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T-Tech J5 PCB prototyping

17 August, 2009

Satcam has announced J5, a PCB prototyping system from T-Tech.


Test platform partnership

17 April, 2009

Agilent has formed a partnership with Aster to enable integration of that company's 'TestWay Coverage Analyst' across Agilent's printed circuit board assembly test platforms.


PCB prototyping

01 January, 2009

The Quick Circuit model 3000 PCB prototyping system has a small footprint that makes the machine suitable for both educational and R&D laboratories.


PCB file importer

01 August, 2008

Altium has announced a file importer for its Designer unified design system that allows Allegro files to be brought into Designer.


Connector wizard

01 July, 2008

Erni Electronics has introduced its Connector Application Wizard that simplifies connector selection to best match the needs of the specific PCB design requirements.


Company reappointed as affiliate member

04 April, 2008

ICP Electronics Inc Technology Corp has reappointed ICP Electronics Australia Pty Ltd as its 2008 Affiliate Member.


PC mount receptacles

11 February, 2008

Switchcraft has extended its IP68-rated EN 3 range by adding panel mount receptacles that have right-angle PCB terminals.


Tracking the story of the PCB - part 2

10 April, 2007 by Peter Brownlee

By the first years of the twentieth century, electronic communication technologies such as the telegraph, telephone and radio were transforming advanced societies, creating new industries and, in the process, fuelling demands for efficient, reliable circuitry that could also be mass produced as economically as possible.


Who should lay out my printed circuit boards?

10 April, 2007 by Rob Leslie*

As ever shortening product lifetimes impose tighter and tighter time-to-market pressures, the variety of CAD/EDA software looks more and more bewildering and the make-or-buy question for PCB design remains as hotly argued as ever


Tracking the story of the PCB - part 1

09 March, 2007 by Peter Brownlee

Just who invented the printed circuit? And how? Considering the crucial importance of printed circuitry to modern electronics, the story is surprisingly obscure


Temperature effects on circuit board materials

09 June, 2006

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and DuPont Electronic Technologies have demonstrated a non-destructive method for measuring how temperature affects the electrical properties of three common circuit board materials (ceramic, polymer and glass).


Environmentally friendly PCBs

20 April, 2006

Griffith University researchers have developed an electronic circuit technology that claims to have significant cost, efficiency and environmental advantages over existing printed circuit boards (PCBs).


Increasing costs in PCB industry

23 February, 2006

In recent months costs of raw- and auxiliary materials as well as charges for energy have risen in the PCB-industry.


LPKF ProMask

04 October, 2005

LPKF ProMask is a quick, simple and cost effective solution to produce professional solder-resist masks on prototype circuit boards. LPKF ProMask ensures printed circuit boards are perfectly finished and allows soldering, free of short circuits. LPKF ProMask protects PCBs completely from environmental corrosion or oxidization.


Circuit board plotter

12 April, 2005

LPKF Laser & Electronics AG has released its ProtoMat S62 PCB plotter, an automated system that is claimed to deliver more than double the milling speed of other plotters.


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