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The battle between old and new is nothing new. Throughout history, technological progress has faced skepticism, resistance, and at times, outright hostility. Yet progress tends to win. In his book, "RenAIssance," author and APEX EXPO 2026 keynote Zack Kass illustrates this point beautifully. From hand weaving to sewing machines, from scribes to the printing press, from horse-drawn carriages to automobiles, and now to artificial intelligence, each technological leap has ultimately made our lives more productive and expanded what was possible.

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06/11/2026 | Kristin Moyer, Sacramento State University and Global Electronics Association
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Elementary, Mr. Watson: Controlled Impedance—When ‘Connecting the Dots’ Stops Working

06/11/2026 | John Watson -- Column: Elementary, Mr. Watson
Signal integrity follows physics that are consistent, predictable, and fully explainable. But those rules don’t show up in the schematic. Instead, they live in the electromagnetic fields around the traces, in the stackup, and in the relationship between conductors and their return paths. The authors weren’t claiming black magic; they were calling out how it feels until you learn what’s going on. The fact that they said it more than 30 years ago only reinforces how fundamental and enduring these concepts really are.

Powering the Future: When Material Choice Defines RF Performance

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In RF and microwave design, deciding on which materials to use determines whether your design merely works or truly performs. Yet, designers too often fall back on material selection that is familiar, available, or “good enough.” However, once you move into higher frequencies, higher power densities, and tighter performance tolerances, “good enough” becomes the very thing that holds your design back. That’s where ceramic substrates become a fundamentally different approach to solving RF challenges.
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