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FLEX E-NEWSLETTER | SPRING 2019
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| A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO |
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 Over the past year we have received a tremendous response to our ebook, The Printed Circuit Designer’s Guide to Flex and Rigid-Flex Fundamentals. In fact, to date, there have been over 3,000 downloads of this educational book. We hope that it has helped those whom have downloaded it, like yourself, to better understand flex technology.
This is the second installment of the Flex & Rigid Flex newsletter, a series we publish in order to focus on furthering our mission to provide the industry with all the information they need on that technology.
In this particular edition you will find several interesting articles including Flex Talk: Don’t Build Flex that Doesn’t Flex and Four Tips on Listening to Your PCB Suppliers. We hope you find these articles informative and helpful.
Your feedback is always important to us, so please reach out to me at [email protected] with any specific questions or suggestions for a future article.
Sincerely,
Anaya Vardya
CEO, American Standard Circuits
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VIDEO
Ask the ASC Expert: The 'Kitchen Sink' Board
In this short video, ASC’s CEO Anaya Vardya discusses creating a very complex circuit board using advanced technology.
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ARTICLE
Flex Talk: Don’t Build Flex That Doesn’t Flex
One of the primary advantages of moving to a flexible circuit design from a rigid board is the ability to package the flex in three dimensions, bending or folding into imaginative configurations and saving precious space in the final package. While flexible materials are robust and can withstand many flex cycles, nearly everyone can share a war story about the flex that didn’t originally perform as expected with copper cracking after installation. |
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Four Tips on Listening to Your PCB Suppliers
We are going to assume that you have done your due diligence, have developed a strong working partnership with your PCB suppliers, and now feel confident that those suppliers are the right ones. Here are four tips on listening to and learning from your suppliers, which will ensure that you have the best PCB value that money can buy.
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Seven Things Your PCB Vendor Can Teach You
There is a motto in the PCB industry that goes something like this: “More informed customers are the best customers.” Of course, this is true for all technologies. So, why not use your PCB vendors to keep you informed about their products? The more they do this, the more valuable they will be, and the better a customer you will be.
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Upcoming Trade Shows
We exhibit at several industry trade shows every year.Connect with us in person!
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