Epec's Blog | Electronics Manufacturing Solutions

At the conclusion of our webinar, How to Un-Obsolete Your Legacy Keypad Design, several questions were submitted to our presenter, Steven J. Goodman, User Interface & Cable Assembly Product Manager. We have compiled these questions into a readable format on our blog.

Designing a product that moves efficiently from concept to production requires more than just a good idea, it demands an in-depth understanding of how each component will be manufactured and assembled. At Epec, we work with engineers across various industries to optimize designs for manufacturability, whether it’s a custom cable assembly, rigid-flex PCB, battery pack, or fully integrated user interface.

At the conclusion of our webinar, PCB Design: Top Factors Related to Data Routing and Layout, several questions were submitted to our presenter, Angie Brown, Product Manager of Printed Circuit Boards at Epec. We have compiled these questions into a readable format on our blog.

If you've noticed unexpected fees on your recent invoices, especially on custom electronic products imported from China, you're not alone. These charges are not arbitrary; they stem from a series of U.S.-government-imposed tariffs that directly affect the global electronics supply chain.

At the conclusion of our webinar, Designing Flex and Rigid-Flex PCBs to Prevent Failure, we had several questions submitted to our presenter, Zachary Walker, Product Manager of Flex and Rigid-Flex Circuits at Epec. We have compiled these questions into a readable format on our blog.

At the conclusion of our webinar, Using Equivalent Wire and Connectors to Save Time and Money, we had several questions submitted to our presenter, Steven J. Goodman, User Interface & Cable Assembly Product Manager at Epec. We have compiled these questions into a readable format on our blog.

At the conclusion of our webinar, Defining Stack-Ups for Flex and Rigid-Flex Circuit Boards, we had several questions submitted to our presenter, Zachary Walker, Product Manager of Flex and Rigid-Flex Circuits at Epec. We have compiled these questions into a readable format on our blog.

When working with flexible heaters, know that they are highly customized, and to successfully work in your application, they must be engineered to meet your specific requirements. These heaters are thin, bendable, and can be designed using the most complex shapes, geometries, and curves to fit almost any type of application.

In the rapidly advancing world of electronics, few areas are as subject to constant change and innovation as printed circuit board (PCB) technology. The components and laminates that form the backbone of these vital circuit boards are continuously being revised, updated, and even rendered obsolete by the relentless pace of progress.

At the conclusion of our webinar, Standard vs. Custom Battery Packs: Decoding the Power Play, we had several questions submitted to our presenter, Anton Beck, Battery Product Manager at Epec. We have compiled these questions into a readable format on our blog.