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The Shaughnessy Report: Unlock Your High-speed Material Constraints

05/15/2024 | Andy Shaughnessy -- Column: The Shaughnessy Report
The world of PCB materials used to be a fairly simple one. It was divided into two groups: the “traditional” laminates, often called FR-4, and the high-speed laminates developed especially for high-speed PCBs. These were two worlds that usually didn’t collide. But then traditional laminates started getting better, and high-speed designers and design engineers took notice and started to reconsider what FR-4 could be used for.

Breaking High-speed Material Constraints: Design007 Magazine — May 2024

05/14/2024 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
Do you need specialty materials for your high-speed designs? Maybe not. Improvements in resins mean designers of high-speed boards can sometimes use traditional laminate systems instead of high-speed materials, saving time and money while streamlining the fab process. In the May 2024 issue of Design007 Magazine, our contributors explain how to avoid overconstraining your materials when working with high-speed boards.

Lockheed Martin Receives $451M to Upgrade Additional US Army and International M270 Launchers

05/10/2024 | Lockheed Martin
The U.S. Army awarded Lockheed Martin a $451 million contract to recapitalize additional M270 systems expanding its domestic fleet of launchers and providing upgrades for global partners.

Coherix Partners with EMU on 'Factory of the Future' Technology Program

05/08/2024 | PRNewswire
Michigan-based Coherix is working with Eastern Michigan University (EMU) in Ypsilanti to develop "factory-of-the-future" manufacturing and assembly technology.

Global Sourcing Spotlight: Golf, Friedman, and the Benefits of Global Sourcing

05/08/2024 | Bob Duke -- Column: Global Sourcing Spotlight
When I started working on global sourcing for American Standard Circuits, a friend sent me a book by the NY Times economist Thomas Friedman called The Lexis and the Olive Tree. Well, not being a fan of the NYT or even economists as a whole, I put the book on a shelf and forgot about it until I got a call from my book-giving friend, and he asked me what I thought of the book. I mumbled something unintelligible and quickly changed the subject.
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