with some new ideas and suggestions.

AT&S Conducts Research on Green Electronics for Europe

09/27/2023 | AT&S
AT&S is working on the EECONE (European ECOsystem for greeN Electronics) project to develop new technologies to make electronics production in Europe more sustainable.

CIMS to Exhibit at TPCA 2023 in Taipei

09/26/2023 | CIMS
TPCA is the main annual PCB event in Taiwan. This year, it takes place in Taipei on 25-27 October.

Flexible Thinking: Unlocking the Key to Rigid-flex Design Success

09/26/2023 | Joe Fjelstad -- Column: Flexible Thinking
Despite what some seem to believe, rigid-flex circuits are not a new technology. In fact, they are more than a half-century old. At the time of the invention, my friend Thomas Sterns was working at Sanders Associates, the pioneering flex circuit manufacturer. Like many products in the first decades of printed circuit technology, they were working on a military application. The objective was to provide a reliable method for reducing the size, bulk, weight, and questionable reliability of wire harness assemblies while simultaneously reducing cost and assuring that human error might be minimized. These were all vitally important concerns for military and aerospace products.
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