Printed Circuit Design & Fab Online Magazine - Fab News - Page #107

Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication
The tolerances decide what actually ships. READ MORE...
How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'
Hidden subcontracting can expose providers to latent quality risks. READ MORE...
Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters
Long, narrow flex circuits push manufacturing limits. READ MORE...
A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.
What is a flex PCB? READ MORE...
UHDI Solder Mask Considerations
Can solder mask tolerance follow UHDI's lead? READ MORE...

Fab News

NEW TAIPEI CITY, TAIWAN – Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board will invest NT8.4 billion (US$302.4 million) to expand production of ABF substrates at its factory in Shulin, New Taipei City.

Read more: Nan Ya PCB to Expand ABF Substrates

TOKYO – Mitsubishi Materials is jointly developing an aluminum nitrite ceramic printed circuit board for power modules with U-MAP, a materials venture from Nagoya University.

Read more: Mitsubishi Materials, U-MAP to Develop AlN Ceramic PCB for Power Modules

OULU, FINLAND – Aspocomp reported third quarter net sales were €9 million (US$10.4 million), up 54% year-over-year.

Read more: Aspocomp Posts Q3 Net Sales Up 54%

SUNRISE, FL – Nano Dimension has signed and closed a definitive agreement to acquire Essemtec.

Read more: Nano Dimension Acquires Essemtec

TOKYO – Semiconductor test equipment supplier Advantest has entered into an agreement to acquire R&D Altanova for an undisclosed sum.

Read more: Advantest to Acquire R&D Altanova

CHANDLER, AZ – Rogers Corp. reported net sales of $238.3 million, up 18% year-over-year and 1.4% sequentially.

Read more: Rogers Reports Q3 Net Sales Up 18%

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