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MacroFab, the industry-leading electronics cloud manufacturing platform, is excited to announce Altimade, through our partnership with Altium.
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Get expert advice and insight into MacroFab's benefits with our downloadable assets.
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Part of a successful engineering system project involves selecting the right contract manufacturer (CM) to implement your design.
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Digital manufacturing platforms are streamlining old processes while adding new opportunities to EMS manufacturing.
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Learn more about the history of MacroFab, it's leadership and our team.
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Stay up to date on the latest news from MacroFab and its partners.
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The executives from Flex, Silicon Labs and TTI will provide insights and help propel MacroFab’s growth as the company continues to rapidly expand.
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Led by Edison Partners, Including Strategic Investment from Altium to Accelerate Growth for Manufacturing-as-a-Service Platform for Electronics.
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Today MacroFab is announcing new functionality aimed at helping purchasing teams source Electronics Manufacturing Services easier than ever before.
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Our platform enables you to tap into competitive pricing and Elastic Factory Capacity across hundreds of manufacturing lines in the US, Canada and Mexico.
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Hundreds of manufacturing lines in North America at competitive prices. All managed by a free, secure digital platform. Upload your files for easier PCBA.
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As a MacroFab partner, you get: ready-to-run kits, the jobs you want, when you want and prompt payment.
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We work with 70+, fully-vetted manufacturing facilities across the US, Canada, and Mexico and produce electronic goods at any volume.
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Our team is comprised of assembly line operators, software engineers, electrical engineers, customer support, marketers, and sales reps.
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Simplify your manufacturing with fast online quotes, dedicated support team, and full transparency, from order to delivery.
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Upload your design files to MacroFab’s secure platform to get a quote for PCB assembly in minutes.
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Get quality-guaranteed PCB assembly & box build, on time & at competitive prices. Request a quote today & experience industry-leading customer service.
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A blog devoted to how electronics manufacturing and PCB assembly is evolving to meet the needs of today’s engineers, creators, and businesses.
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MacroFab empowers companies with new tools to proactively manage risks when relying on parts that can go out of stock at a moment's notice.
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The Lunar New Year will begin on February 1st, 2022, catalyzing the most significant annual mass migration of people on the planet.
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Electrical and mechanical components have production tolerances within the design with variance over their manufacturing life.
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Cloud Manufacturing enables hardware OEMs to respond to changing market conditions faster with lower total costs than traditional contract manufacturing.
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A weekly electronics podcast where Parker and Stephen explore topics in engineering and hardware with guests, DIY electronic devices, and industry news.
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Multi-layer PCB designs. As an engineer, how do you decide when it is time to increase layer count and how do you decide what goes on those layers?
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Is the DIY maker movement now dead or is it shifting to be less commercialized now? Chris Gammell joins our podcast to discuss is DIY Dead?
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The engineering mind. Stephen and Parker discuss if the process engineers use to solve problems is inherent to engineers or is there something more?
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What kind of soldering equipment should an engineer look at getting for their bench? Parker and Stephen start discussing equipment and supplies!
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How is it possible that Stephen and Parker can talk about solder and soldering supplies for over one hour. Listen to this weeks episode to find out!
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This week Stephen and Parker were supposed to discuss bench equipment for development and testing but got distracted by talking about home-brewing beer.
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Are the founders of electrical engineering lizard people or is big electricity have a dark secret that they don't want you to know about? Tune in!
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Electronic bench equipment for hardware development. Stephen and Parker dive into a high level of what kind of equipment is needed to outfit a bench.
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Six times! Y'all let us talk about Star Wars 6 years in a row! Roz, Hyr0n, Stephen, Chris, and Parker discuss the latest in Star Wars media and tech.
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Did Stephen and Parker complete there holiday projects as mentioned in last weeks episode or will they slip further behind with feature creep?
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We're providing a Supply Chain and Product update on what to expect in the first quarter of 2022, so your teams can meet their product delivery deadlines.
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With 2021 behind us it is time to look forward to 2022. Will Parker and Stephen cross off all there new year resolutions or will they be forgotten?
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One faithful evening, Parker received a marketing email about gamifying the MacroFab platform and thought it might be a good podcast topic.
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How do we secure the global electronics supply chain while also preventing World War III? Stephen and Parker discuss TSMC and Taiwan this week.
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Industrial environments need industrial-strength components. But how can you ensure products will remain robust for years in harsh surroundings?
