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Smarter AOI: Delvitech Brings Native AI to APEX EXPO

Marcy LaRont speaks with Delvitech founder and CEO Roberto Gatti about the company’s AI-native inspection technology and its growing global presence. Gatti explains how Delvitech’s integrated hardware and neural-network–driven platform is unique in the market with unmatched flexibility for implementation across multiple lines and multiple facilities.

Technica USA and DCT Partnership Insights

This discussion features Jason Perry from Technica and David Bures from DCT Cleaning, highlighting Technica's expansion in PCB fabrication and assembly. DCT, a leader in cleaning solutions, emphasizes the renewed importance of cleaning in modern electronics due to miniaturization. Comprehensive offerings and an innovative approach to achieving optimal cleanliness is revealed.

Meet Emerging Engineer Logan Bistodeau, IBM

When he was growing up, Logan Bistodeau was always interested in how heavy machinery worked, so it was natural that he earned a mechanical engineering degree at Iowa State University. He originally grew up near the Twin Cities in Minnesota, now works for IBM, and is in his first year of the Emerging Engineer Program through the Global Electronics Association. I got to know Logan a little better at APEX EXPO 2026.

Wire Harness Taking a Step in the Right Direction

To fully understand the modernization of wire harness design and assembly, we met with members of the Innovation Advisory Team for the Wire Harness Manufacturer’s Association (WHMA) to outline the current challenges facing wire harnesses and the specific steps to implement a digital data flow from OEM to manufacturer and back. In some ways, the wire harness industry is moving from 19th-century to 21st-century technology. But in the meantime, the real challenge isn’t building the harness—manufacturers are very good at that.

From Panels to Post-its

Last January, I attended the Global Leadership Summit of the Wire Harness Manufacturer’s Association (WHMA) in Las Vegas, and there was a subtle shift in one of the events that everyone could feel. We still had the traditional conference rhythm: strong keynote, well-prepared panels, and smart people in the room. There were also, sometimes, some careful answers—useful, but not always candid. So, I was curious when WHMA introduced a new peer-to-peer format for one session.

East Asia's Electronics Dominance and AI with Sydney Xiao

Sydney Xiao, Global Electronics Association – East Asia President emphasizes the region's dominance in electronics manufacturing, particularly with the rise of AI. The association focuses on standards, workforce, technology, and collaboration to help members navigate AI opportunities, highlighting new IC substrate standards and advanced packaging initiatives.

2026 IPC Masters Competition China Wraps Up With Record Participation

The three-day 2026 IPC Masters Competition concluded March 27 at productronica China in Shanghai, bringing together the largest and most highly skilled group of electronics assembly professionals in the event’s 16-year history. With 623 participants from 77 companies across China—up 30% from last year—the competition reflected a growing focus on the practical application of electronics manufacturing standards.

Take the Mic: Squeegees: Where the Rubber Meets the Road

Explore the crucial role of squeegees in modern electronics manufacturing with insights from Mark Curtin of Transition Automation. This interview from APEX EXPO 2026 delves into advancements in squeegee technology, focusing on material innovation and automated systems for enhanced reliability. Learn how refined squeegee edges are vital for printing fine components and ensuring the integrity of solder joints in high-demand applications.

Take the Mic: Smart and Flexible SMT Solutions from Essemtec

Essemtec is known for naturally adaptive machines inspired by nature and designed for advanced HDI as well as package substrate manufacturing. Pierre-Jean Cancalon discusses new 2K dispensing and high-speed solder paste jetting technologies, perfect for NPI prototyping and flexible production environments.

Mycronic's AI Innovations for Manufacturing

Mycronic has made groundbreaking advancements in AI-driven manufacturing solutions. Kevin Clue, VP of Global Sales, details their investment in AI to simplify machine operation, programming, and data analysis. GenI Generative AOI Programming, a revolutionary feature enabling zero programming for AOI systems, empowers de-skilled operators and addresses workforce challenges. Mycronic's interconnected solutions enhance efficiency and customer value.

The Pivotal Role of AI in Modern Electronics Manufacturing with Koh Young

Joel Scutchfield, of Koh Young America shares how accurate, measurement-based data fuels AI engines for enhanced inspection, auto-programming, and defect classification. Joel emphasizes how self-correction capabilities and data sharing across production lines, driving towards a future of automated, defect-free manufacturing.

