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Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design sits at the core of modern electronics. As devices become smaller, faster and more connected, PCB designers are under constant pressure to balance performance, reliability and manufacturability. What once focused mainly on routing and component placement has evolved into a highly specialized discipline shaped by new technologies and market demands. […]

In the electronics industry, two terms show up everywhere: EMS (Electronics Manufacturing Services) and OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer). While they often work closely together, their roles, responsibilities and value to the supply chain are very different. Understanding these differences helps businesses choose the right partners, reduce costs and improve product performance. What Is an OEM?

The global electronics manufacturing landscape is evolving faster than ever. With rising demand for smart devices, electric vehicles, renewable energy systems and IoT-driven solutions, Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) providers are playing a critical role in shaping the future of technology. As industries push for greater efficiency, sustainability and speed, EMS companies are adapting through innovation, digital transformation

India’s electronic gadgets and devices making capacity is steadily increasing and the main drivers are Make in India campaign and increasing demand from automotive, IoT, medical, and consumer electronics. All the companies involved are trying their best to come up with new ideas and the main aspect which will decide who will win this race

In the present-day electronics industry, bringing an excellent idea to life is not just the matter of the given innovation but of the good and quick execution as well. Each and every phase of product development goes from design and prototyping up to production and delivery and has to be in perfect harmony. That’s when

Electronic components today are supposed to operate perfectly – humid environments, dirty factories, cold altitudes and even in the hood of a car. But these stressful conditions can quietly degrade performance. Conformal coating — a thin, clear film that protects circuit boards from environmental stress and lengthens product life — is a critical part of

Electronic components today are supposed to operate perfectly – humid environments, dirty factories, cold altitudes and even in the hood of a car. But these stressful conditions can quietly degrade performance. Conformal coating — a thin, clear film that protects circuit boards from environmental stress and lengthens product life — is a critical part of

Electronic components today are supposed to operate perfectly – humid environments, dirty factories, cold altitudes and even in the hood of a car. But these stressful conditions can quietly degrade performance. Conformal coating — a thin, clear film that protects circuit boards from environmental stress and lengthens product life — is a critical part of