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A Design for Manufacturing (DFM) plan helps guide every new product development step to achieve excellent end results.
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Taking a new design from concept to manufacturing can be difficult, and transferring files to the manufacturer can take unprecedented blocks of time.
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This week we have PCB ground layouts and what to thing about in regards to current returns, elevated inductors, and should XYRS have a Z component?
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Is it time for Stephen to finally get a 3D printer and join the maker revolution? Parker and Stephen discuss how engineers use 3D printers this week.
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Our guest this week is Scott Hansen, Founder of Retro-Brite which restores yellowed plastics by reversing the chromophores degradation.
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Between NPIs, legacy parts, prototypes, and ongoing production runs, order size can vary. Can one factory do it all and do it well?
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Manufacturing location is a serious decision with long term ramifications. EEs and tech startups must weigh all factors before choosing a location.
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As new technologies, capabilities, and manufacturing equipment come into play, the prototyping phase validates the functionality of a new product.
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Designed to measure and improve processes, a successful engineering development maturity assessment determines design viability & manufacturing readiness.
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In the last several years automotive giants like GM, Volkswagen, and Nissan have all shifted some manufacturing work South of the border.
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Purchasing teams & supply chain professionals need flexibility to negotiate the intricacies of an HMLV strategy. Learn how digital manufacturing can help.
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Relying only on Chinese manufacturers may not be the best electronics supply chain strategy today. A China plus one strategy can help.
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Rapid PCB prototyping approaches using cloud manufacturing can help time to market
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Topics include StarWars, NASA, Magnets, Perpetual Energy, and Virtual Grounding.
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Cody Endlich joins Stephen and Parker to discuss electrical component distribution, counterfeit parts, risk mitigation, and MacroFab joining the ERAI.
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On this episode, Parker discusses his current adventure in testing and qualifying ratcheting wrenches and Stephen finally learns the magic of python!
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The supply chain crunch is effecting more industries then the electronic industry and is exposing the drop ship shuffle of retailers and inventory.
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What is the comet grounding technique? Is it actually made up by someone on twitter? Maybe? Find out on this episode of the MacroFab Podcast.
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Covering prototypes, manufacturing, production and supply chains, our Webinars give powerful insight into MacroFabs capabilities and solutions.
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Join us as we discuss rules and strategies for design engineers to support continued manufacturing in times of ever-increasing supply chain delays.
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Discussing the differences in Independent Distributors, Brokers, and Secondary Source markets. We'll cover how each operates.
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Current status of the electronics supply chain: which materials are facing new supply pressures, which are improving, and which remain challenges.
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A product demonstration managing prototype production, version & track changes, transition from engineering to purchasing teams, & manage purchasing.
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Experts from Altium, MacroFab, & Xometry show how to accelerate your new products from idea to customer and capture market value away from companies.
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Experts from Altium, MacroFab, and Xometry show how building a digital thread from design stages to production at scale allows you to eliminate delays.
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The current state of digital manufacturing and the range of processes platforms enable faster product development and its future.
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We'll focus on best practices & CAD features that help design & produce manufacturable boards, eliminate board re-spins & reduce time on design iterations.
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Altium and MacroFab Partner to Launch Industry-First Integrated PCB “Design WITH Manufacturing” Application
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Additional suppliers increase component sourcing options, enhancing MacroFab's distributed supply chain, and mean less interruption from part shortages.
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Not all supply chain problems are attributed to COVID-19. Your customer experience relies heavily on accurately predicting risk.
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Learn more about how our clients have gone from prototype to market quickly, easily and affordably with MacroFab’s smart manufacturing solutions.
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OSBeehives is on a mission to technify the beekeeping industry identifying causes and solutions for colony health deterioration.
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Specdrums created a device designed to turn colors into sounds, with an end goal of making music more accessible to people of all ages and communities.
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Kinetic's wearable IoT device reduces workflorce injuries. Learn how they worked with MacroFab to manufacture their prototypes then thousands of units.
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MacroFab helped Somewear Labs evaluate costs between two design options so they could quickly make the right business decision for their product launch.
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Keep your projects on track with MacroFab’s strategic sourcing options and scalable North American manufacturing network.
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China’s dominant role as the “world’s factory” has recently clashed with the real need for agility and quick turnaround for specialized production.
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Our supplier networks are deeply intertwined. Regional occurrences can affect locations halfway across the world.