Foundational Knowledge at Blackfox Training Institute

Marcy LaRont interviews Austin Addison from Blackfox Training at APEX EXPO 2026. Blackfox offers comprehensive IPC standards training, including J-Standard and specialized courses. Programs are tailored to individual needs, offering flexible training options and emphasizing the foundational knowledge required for certification.

PHOTO GALLERY: A Show Floor Showcase, Part 2

Take a walk back through APEX EXPO with our photo gallery, capturing the faces, moments, and energy from across more than 400 booths on the show floor. This week, we’re highlighting our many customers, and some of the work in the I-Connect007 booth, where we conducted dozens of video and audio interviews. It’s a chance to see who was there, what was happening in real time, and maybe even spot yourself in the crowd.

Women in Electronics Keynote Review: A Life and Career Filled With Humor

In an industry that was dominated by male comedians, Jan McInnis quickly learned an important tip to help her succeed in the business: Don’t ask for permission to be yourself. “Don’t try to be something you’re not,” she said after headlining the Women in Electronics event at APEX EXPO 2026. “They’re paying for you and what you bring to the table, so put your blinders on, and just do your thing.”

An Update on the Omnibus on Sustainability Reporting

The European Commission (EC) released its Omnibus on Sustainability Reporting Proposal on Feb. 26,  2025, as part of its agenda to simplify EU sustainability legislation and reduce administrative burdens for companies while safeguarding the objectives of the EU Green Deal, including content and a timeline proposal. The initial “content” proposal amended key content-related provisions of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), and the EU Taxonomy (EUT) Regulation.

North American Electronics: Growth & Challenges with Joe Schneinder

Nolan Johnson interviews Joe Schneider of the Global Electronics Association about North American electronics industry trends. Schneider discusses the surge in US data center demand, the association's work on AI standards, and strategic focus on aerospace and defense. The conversation addresses workforce development and capacity challenges, highlighting Global Electronics Assiciation's commitment to supporting member growth and knowledge acquisition in 2026.

SMTA Dallas Expo & Tech Forum: A National-level Local Event

Gary Tanel is the long-time chapter president of SMTA Dallas. He has been active in the industry for many years, retiring from Texas Instruments and Raytheon and then starting his own contract manufacturing company. He has been on the board of directors of SMTA and has held every office at the national and local level. He has received both the Founder’s and the Excellence in Leadership Awards from SMTA. Gary has been the SMTA Dallas Expo chair for many years, including for the 23rd annual show.

What APEX EXPO Award Recipients See for the Future of Electronics Manufacturing

The single most transformative shift in the electronics manufacturing industry over the next decade will be the convergence of AI-driven design with advanced packaging architectures, according to some of the APEX EXPO 2026 award recipients, but success will rely on how well the industry bridges the talent gap. Recent award recipients express optimism over technological breakthroughs, from chiplet platforms and copper-to-copper hybrid bonding, to fighting the increasing incidence of conductive anodic filamentation (CAF) in flight hardware. Others see a workforce that can’t accelerate as quickly as the technology.

Educational Highlights From the APEX EXPO 2026 Show Floor

APEX EXPO 2026 featured many legacy treasures, but it was the inaugural year for the Technology Pavilion, which featured 10 speakers over two days. It was just one feature on the show floor that specifically highlighted technical learning and innovation. Topics presented at the Technology Pavilion included copper nanoparticle inkjet printing on rigid PCBs, how AI and collaboration can level up an electronics supply chain, accelerating the design-to-manufacturing flow, and automated spatial micro-sectioning.

Viscom AI Inspection Technology Explained

Jesper Lykke discusses how AI revolutionizes automated inspection and programming, significantly enhancing speed and accuracy. Viscom's V-Vision and ProVision software, featuring advanced AI integration.solutions for industry challenges like miniaturization and large circuit board inspection, serve the booming demand for data center and backplane boards.

