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Design News
- Ditta Sues Mentor Over 2006 RSI Deal
- IPC, PCB Libraries Team on Library Tools for Design Standard
- Mentor, Tezzaron Optimize Calibre 3DSTACK for 3D-ICs
- FabStream, ADI Offer Digi-Key Parts Library
- DRAM Market Getting Tight
- Ansys Sets Q1 Revenue Mark
- EI SiP Meets Missile Interceptor Challenge
- Sweden to Host SI Workshops
- Altium Signs Fisher/Unitech as Midwest US VAR
- NI's Revenue Jump Can't Save Profits
Market News
- PCB Market Turning Up in Germany
- Phones, TVs Boost Printed and Flexible Electronics Sales
- Medical Electronics Market to Double, Offering Ample Opps for EMS
- IT Market Being Pulled Down by PC Sluggishness
- Tablet Sales Surged in Q1
- Smartphone Shipments Up 38% in Q1
- IPC: March PCB Orders Down 2.3%
- Solid Forecast for Enterprise Network Equipment Spending
- IC, Packaging Sales to Grow through 2017
- Driver-Assist Systems Market Going Fast on Own
Fab News
- US Chemical Laws Headed for Overhaul?
- AT&S to Close Klagenfurt PCB Site
- Camtek’s Q1 Revenue Nearly Flat at $18.1M
- Enthone Parent Sees Pickup in PCB Demand
- SMTA, IPC to Co-locate Fall Events
- LPKF Posts Q1 Revenue Up 60%
- Despite Sequester, Aurora Circuits Reports Q1 Sales Up 12%
- Rogers Restructuring to Cut Annual Spending by $12M
- DoD to Propose Changes to Counterfeit Electronics Procurement Practices
- Cambridge Nanotherm to Build 1st Manufacturing Plant
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DfR Solutions Upgrades Sherlock 3.0 ADA Software
Sherlock 3.0 automated design analysis software is for analyzing, grading and certifying the expected reliability of products at the circuit card assembly level. Includes a global parts database with private cloud storage; 3D FEA model and 3D viewer...
Sherlock 3.0 automated design analysis software is for analyzing, grading and certifying the expected reliability of products at the circuit card assembly level. Includes a global parts database with private cloud storage; 3D FEA model and 3D viewer...
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European RoHS Enforcement Explained
A series of workshops next month on compliance with RoHS and other directives will help US companies looking to break into the European market.
A series of workshops next month on compliance with RoHS and other directives will help US companies looking to break into the European market.
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