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Q4 of 2021 saw a 150% increase in component search activity as companies searched for ways to meet deadlines and maintain revenue.
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This decision matrix will help you identify your manufacturing priorities so you can choose the electronics contract manufacturer that can best serve them.
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With recent supply shortages, long lead times, and logistics challenges, manufacturers need a better long-term approach to supply chain continuity.
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What challenges should you be aware of right now that may affect your own US supply chain, and what strategies should you consider to further cut risk?
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PCBA prototyping establishes design feasibility and future manufacturability. Read our tips to prevent waste and improve success rates.
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Working with a digital manufacturing partner offers new opportunities through rapid prototyping, elastic manufacturing, and operational efficiency.
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The bullwhip effect is a phenomenon where ever-growing fluctuations across the entire supply chain create unforeseen and unwanted results.
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Relying on a single-source part is one of the riskiest moves an engineer can make to ensure design success.
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An electronics engineer job is to make sure documentation is clean, up to date, and complete, which keeps production online and mitigates challenges.
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Rapid PCBA prototyping helps move designs quickly through this process and on to full production. MacroFab can expedite this process in several ways.
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Cloud manufacturing solutions are on the rise, thanks in large part to the rapid adoption of smart technology in industrial settings.
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Manufacturers must enhance supply chain efficiencies with the right suppliers to mitigate risks, shorten lead times, and increase inventory visibility.
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MacroFab capabilities include fine-pitch BGA, HDI, and QFN assembly. Download this document for an overview of our fabrication and assembly specifications.
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Electronic product development is a highly iterative process that involves going back and forth between the design and manufacturing stages.
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In the post-Covid supply chain, engineers must consider form, fit, and function and also whether there will be components available to build their product.
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The semiconductor shortage has hindered production across industries, including the home appliance and telecommunications sectors.
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When designing new electronics products, it’s crucial to think ahead to production. Designs should anticipate challenges and minimize future modifications.
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Quality components lead to quality goods, higher sales, and better customer experiences. Yet, there’s a problem...
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CAD tools improves the design process accomplishes mechanical modeling, thermal modeling, and stress simulations using a single tool CAD analysis.
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We’ve put together an electronics production checklist to help you confidently scale through each production phase.
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This article discusses how PCB cloud manufacturing supports and enables IoT hardware development.
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Teams working through the PCBA engineering design cycle must iterate through various production stages, including prototyping, EVT, DVT, and PVT.
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Product owners are critical to the success of the electronic product development lifecycle, providing strategic direction and focus for the organization.
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OEM's can adapt to market trends, withstand disruption, maximize operational efficiency, and automate procurement processes.
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Increasing demand for competitive efficiency has moved today’s inventory control systems beyond simple automated tasks.
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Join us as we discuss different ways to facilitate efficient design processes, increasing development speed and cutting your time to market.
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Electronics cloud manufacturing provides a data-centric environment that can break down walls between your teams and enhance overall company performance.
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If you’re thinking of using a US-based partner for your next project, what should you be aware of before you make the move?
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This webinar will share factors within your control that will help you avoid problems that can derail your project before it even begins.
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Find out how to keep your PCBA project on course with cloud manufacturing.
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Find out how electronics cloud manufacturing can transform the way you do business.
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Ruggedization is more than just a drop test. Make sure your equipment lasts.
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What you don't know can hurt you. Protect your PCB intellectual property with these tips.
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Don't let your customers down with a late product launch. Stay on schedule with these strategies.
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Late-shipped products can reduce your profits by 33%. Don't make these common PCBA design missteps.
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Q2 electronics supply chain update to give you deeper insight into market pressures affecting PCB assembly manufacturing today.
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Design for Manufacturing progression makes sure your end product is cost-effective, easy to produce, and maintains its reliability over time.
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Sustaining operations demands an enormous effort that leaves you worn out. Unstable external pressures keep you wondering what tomorrow will bring.
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As the electronics market deals with ongoing global disruptions, companies must find proactive ways to deal with changing and developing customer demand.
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How to mitigate your supply chains risks and extend your product life cycles with improved obsolescence management.
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Supply chain visibility is a priority for leaders today. Electronics supply chains face constant disruption. They’re also more fragile than we realized.
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Moving a new prototype through to a production-ready iteration takes more time and skill than many businesses have on their own.
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Your PCBA prototyping success hinges on adhering to a comprehensive final checklist designed to close out open items from the design.
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Electrical and mechanical automated design occur simultaneously reducing possible validation gaps when two separate design efforts happen independently.