Take the Mic: Advanced Encapsulation Process with LPMS USA

Explore LPMS USA's innovative low pressure molding process for LED circuits, demonstrated by Brian Betti at APEX EXPO 2026. Witness the KAPPA 1100H machine utilizing a low-viscosity polyamide resin to safely encapsulate sensitive components. This professional demonstration highlights advanced manufacturing techniques and the versatility of low-pressure molding for electronic applications.

Take the Mic: Customer-Driven Innovation in Materials with Koki

Koki's innovative approach to customer-centric product development is highlighted in this show floor interview with Shantanu Joshi at APEX EXPO 2026. Learn how Koki collaborates with clients to create tailored silver and coating solutions, addressing challenges like voiding and enhancing reliability. The company's micro-alloying techniques and free analytical services designed to optimize performance and manage costs.

Akrometrix Discusses AI Chip Board Demands

Paul Handler of Akrometrix discusses the evolving demands in PCB fabrication, particularly the surge in large-format, room-temperature boards for AI chips. He highlights the critical need for inline, real-time testing of heavy, high-value circuit boards and Akrometrix's strategic shift towards integrated Industry 4.0 solutions. Handler also highlights the engineering challenges and the company's positive outlook for industry growth.

Remtec: Advanced Ceramic PCB Solutions

Explore Remtec's advanced PCTF® technology and its critical role in power electronics and heat dissipation. Dan Beaulieu and Brian Buyea chat about Remtec's US-based manufacturing capabilities, innovative assembly processes, and the superior thermal conductivity of their ceramic substrates. Remtec is shaping the future of high-performance components for defense, aerospace, and automotive industries.

Mexico's Electronics Growth and Future With Lorena Villanueva

Lorena Villanueva, director of the Global Electronics Association Mexico, discusses the burgeoning role of the electronics industry in Mexico, highlighting significant membership growth and the "three helix" approach to sector development. The conversation with Marcy Laront also touches upon workforce training, global curriculum adoption, and initiatives to encourage female participation in electronics.

Balanced Approach Needed to Regulate PFAS in Electronics

The very broad per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) group has widespread use in both consumer and highly specialized applications, including, perhaps surprisingly, green technologies. Among these, the fluoropolymers subgroup plays a complex and critical role in electronics. To date, there are hardly any technically comparable alternatives. The electronics industry is facing a major regulatory and business challenge as inconsistent policies on potential PFAS restrictions in electronics are emerging across regions worldwide, and, in the U.S., in different states.

The Electronics Foundation: Empowering Students, Strengthening Industry

The Electronics Foundation may be one of the industry’s best-kept secrets, but its impact is anything but small. In this interview, Charlene Gunter and Gentry Manning discuss how the Foundation is building a pipeline of future electronics professionals through student chapters, scholarships, hands-on STEM programs, and global outreach. From high schools to universities, and from soldering kits to career exploration, they share how meaningful industry engagement is opening doors for students while helping manufacturers address workforce needs.

SMT Renting: Redefining Equipment Investment

SMT Renting, based in Copenhagen, is challenging the traditional machine-ownership model with a flexible, service-based approach. Business Manager Christian Thers discusses how rental options, “stop and swap” flexibility, and a new pay-per-placement model help electronics manufacturers reduce risk and adapt quickly in an unpredictable market.

Rethinking Test Strategy: New Book Tackles DFT for Today’s Complex Electronics

I-Connect007 proudly announces the release of The Printed Circuit Assembler’s Guide to… Design for Test: A Practical Guide to Test and Inspection. As electronics grow more complex, geometries shrink, and packaging densities increase, traditional testing and inspection methods are no longer sufficient. In this timely new release, industry expert Bert Horner of The Test Connection, Inc. provides a practical roadmap for integrating design for test (DFT) into PCB and CCA development, beginning at schematic capture and layout, rather than treating testing as an afterthought.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

It’s been a busy week for many of us traversing the conference halls and exhibition floor at APEX EXPO in Anaheim, California. This is the 26th event since it was renamed APEX EXPO in 2000. For those who love trivia, and in reverence to the founders, a more accurate accounting is that 2026 marks its 33rd year, beginning in 1994 as the IPC Printed Circuits Expo. It’s always a great time to convene with old friends, colleagues, and customers, as well as to meet exciting new companies and individuals with interesting things to share. And afterwards, it’s always nice to get home.

