Key Takeaways What Counts as “EMS Winding Goods”? “Winding goods” refers to magnetic or inductive components delivered as ready-to-use subassemblies. This typically includes: An EMS partner manufactures and verifies these components, integrates pins, leadframes, or harnesses, performs potting or overmoulding when required, and ships the parts prepared for final electrical assembly. Medical Transformer: Safety by… Read More »
Key Takeaways This guide explains the most commonly used fiber connectors—LC, SC, and ST—and shows how they fit into modern optics and fiber optic cable assembly workflows. What Is a Fiber Optic Cable Assembly? A fiber optic cable assembly is a pre-terminated optical cable—cut to length, jacketed, labeled, and tested—with a defined connector type on… Read More »
Precision CNC machining represents the highest level of dimensional accuracy in modern manufacturing. With tolerances down to ±0.0005 inches, it enables the production of complex, safety-critical components for aerospace, medical, and automotive applications. This guide explains the key processes, machine types, and materials — and shows how precise control and rigorous quality assurance ensure consistent, reliable results.
Custom sheet metal fabrication bridges the gap between design and production with precision and flexibility. From prototypes to large-scale runs, processes like laser cutting, bending, and advanced finishing create metal components that are functional, durable, and visually refined. This guide explains key techniques, materials, and design principles for efficient and cost-effective metal manufacturing.
Efficient inventory management is critical in the electronics industry, where components face rapid obsolescence, short lifecycles, and strict environmental requirements. This guide explains how to optimize electronic component stock through real-time tracking, ESD-safe storage, predictive analytics, and strategic cost control. Learn how leading manufacturers reduce working capital risks, prevent obsolescence, and recover value from surplus components while maintaining quality and sustainability across the supply chain.
Why Common Criteria (ISO/IEC 15408) is widely regarded as the global benchmark for product-level security certification, how it differs from management standards like ISO/IEC 27001, and where FIPS 140-2/3 and ISO/IEC 19790 fit in for cryptographic modules. We also explore evaluation assurance levels (EAL), international recognition mechanisms, and how organizations can choose the right certification strategy for global markets.
This guide explains how to plan, perform, and document EMC testing to ensure your electronic products meet international standards and achieve market approval.
Developing medical device software goes far beyond coding—it combines regulatory expertise, cybersecurity, usability, and risk management into a highly controlled process.
This guide explains how specialized partners help companies build safe, compliant, and market-ready software solutions according to IEC 62304 and ISO 13485—from concept to post-market surveillance.
Key Takeaways Introduction to Electronic Components on PCBs Electronic components are the building blocks that turn a bare printed circuit board into a working device—from wearables to industrial controls. Mounted on fiberglass substrates with copper traces, they create circuits that process signals, manage power, and execute computational tasks. The transition from through-hole to SMT has… Read More »
