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PCB design for supply stability
Design for supply stability is ultimately about shifting the conversation upstream. Instead of reacting to shortages and cost increases after a design is complete, we build resilience into the design itself.

PCB material selection in high-speed and RF designs
Effective material selection requires a structured approach, supported by verified data, repeatable test methods, and clear documentation aligned with IPC standards.

How to optimize EMC performance in PCB design & manufacturing
PCB EMC is a broad and complex discipline, encompassing signal integrity, power integrity, thermal management, mechanical constraints, etc.

Customer audits – an important part of our improvement
In our customer audits we welcome customers who wish to evaluate how we operate. It´s an opportunity to learn for us & to demonstrate the strength of our systems.

PCBs for medical devices – where the real supply chain risk hides
Reduce PCB supply chain risks through early collaboration, clear documentation, factory oversight, and sustainable sourcing from design to final product.
Entendiendo el Stackup del PCB: lo que los diseñadores necesitan saber sobre Prepregs
Aprenda a definir stackups de PCB, la cantidad correcta de capas de prepreg necesarias para lograr los espesores de aislamiento adecuados, etc.

Tabbed routing in high-speed DDR PCB designs
Tabbed routing is a design method for scenarios where PCB routing space is limited. It is widely used in high-speed DDR PCB design.

Risk reduction in medical PCB supply chains
Hands-on lesson from real-world production and design experiences of medical PCBs.

Avoiding DfM pitfalls: common design choices that complicate PCB production
DfM pitfalls within PCB design can increase production lead times and non-material costs. Learn how to avoid them.

The future of sustainable PCBs: Moving towards circularity
As businesses & regulators in the electronics industry push for greener solutions, circularity in PCBs has gained momentum.
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