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ICAPE Group, a global technology distributor of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and custom electronic components, announces the transfer of its...
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April Issue of I-Connect007 Magazine: Beyond the Rulebook
In this month’s I-Connect007 Magazine, we asked PCB designers, fabricators, and suppliers what it really means to operate without a rulebook. Their...
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Cicor Secures New Customers in Q1
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Marcy’s Musing: Operating Without a Rulebook
April 15, 2026 | Marcy LaRont, Marcy's Musings
What happens when the rulebook is no longer useful, or worse, has not yet been written? With electronics innovation happening at warp speed, we’re increasingly asked to design and build what has no precedent, proven path, or tidy checklist to follow. “Design for invention” begins at the edge of known capability, where traditional DFM gives way to something far less certain, and far more exciting. It’s not about breaking rules for the sake of it; it’s about recognizing when the rules no longer apply and having the insight, collaboration, and courage to move forward anyway.
Podcast Hits the Mark in a Materials Market
April 15, 2026 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007
The base material of a printed circuit board is its literal and functional foundation. Isola, founded in 1912 in Düren, Germany, is one of the longest-standing manufacturers of glass-reinforced laminates in the electronics industry. Originally focused on insulation and fiberglass materials, the company played an early role in supplying the foundational substrates that enabled the growth of PCB technology. As electronics advanced, Isola evolved alongside the industry, expanding from basic glass-epoxy laminates into high-performance copper-clad materials and engineered prepregs.
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Marcy’s Musings: Our Own March Madness
March 18, 2026 | Marcy LaRont, Marcy's Musings
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