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Eltek Receives Purchase Orders Totaling $12.2 Million
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OE-A Business Climate Survey 2026 for Flexible and Printed Electronics: Growth Outweighs Uncertainty
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The Performance-enhancing Benefits of Flexible Circuit Technology
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Flex Circuit Connectors Standard and Custom Parts Offered
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IPC Standards: The Heart of the Electronics Industry
February 16, 2026 | Nolan Johnson, SMT007 Magazine
From its very inception, standards development has been at the core of the Global Electronics Association’s work, and APEX EXPO continues to serve as a major venue for standards development and approval. For example, standards committees from around the globe are expected to conduct more than 100 task group meetings during the event. We visited with the Association’s standards development team to learn more about their process, its impact on the industry, and how you can get your voice heard.
EIPC Winter Conference Review: From Innovation to Qualification
February 13, 2026 | Pete Starkey, I-Connect007
Refreshed after a reasonably early night and a restful sleep, delegates dutifully re-assembled for Day 2 and Session 4 of EIPC’s Winter Conference in Aix-en-Provence on Feb. 4, “Driving the Future: Innovation, Energy, and Sustainability in PCB Technology.” The theme of this session, moderated by EIPC board member Martyn Gaudion, CEO of Polar Instruments, was “From innovation to qualification: New materials, processes and applications.” His first speaker was Steve Driver, whose presentation was entitled “Ideation > Certification > Qualification > Integration” and subtitled “The journey of a disruptor.”
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