EMS Leaders Express Optimism Through Growth and Expansion

It was a strong opening day for APEX EXPO 2026, with a keynote by Zach Kass on the AI revolution, followed by a ribbon-cutting to officially open the event, which featured Irish dancers on this St. Patrick’s Day, and opening remarks by Global Electronics Association CEO John Mitchell. But I’d like to tell you about the EMS Leadership Summit on Monday, where approximately 60 EMS industry leaders from 40 companies participated. There were several speakers, a panel discussion, and discussion groups.

A New Strategic Partnership in Europe

Marcy LaRont connects with OMR Italia General Manager Sara Menclossi and Connexion Technologies CEO Craig Wright to discuss the new strategic partnership between OMR Italia and Connexion Technologies: a merger between advanced PCB manufacturing and engineering-led PCB sourcing that “connects two very complementary strengths.” What does that mean for the two companies, their customers, and the electronics industry in Europe?

APEX EXPO Opens Today With Ribbon Cutting and Sold-Out Show Floor

APEX EXPO officially opens today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony welcoming attendees onto the sold-out show floor in Anaheim, California. Standards committee meetings and professional development courses have been underway since the weekend, but Tuesday marks the official opening of the exhibition as more than 400 exhibitors prepare to showcase their latest equipment, materials, and technologies across 140,000 square feet of exhibit space.

From PEDC to APEX: Banyan.eco’s Disruptive AI for EMS and OEM Companies

The electronics industry’s struggle with supply chain resilience and increasing regulatory complexity has created a costly compliance challenge for OEMs and EMS providers alike. At the same time, advances in artificial intelligence are opening new possibilities for automating some of the industry’s most data-intensive tasks. At the Pan-European Design Conference (PEDC), Banyan.eco cofounder Francis D’Souza introduced a new approach that combines AI-driven data acquisition with a deterministic verification layer to eliminate compliance risk from AI hallucination and dramatically improve productivity.

From Classroom to Boardroom: One Year Yields a World of Perspective

Few college seniors can say their first plane ride took them straight into a global electronics boardroom. However, Emily Daley, a Michigan Technological University electrical engineering student, spent her senior year as the Student Board Member to the Global Electronics Association Board of Directors. She brought a fresh, student-centered perspective to the industry as she attended APEX EXPO, as well as board meetings in Taiwan and Lake Tahoe.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

Cue up “The Final Countdown, the monster ’80s hit song by Swedish band Europe, because it’s almost APEX EXPO week. Side note: When it comes to rock anthems, I’m more of an “Eye of the Tiger” man, myself. Some folks are already arriving in Anaheim, as standards development committee work starts as early as tomorrow. The show continues through Thursday, March 19.

I-Connect007 to Launch Weekly Show & Tell Newsletter Series Featuring APEX EXPO Highlights

Building on our tradition of delivering comprehensive coverage of APEX EXPO 2026, I-Connect007 will present a five-episode Show & Tell Newsletter series, arriving in subscribers’ inboxes each Friday, March 27 to April 24. The special series will highlight key moments from the Global Electronics Association’s annual trade show, offering readers an inside look at the people, companies, and ideas shaping the electronics manufacturing industry.

UHDI, AI, and RF Materials: Signals From the Next Phase of Advanced Packaging

The upcoming issue of Advanced Electronics Packaging Digest explores several developments shaping the future of advanced electronics, from the convergence of IC substrates and ultra-high-density interconnect (UHDI) PCBs to the growing influence of artificial intelligence on semiconductor packaging and the materials science behind high-frequency system performance.

SMTA WLPS 2026 Review: Shifting Microelectronic Package Development

The Surface Mount Technology Association (SMTA) hosts a number of timely events each year to focus on key technologies. The most recent, the 2026 Wafer-Level Packaging Symposium, held in San Francisco this February, brought together prominent technologists and manufacturers involved in microelectronic package development and related infrastructure.

The Power of Apprenticeship: Connecting Talent, Training, and Opportunity

The lack of a skilled workforce looms large over the electronics manufacturing industry, but the Global Electronics Association is building a powerful solution through an apprenticeship program that has evolved into a nationally recognized, well-funded workforce engine. Cory Blaylock and Vicki Hawkins are cutting through red tape with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) to access millions of dollars in funding, and their collaboration with industry companies, creative problem solving, and commitment to success is helping address this great challenge and shape the next-gen electronics workforce.

