Reducing the Overall Thickness of a Membrane Switch
Learn design strategies to reduce membrane switch thickness. Explore PET, FPC, and FR4 circuit options for slimmer, reliable, and cost-effective solutions.| blog.epectec.com
In industries where failure isn’t an option, such as aerospace, medical electronics, industrial automation, and high-speed communication, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is a top-tier design concern. When your application relies on signal clarity, controlled impedance, and mechanical flexibility, rigid-flex PCBs offer a unique solution.| Default Epec Blog
At the conclusion of our webinar, How to Properly Size and Select Your Custom Flexible Heater, we had several questions submitted to our presenter, User Interface & Cable Assembly Product Manager, Steven J. Goodman. We compiled these into a readable format on our blog.| Default Epec Blog
Learn design strategies to reduce membrane switch thickness. Explore PET, FPC, and FR4 circuit options for slimmer, reliable, and cost-effective solutions.| blog.epectec.com
Newer technological devices require battery cells to provide higher levels of power while being lightweight and small. When seeking higher levels of energy and power in battery packs, these circumstances create an environment that leads to potentially unstable battery chemistries, elevated temperatures, short circuits, cell swelling, loss of capacity, and overcharging/over-discharging.| Default Epec Blog
In modern electronic systems, the need for high-speed data transmission has never been greater. With faster clock speeds, smaller geometries, and increasing complexity in printed circuit board (PCB) layouts, ensuring signal integrity has become a top priority for designers. Consulting your PCB manufacturer should be at the top of your list.| Default Epec Blog
Learn how blind, buried, and filled vias affect rigid-flex PCB design, manufacturability, and reliability, and why early manufacturer input is critical.| blog.epectec.com
Achieving tight tolerances in CNC-machined parts isn't just about having the right equipment; it's about smart design from the very beginning. Whether you're developing aerospace components, medical devices, or precision instruments, understanding how to design for tight tolerances can mean the difference between a successful part and costly rework.| Default Epec Blog
When it comes to designing wire harnesses and multiconductor cables, one of the most overlooked yet critical features is the drain wire. Whether used for grounding, shielding, or providing structural strength, the drain wire plays a key role in ensuring the performance, reliability, and longevity of the cable assembly.| Default Epec Blog
At the conclusion of our webinar, we had several questions submitted to our presenter, which have compiled into a readable format on our blog.| blog.epectec.com
Prototyping is one of the most critical stages in the development of any electronic product. A well-designed printed circuit board (PCB) prototype can help you validate your concept, detect flaws early, and streamline the transition to production.| Default Epec Blog
Designing custom battery packs for wearable technology requires balancing energy density and size, battery life optimization, and safety considerations.| blog.epectec.com
Discover essential PCB reliability testing methods - from netlist validation to AOI and ET - that ensure long-term durability in today’s complex designs.| blog.epectec.com
Learn how to identify and select suitable replacements for obsolete components by evaluating key electrical, mechanical, and design compatibility factors.| blog.epectec.com
