A statement often seen on LinkedIn is as follows: “Your company is Only As Extraordinary As Your People”. No wonder why it is so popular because it is true. Any company is only as great as the people who embody it, the people who ensure that strategies are developed and implemented, bending back and forward […]
As a trusted supplier in the defense industry, we know that defence regulations are of the highest importance, thus we attend training to learn more. This week I am attending a FAR/DFARS seminar in Orlando, follow our blog this week for news and tips from the training. Almost 180 government contracting professionals attending from 40 […]
Drone technology and popularity have literally reached the sky the last years. Their complexity and level of advanced technology have increased, their field of usage has exploded and their availability never been better. At Elmatica we have been solving PCB challenges for this exciting industry for years. This week our Danish Country Manager, Torben Hajslund […]
Medical Device Applications, the ones that you for sure will be certain are made by the book and after correct standards, when you first need them. Applications that scale in variety when it comes to size and technology. Advanced, large x-ray machines, robotic arms, and microscopic hearing devices or sensors. Applications for both the exterior […]
Automation and connected “smart” factory is the new manufacturing trend. Industry 4.0 and IoT is on its way into PCB manufacturing! However, if we continue down the same path with specifications and requirements written on electronic papers, and unintelligent production files, human interpretations are still crucial to avoid mistakes. CircuitData might solve this because having […]
The solder limit subject has been a “hot potato” for a quite some time, with lots of discussions around the «new» requirement from UL. The requirement was brought to attention by UL’s Emma Hudson early 2018, where they demand that all UL Types must be re-approved regarding solder limits. How can we solve this situation, […]
Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) are the fundamental part of all electronic devices, making the electronic components connect and also work as Thermal Management. With this in mind, it’s a good idea when designing a PCB, to always have Thermal Management in mind. How many layers, how thick are they, what materials are used, copper content, […]
At Elmatica we prioritize IT. Improving our systems to simplify the internal and external flow when procuring a PCB, is always on top of the agenda. We cheer on digitalization. This week several departments met for a three-day workshop, to discuss, test, and make sure all the information for the new system is aligned. The goal: a system […]
The Princess of Andes What does wool from the camelid animal Vicuna have in common with printed circuits? Wool from the camelid animal vicuna which lives in the high alpine areas of the Andes is the fiber for the rich ones. It is worn by those who can afford a coat of USD 20,000. Five hundred […]
Speed and direction – where are we going? During APEX some weeks ago, the subtitle of the fair, was “The Velocity of Technology”. What did IPC mean with this? To be honest, I have not asked them, but I have my own understanding. For me, the Velocity of technology has two components – speed and […]
