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Octopart partners with CircuitBread

Libby Melton
|  Created: June 22, 2023  |  Updated: August 2, 2023

Octopart and CircuitBread join forces to empower the next generation of engineers.

Octopart is excited to announce they are now a Friend of CircuitBread. The goal of this partnership is to provide a comprehensive offering of tools and resources for engineers. CircuitBread is an online electrical engineering platform that offers a wide range of resources for electronics enthusiasts and professionals alike. CircuitBread consists of CircuitBread.com, the CircuitBread YouTube channel and social media.

The website provides tutorials, study guides, an engineering toolbox, open-source textbooks, and other materials related to electronics engineering.  The CircuitBread YouTube Channel enables engineers to learn in a more visual manner, with videos and their written tutorials working together to help convey complex electrical engineering concepts.  

The demand for skilled engineers is on the rise, and the partnership between Octopart and CircuitBread promises to reshape the learning experience. This collaboration aims to create an unparalleled educational environment that fosters both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, empowering engineers to excel in their respective fields. The fusion of Octopart's extensive electronic components database and search engine with CircuitBread's rich educational resources enables engineers access to a one-stop-shop for e-learning. The result is a comprehensive experience that covers all aspects of electronic engineering, from basic concepts to advanced applications. Octopart's dedication towards providing better resources for engineers coupled with CircuitBread’s commitment to building a community that fosters continuous learning makes the partnership an easy decision for both companies.

One of the most significant benefits of the partnership between Octopart and CircuitBread is the creation of a vibrant, supportive community. Engineers can connect with like-minded individuals to share ideas, collaborate on projects, and seek guidance from experienced professionals. This collaborative environment encourages new engineers to learn from one another, fostering creativity and innovation.

Together, Octopart and CircuitBread provide an excellent resource for engineers looking to learn and develop their skills. By combining the best of both worlds – comprehensive educational resources and an extensive electronic components database – this collaboration paves the way for new engineers to thrive in the competitive landscape of electronics engineering. The result is a new generation of engineers equipped with the knowledge, practical experience, and support network necessary to drive innovation and excel in their careers.

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About Author

About Author

Libby Melton is a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Altium, with over 20 years of diverse marketing experience across industries like agriculture, automotive, education, medical technology, and electronic component distribution. She currently leads the Nexar and Octopart Product Marketing team where her broad industry exposure, paired with her strategic abilities refined during her tenure in marketing agencies for Fortune 100 companies, allows her to make significant contributions to Altium. Libby holds a Bachelors of Art from Azusa Pacific University, giving her a true understanding of design. Her mix of business acumen, design and industry knowledge make her an invaluable asset to the marketing team. In her free time, Libby teaches yoga at a local studio, or can be found on the sidelines of her sons’ football team in Colorado.

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