The global electronics manufacturing market is on track to hit $3.5 trillion by 2025—and with that growth comes a rising need for certified professionals who can ensure top-tier quality and reliability. As industries like IoT, automotive, and aerospace push the...
If you can solder with precision, follow technical instructions, and hold an IPC certification, you’re already in demand. Across the globe, industries are hiring certified soldering professionals, not just for their hands-on skills, but because they trust them to meet...
The Standards of IPC-A-610, which is described as "Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies," classifies electrical and electronic assemblies based on the intended use of the electronic product manufacturer. Towards this end, IPC has established three end-product...
In its 2015 data, the QS World University Rankings reveals the rankings for the world’s best universities for the Electrical and Electronic Engineering subject based on overall score. Here are the Top 5 in the list: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (United...
We all know that Electronics is a mammoth of a global sector. But the facts and figures relating to this industry prove to be interesting nuggets of information. Did you know: . . . that the United States is the world's largest producer of electronic products that...
Although there are many types of crimping pliers, they work basically the same. They only differ in the size of the crimps. There is a micro crimper, a medium-size crimper, and a mighty crimper. Each type is used on different levels of thickness of wires. Furthermore,...
IEC Electronics Corporation was named as the first IPC/WHMA-A-620 Qualified Manufacturers Listing (QML) by the Validation Services Program of IPC. The corporation has sites in New Mexico, New York, Newark, Southern California, and more. The corporation got the award...