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  • Maximizing Yields with Minimal Iterations

    Maximizing Yields with Minimal Iterations

    DfM practices for preventing common fab and assembly defects.
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    Clearance and Creepage in PCB Design

    An overview of standards and guidelines for high-voltage applications.
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    Addressing the Global Talent Shortage

    Changing dynamics in the workforce are driving the need for an intuitive user experience. Are the tools up to the task?
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    So You’re a Designer. Now What?

    PCB designers can have many different career pathways.
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  • How to Run a Design of Experiments

    How to Run a Design of Experiments

    A review of the six fundamental steps behind scientific process development.
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BANNOCKBURN, IL – IPC has appointed former Haier Group subsidiary executive Philip S. Carmichael president of its China branch. Read more ...

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WASHINGTON -- The US Department of Commerce today issued its latest proposed changes concerning controls on exports of military electronic equipment.

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KUCHING, MALAYSIA -- A reported 500 laid-off Sanmina-SCI workers assembled outside state legislative offices Nov. 21, petitioning for a better severance package.

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BUCKS, UK – An upcoming SMART Group webinar will discuss pending changes and user obligations under major environmental regulations. Read more ...

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ATHENS -- National Technical University of Athens researchers have developed a way to print polymer circuits with lasers.

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ATLANTA -- By fabricating graphene structures atop nanometer-scale “steps” etched into silicon carbide, researchers have for the first time created a substantial electronic bandgap in the material suitable for room-temperature electronics. Use of nanoscale topography to control the properties of graphene could facilitate fabrication of transistors and other devices, potentially opening the door for developing all-carbon integrated circuits.

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