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American Standard Circuits Acquires Accusystems V-Scoring Machine
American Standard Circuits has recently acquired and installed a new Accusystems Accu-Score AS-150 Max V-scoring...
Small Packages to Test Big Space Technology Advances
When the next cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station lifts off from NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, it will be carrying...
Sparton Teams with Raytheon on Next-Gen Mine Neutralization System
Sparton Corp. will team with Raytheon to support the design, test, and deployment of the next generation Barracuda Mine Neutralization...
MC Assembly Wins New Defense Logistics Agency Contract
MC Test Service Inc. (dba MC Assembly), a leader in electronics manufacturing, engineering, test, sustainment and support for advanced electronic...
Sustaining F-35 Electronic Warfare systems
BAE Systems has received a contract from Lockheed Martin to ensure the readiness of critical electronic warfare (EW) systems on the F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft....
ACI Completes AS9100D/ISO 9001:2015 Assessment Audit
Advanced Circuitry International, specialists in RF/microwave and antenna PCBs, is pleased to announce that it has successfully completed the...
Season Group’s US Operation Obtains AS9100D Certification
Season Group, is delighted to announce that it has recently obtained AS9100D certification for its US facility in San Antonio, Texas – to add...
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It's Only Common Sense: Finally, State Dept Shows its Teeth on ITAR
May 7, 2018 | Dan Beaulieu, DB Management
I love it! A good friend of mine sent me this article he received in an email from the law firm of Williams Mullins. Read it and weep, ITAR offenders! Law-abiding companies, rejoice.
Researchers Selected to Develop Novel Approaches to Lifelong Machine Learning
May 7, 2018 | DARPA
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) systems have significantly advanced in recent years. However, they are currently limited to executing only those tasks they are specifically designed to perform and are unable to adapt when encountering situations outside their programming or training.
It's Only Common Sense: Finally, State Dept Shows its Teeth on ITAR
May 7, 2018 | Dan Beaulieu, DB Management
I love it! A good friend of mine sent me this article he received in an email from the law firm of Williams Mullins. Read it and weep, ITAR offenders! Law-abiding companies,...
Testing Todd: AVI—Your Tireless Friend in Final Inspection
May 1, 2018 | Todd Kolmodin, Gardien Services, USA
The “automation vs. human” debate continues. There are experts with many years of experience -performing final inspection with precise detail. This is not debated. However, in the course of human events, circumstances...
Ladle on Manufacturing: What’s New?
April 27, 2018 | Marc Ladle, Viking Test Ltd.
When it comes to PCB processing, it is not often that you are able to come up with something completely new. There may be some notable exceptions, but often a new process is more honestly an adaptation of a similar process, perhaps...
This issue Connecting at the Speed of 5G Featuring:
May the G Force Be with You—an Approaching Megatrend, by Dan Feinberg
PCB Material Toolbox for Today’s 3G and 4G Networks and Future High-Speed Needs in 5G, by Stig Kallman
Experts Discussion: What Does 5G Mean to Materials and EDA Tools? by I-Connect007 Editorial Team
Excerpts from Prismark's Presentation at CPCA 2018, by Prismark Partners LLC
5G--Generation after Generation, by Patty Goldman
This issue 5G: Testing the Future Impact Featuring:
5G Requires New Approach to Testing, by Stephen Las Marias, I-Connect007
Challenges and Opportunities in Testing 5G, a conversation with Keysight
DFT Strategy Necessary for 5G Assembly, a conversation with Asteelflash
5G: Testing the Future Impact, by Stephen Las Marias, I-Connect007