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The Shaughnessy Report: NSWC Crane Revs Up PCB Training
Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane has been a hotbed of PCB R&D for years. That research has yielded a series of classes (and a Webinar) featuring the latest in PCB design and manufacturing techniques. The first class runs June 23-25 at the Indiana facility. Jason Ferguson, the project lead for embedded passives with the E/CIT program, and veteran technologist Richard Snogren explain why you won't find this content anywhere else. Click here to listen.
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