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You need to know what may be changing with your PCB’s components far enough in advance so that those changes can be effectively managed without hurting the production of your PCBAs. And in cases in which a component is no longer available, you need the engineering services of your CM for end-of-life (EOL) components to plan for component obsolescence.

Shoe shopping for backpacking trips is a semi-illuminating experience. While there was much discussion of the pros and cons of different features like style, ankle support, etc., a common pain point was the discrepancy in half sizes.

Here’s a closer look at the ISO 13485 certification key elements and how having that certification in place by your PCBA contract manufacturer will benefit you.

When faced with a daunting project, the recommendation I’ve received all my life from educators and professionals is “break it into smaller pieces.” From an approachability standpoint, this is excellent advice.

I love the solitude of being out in the mountains. When you’re miles away from civilization and thousands of feet above sea level, my mind stops racing, and I can simply admire the beauty of my surroundings. Unfortunately, this solitude comes at a price. Some of the most desirable backpacking spots in the U.S. severely restrict reservations to maintain this sense of seclusion.

Following checklists for flying is critical, as not doing so can result in disaster. The same is true while designing a printed circuit board. If you don’t already have one, here are some ideas on how to create a simple but effective PCB layout checklist for yourself.