Learning Lounge Returns, Better than Ever

When we introduced the Learning Lounge at APEX EXPO 2025, it was an experiment born from necessity and creativity. This year, it returns as a proven destination for anyone seeking practical knowledge, industry insights, and expert-led discussions right on the show floor. The Learning Lounge concept emerged in October 2024 when I approached Alicia Balonek, senior director of events, about creating a dedicated space for sessions focused on education, training, workforce development, and technical challenges.

Safety First: ADAS, Connectivity, and Interfaces on the Road to Reliability

EVs function as intelligent, software-centric platforms where safety, connectivity, and user experiences are deeply intertwined. Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), vehicle connectivity architectures, and digital driver interfaces now play a central role in both vehicle operation and customer perception. EVs provide synergies for ADAS and connectivity because their strong electrical base provides a natural framework for integrating the advanced sensors, telematics, and high-reliability control units required for ADAS and connected systems.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

This week, I’m highlighting a book, a podcast, a magazine, winners of the APEX EXPO Technical Conference, and a narrative-style column. Not only do these published pieces vary in style, but they also examine the electronics industry from a variety of perspectives. From test to materials, trade show storytelling, and thought leadership, I-Connect007 has the industry covered.

Professional Development Courses for Every Electronics Manufacturing Sector

Professional Development Courses at APEX EXPO are designed to give electronics professionals focused, instructor-led learning that connects directly to today’s manufacturing realities. The courses are offered Sunday, Monday, and Thursday, and allow attendees to build new skills while still taking part in the broader APEX EXPO experience.

India and Southeast Asia: Strengthening Global Electronics Manufacturing Through Skills, Standards, and Collaboration

As the global electronics industry convenes at APEX EXPO 2026, the India and Southeast Asia region stands out as one of the most active and strategically important contributors to the global electronics ecosystem. Rapid manufacturing expansion, sustained workforce development, and growing alignment with global standards are reshaping how the region engages with international supply chains. For the Global Electronics Association, APEX EXPO provides an important platform to reflect on recent progress across India and Southeast Asia and to advance collaboration with global industry stakeholders.

Real Time with... APEX EXPO 2026: Technology Advancements and Partnership Growth with Technica

Jason Perry, president of Technica, U.S.A., discusses the company's significant advancements. This interview covers Technica's integration into EMC Group, growth in their PCB and PCBA business, and new national distributor partnerships. Jason also highlights upcoming technical demo days focusing on emerging technologies and AI.

Real Time with... APEX EXPO 2026: IPC Certification Trends With Blackfox

Jamie Noland of Blackfox Training discusses crucial trends in IPC certification. Noland highlights the demand for updated standards like IPC J-Standard 001 and WHMA A-620, especially within the aerospace sector. The conversation also addresses the importance of these certifications for demonstrating employee expertise and Blackfox's role in providing focused, effective training solutions.

A Critical Moment for Europe’s Electronics Ecosystem

As Europe reexamines its industrial strategy amid geopolitical shifts, how does electronics become a critical priority? In this interview, Alison James, senior director Europe, government relations, at the Global Electronics Association, explains how industry advocacy is influencing the review of the European Chips Act, and why the conversation must extend beyond semiconductors to include PCBs, EMS, and complete systems. With 27 member states to align, can policy move fast enough to secure Europe’s electronics future?

East Asia at APEX EXPO 2026: Focusing on Cross-regional Exchange and Industry Connectivity

At APEX EXPO 2026, the Global Electronics Association East Asia team will promote engagement with global experts, industry partners, and member companies by participating in technical committee meetings and industry forums, and by organizing networking dinners and exhibitor visits. More than 40 companies from East Asia are expected to exhibit at this year’s show, representing Mainland China, Taiwan Region, Japan, and Korea.

