Deadlines have become tighter than ever in today's electronics industry. Engineers need prototype boards to keep development moving, while procurement teams are under constant pressure to shorten production schedules. At the same time, many of the industries relying on printed circuit boards cannot
Launching a new electronic product involves countless decisions, but few are as important as approving the very first manufactured board. Before production can move forward, engineers need confidence that every design requirement has been accurately translated into a finished product. A successful first
When a printed wiring board is used in a commercial product, a failure can be expensive. When that same failure happens in an aircraft, a military system, or a life-saving medical device, the consequences can be far more serious. Reliability, consistency, and accountability