DKN Research develops many types of unique electronic circuits. Some of these products in our portfolio include ultra thin conductor circuits as small as 0.2 microns, metal free circuits and circuits up to 20 meters long. Our staff fields many inquiries for packaging of new electronic devices. Lately, there is a lot of interest in transparent flexible circuits. The increase in interest is due to the recent market expansion of display and optical devices.
So you've got a great idea and you want to bring it to market, but you don't know the first thing about hiring a manufacturer and working with them to get your product assembled? We are here to help. This is the first in a series of articles we'll be writing that will help people learn how to get their product assembled.
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