Mexico at APEX EXPO 2026: Building the Future Together, One State at a Time

As the electronics industry gets ready for APEX EXPO 2026 in Anaheim, Mexico returns with something very important to say: we are building the future of electronics together—across regions, industries, and borders. This will be the second year in a row that Mexico participates with an organized Mexico Pavilion, coordinated by Global Electronics Association Mexico. What started in 2025 as a historic first step is now becoming a sustained national effort, bringing Mexican states, companies, and institutions to the global stage with one shared vision.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

It’s time for my five must-reads featured this past week. The global economy is still reeling from last Friday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that most tariffs imposed under IEEPA by President Trump are unconstitutional. In other news, with APEX EXPO just two weeks away, we're featuring the first three Real Time with... pre-show sponsor interviews: Remtec, Burkle North America, and KYZEN. These are insightful and forward-thinking interviews about what you can expect to see at the show this year. Please check them out!

After IEEPA: What Electronics Companies Should Know About Tariff Refund Strategies and Section 122

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) opens the door to potential refunds for electronics companies and signals a rapid pivot to alternative trade statutes, setting the stage for a volatile 150-day period that could significantly affect global electronics supply chains. Trade and electronics industry leaders gathered for a webinar hosted by the Global Electronics Association on Feb. 24 to learn more about the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Technology Pavilion Debuts at APEX EXPO 2026

Many of the technologies shaping the future of electronics manufacturing, particularly in areas such as 3D integration, digital manufacturing, advanced design workflows and automated metrology, are moving faster than traditional publication and standards cycles. The APEX EXPO 2026 Technology Pavilion will bring technology innovators such as these to the forefront, through a dedicated space where emerging tools, approaches, and early-stage breakthroughs can be shared with attendees.

Growing an Engineer: Meet Emerging Engineer Julian Vega

Julian Vega started as a 17-year-old intern who rose to planning supervisor at Summit Interconnect in just seven years, and credits the Global Electronics Association’s Emerging Engineer program for fueling his passion and accelerating his career journey. In this interview, Julian shares how the program expanded his technical perspective, connected him with industry leaders, and helped shape his vision for the future.

Real Time with... APEX EXPO 2026: Remtec Expands Microelectronics Assembly

Julio Castillo and Chris Dougherty from Remtec discuss their expanded capabilities in microelectronic assembly, including chip and wire and multi-chip module component attachment. They highlight their expertise in ceramic substrates for high-reliability, high-power, and harsh environment applications, offering integrated solutions.

Big Ideas Take the Stage: APEX EXPO 2026 Keynotes

Some of the most consequential conversations in electronics manufacturing will take center stage at APEX EXPO 2026, with a keynote lineup that spans quantum computing, advanced packaging, artificial intelligence, and the global electronics economy. From IBM and Intel technologists to an AI futurist and a global industry leader, this year’s keynote speakers will offer attendees both technical depth and strategic perspective on the forces reshaping the electronics ecosystem.

Real Time with... APEX EXPO 2026: KYZEN’s Jayson Moy on Turning Cleaning Innovation Into Customer Gains

Jayson Moy, KYZEN's director of global product lines, discusses the company's ongoing R&D, how that work is appearing in conference papers and presentations, and how constant cleaning product development makes for cost savings and efficiencies for customers.

Electronics Trade in a Persistent Tariff Environment

Tariffs affecting the electronics sector were largely still in place at the end of 2025, even as the pace of new announcements slowed, and several electronics-relevant investigations and legal questions pushed key decisions into 2026. For companies operating global electronics supply chains, tariffs are no longer a short-term disruption; they are part of the operating environment. The costs facing electronics manufacturers are no longer limited to the tariff rates we see in headlines.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

Frankly, there were so many worthy news items this week, it quite a bit of whittling to get it down to my five must-reads. For example, this week we showcased Schweitzer Engineering Labs’ new manufacturing facility in Moscow, Idaho. Marcy LaRont launched an On the Line With… podcast on materials, and the February issue of I-Connect007 Magazine features the annual APEX EXPO preview.

New IPC Standards Released

Each quarter, the Global Electronics Association releases a list of standards that are new or have been updated. To view a complete list of newly published standards and standards revisions, translations, proposed standards for ballot, final drafts for industry review, working drafts, and project approvals, visit electronics.org/ipc-standards. These are the latest releases for Q1 2026.         
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