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Wire bonding is a key technology for connecting semiconductor dies to circuit boards, continuously evolving to meet the electronics industry's demand for miniaturization and compact design. It enables higher performance and computing power, making advanced sensors, lighting, and wide-bandgap semiconductors possible for high-power, high-density applications. Check out our brand-new, comprehensive whitepaper, where we cover everything you need to...

Join us for a webinar demonstrating how Altium 365 supports every stage of electronics development. From capturing requirements to manufacturing, this session will explore practical ways to address workflow challenges, improve team collaboration, and speed up project delivery. Why Attend? Outdated workflows, like Emails, spreadsheets, and ZIP files lead to scattered data, and often slow teams down. Altium 365 addresses these challenges by...

Optimize Your Electronics Supply Chain with Altium 365 Are supply chain disruptions impacting your product development? Join our live webinar to discover how Altium 365 streamlines design and procurement workflows, enhancing collaboration, traceability, and efficiency to mitigate risks and prevent costly delays. What You’ll Learn: Top Supply Chain Challenges: Understand and solve common inefficiencies in electronics development. How Altium 365...

Wire harnesses play a vital role in modern electronics, keeping electrical systems organized, safe, and efficient. From automotive and aerospace to industrial manufacturing, they streamline wiring by bundling cables into a single, manageable assembly. Understanding their design and development is essential for ensuring reliable performance across various industries. Why Electrical Wire Harnesses Matter A wire harness is a structured grouping of...

With technology penetrating every element of our day-to-day lives, from household security systems to the food that we eat, the vehicles we drive have become increasingly reliant on sophisticated electronics. From advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) like lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking to complex powertrain control units and elaborate infotainment systems, electronics now permeate every aspect of the automotive sector...

Compliance with various regulations is paramount to ensure market access, product safety, and environmental responsibility. As supply chains become more complex and regulatory scrutiny increases, manufacturers and suppliers must adopt proactive electronics compliance strategies to mitigate risks and maintain competitive advantage. Three critical regulations that electronics manufacturers must navigate are RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous...

Just as every electronic circuit requires efficient pathways for signals to flow, electronics development teams need clear channels for task-related information to move between team members and systems. Yet, while engineers can optimize signal paths on their PCBs with careful design, task management information has historically been more challenging to architect into development workflows. This challenge can significantly impact development...

The transition from design to prototype represents a critical milestone in any electronic product development cycle. At this juncture, careful component validation can mean the difference between a smooth prototype build and costly rework. As designs grow more complex and supply chains more volatile, this final validation phase is essential. While your team may have selected components with care during the initial design phase and then refined...

Electronic component selection ain’t what it used to be; it has evolved far beyond simply matching technical specifications to design requirements. In today's volatile market, engineers who rely solely on datasheets and basic part information are taking significant risks with their designs. Market disruptions, component shortages, and rapid obsolescence have become the norm rather than the exception. The real cost of inadequate component...