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News from the EIPC
- We have moved our office! EIPC Change of Address
- Final Program for the EIPC Winter Conference Salzburg, February 2–3, 2017
News from Germany
- SMT Hybrid Packaging – New Tutorial concept and conference focus released
News from the UK
- Ventec Showcases Innovations in PCB Materials for High-Speed/Low-loss Applications at APEX 2017
- Lead Free Hand Soldering & Desoldering - Online or On Site
- Process Ionic Contamination testing: The world's first and only combined ROSE & PICT Tester
News from WECC Members
- News from the IPC
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Aaron Chen, Wazam New Material Co. Ltd.
In 1980, about 90% of the materials used to make PCBs was FR-4. As time went by, technology developed, and electronic devices relentlessly integrated into every area of our lives. The constant acceleration of upgrading meant endless challenges and opportunities for CCL suppliers. Wazam New Material Co. Ltd. is a CCL supplier that strives to be attentive to the needs of its end customers and provide comprehensive solutions. One example is the mini backlight unity (MBLU) application material.
12/07/2021 |
Pete Starkey, I-Connect007
Faced with the choice between a real or virtual event, Bill Wilkie took a calculated risk. It has been many long months since members of the Institute of Circuit Technology had gathered together under one roof, but a fair-sized bunch of industry stalwarts braved the weather and the threat of COVID, descended on the Manor Hotel in Meriden, UK, on Nov. 30, and applauded Bill’s decision to go live. They were not disappointed; the program was superb, the atmosphere upbeat, and the networking opportunity priceless.
04/16/2021 |
Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007
I’m sure it’s just me being hyperaware, but I can’t shake it: Mars is where it’s at right now. Is it just me, or do you get the same feeling from the news? There are the Mars rovers—three generations of them still rolling, now—and a drone helicopter winding up for a maiden flight any day now. But that’s not all. There’s SpaceX’s StarShip, rapid-prototyping its way into a manned flight to Mars. And NASA’s whole “return to the Moon” project is simply a shakedown for the U.S. government contractors’ Mars flight hardware, too.