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Connect the Dots: Are You Ready for 2024?

03/07/2024 | Matt Stevenson -- Column: Connect the Dots
After an eventful 2023, we are excited to begin 2024 with new partners, challenges, and opportunities. I see 2023 as one of the most exciting and significant years at Sunstone Circuits since I began my career with the organization. We joined forces with American Standard Circuits (ASC), an organization that excels in producing ultra HDI, metal-backed/core, RF/microwave, flex, and rigid-flex PCBs for diverse industries.

atg Luther & Maelzer and IEC Install A7Pro Flying Probe Tester at Toronto-based PCB Factory

02/19/2024 | IEC
IEC confirms that the atg Luther & Maelzer A7Pro, eight-head, double-sided, high-speed flying probe test system has been ordered and installed at a prominent PCB manufacturer in Toronto, Canada.  

Rework: A Perspective From the Source

01/17/2024 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
Maria Mejias and her team at Intel work on the cutting edge of rework techniques. Tasked with characterizing rework processes for Intel’s boards and packages, Maria’s work is on the vanguard. We spoke to Maria about how her team works, what it’s like to be on the cutting edge of rework, and what contract manufacturers should expect.

Real Time with... productronica 2023: ATG's a9a Tester Delivers Flexibility

12/01/2023 | Real Time with...productronica
Peter Brandt gives Pete Starkey a tour of atg’s latest addition to the a9 line of equipment, the a9a tester for routed boards up to 25 x 21 inches in size. Small and medium size customers requiring small quantity flexibility, or advance technology testing, are atg’s target customers for the a9a.

Avoid the ‘Ferrari Problem’ and Simplify Your PCB Design

11/16/2023 | Zach Peterson, NWES
When I last spoke with DirectPCB cofounder Greg Papandrew, he mentioned that many boards are designed like Ferraris when what the product really needs is a Ford Pinto. Those of us who work in PCB design education, whether on corporate training or on the conference scene, tend to teach new designers how to build Ferraris.
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