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Elmatica: Advancing the Vision of a Fully-Digital Supply Chain Elmatica: Advancing the Vision of a Fully-Digital Supply Chain Read about Elmatica, a PCB Broker advancing the promise of a full Digital Supply Chain. Learn about how they handle requests faster with higher accuracy. Read Article
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Weekly Digest: Altium Industry Experts Series Weekly Digest: Altium Industry Experts Series Did you read the flex circuit articles by Tara Dunn this week? You won’t want to miss it! We also have articles from Happy Holden along with a stellar podcast with special guest Tyler Mincey from Bolt, a hardware accelerator that backs entrepreneurs at the intersection of software and physical products. This week we’re excited to share new Industry Expert articles about Flex Materials, Vertical Conductive Structures and more. Read on, or add to Read Article
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Coverlay Type Driven by Installation and End Use Requirements Coverlay Type Driven by Installation and End Use Requirements Question: Should I use polyimide coverlay, or flexible solder mask? The fundamental purpose of either flexible solder stop mask or polyimide coverlay is no different than rigid solder mask. It is needed to encapsulate and protect the external circuit layers. But, when moving to a flexible circuit design the bending, folding and flexing requirements of the circuit in assembly and end use most often dictate which materials are recommended to Read Article
Board-and-Enclosure Collaboration in the Cloud Board-and-Enclosure Collaboration in the Cloud Every day, technology has new ways to make our lives easier. It doesn’t seem like there’s anything smart devices can’t do, or won’t be able to do in the near future. However, as smart and connected devices become more helpful to the everyday user, they become increasingly complicated to make. Boards, wires, and all kinds of components are jam-packed into ambiguous spaces. Look under the hood of a new car, and you’ll find a whole lot more than was Read Article
Dedicated to Electronics? Join the SMTA Dedicated to Electronics? Join the SMTA If you work in the electronics industry, there’s a good chance that you’ve heard about the SMTA. Although SMTA stands for “Surface Mount Technology Association,” they prefer to go just by their abbreviation of SMTA as their scope and focus reaches far beyond SMT and manufacturing. “As the electronics industry evolves, we find ourselves addressing topics on emerging technologies and technological advancements. As technologies and manufacturing Read Article
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