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Many supply chain teams don’t have the information needed to make informed decisions. They can’t respond effectively to disruption or keep up with demand.
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Our supply chains are more complex than ever, as are the products we create. It’s hard for procurement teams to avoid disruption and meet timelines.
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93 percent of business leaders surveyed by McKinsey have plans to make their supply chains more flexible, agile, and resilient.
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A good PCBA project manager can make or break a project. Without the right tools at their disposal, even the best project manager can become overwhelmed.
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Exploring the relationship between product owners and electronics engineers, explain where it can go wrong and offer solutions to help get back on track.
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The engineering validation test (EVT) stage determines whether your PCBA design meets your customer’s functional product requirements.
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Once a new development project completes the evaluation validation test (EVT) process, it is time to undertake the DVT (Design Validation Test) stage.
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Here are three specific ways cloud manufacturing simplifies sourcing and procurement for supply chain professionals today.
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The assembly manufacturing process, including solder flux, has a large impact on the success of final product quality.
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The production validation test (PVT) stage is a key milestone to proving your new PCBA project design can successfully run at full production volumes.
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This short blog post covers design strategies for coping with and dissipating excess heat.
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When it comes to PCBA manufacturing, take the time to consider all the challenges and risks you face.
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Let’s review ENIG vs. ENEPIG in a side-by-side comparison to identify the best option for your PCBA projects.
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Your bottom line will suffer if you ship products late. You need a way to successfully accelerate product development during these challenging times.
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The benefits of AI are clear faster decision-making, better integration, and increased efficiency, to name a few.
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Here is a quick overview of encapsulation vs. conformal coating, as well as their best uses.
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We’ll walk you through the types of documentation your project requires, and how better documentation can speed up your PCBA project development.
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We will review what castellations are, why they get used, and several design considerations for castellated edges.
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The United States celebrates National Manufacturing Day, promoting awareness about the abundance of manufacturing employment and career opportunities.
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Switching to Mexico today is a smart move for companies with midsize to large production runs wanting to enjoy nearshoring manufacturing advantages.
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Lunar New Year festivities begin on January 22nd, 2023 and it begins a long period of disruption in Asian electronics manufacturing.
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Thanks to platforms like MacroFab, electronics engineers can now find viable prototyping options in the U.S. more easily than before.
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This brief document offers a short introduction to MacroFab's history, mission, and capabilities.
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A focused analysis of factors affecting electronics manufacturing.
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With an appropriate strategy in place, you can increase your resilience and be responsive to your customers’ needs.
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PCBA designs get smaller, faster, and more complex every day. How prepared are you?
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Supply chains have changed; are you ready for the challenges of tomorrow?
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With its proximity to the US, its large population, and its reasonable labor costs make Mexico a good choice for North American manufacturers.
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Let MacroFab source your impossible-to-find electrical components and speed up your procurement process, even if you manufacture elsewhere.
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Our platform automatically converts your information from Eagle, Altium, PADS, KiCAD, DipTrace, OrCAD and Allegro, and workspace integration with Altimade.
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This blog will cover the information you need right now to keep your production running at its best during the Lunar New Year.
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Our aim is to give you the best electronics manufacturing experience at globally competitive prices, with lower lead times and higher quality.
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Get expert insights about MacroFab with our video collection.
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Misha Govshteyn, CEO of MacroFab, discusses the CHIPS Act and what it will and won't do to address the resiliency issues American electronics companies.
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Can the CHIPS Act provide America with a secure supply of necessary components that will balance the market?
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How long will it take for the $52 billion in Division A of the CHIPS Act to make a difference in manufacturing?
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When it comes to reshoring electronics production, how should companies view the opportunities and challenges?
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Be prepared for disruptions to your manufacturing process by understanding how closures may change sourcing, logistics, and capacity around the globe.
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MacroFab Red Hot PCB features a the Big Switch, a fully-functional programmable macro key that runs QMK, has a mini USB port, and acts as a desk lamp.
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This weeks' Red Hot PCB doesn't operate like your normal staggered keyboard but is an ortholinear keyboard custom designed by PrimeKB.
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Elemental Machines Gains Manufacturing Flexibility, Engineering Design Services Partner in MacroFab.
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Renu Robotics’ increased partnership with MacroFab has panned out well for the company they plan to produce more than 1,000 units through the platform.
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MacroFab helped a large Texas energy company decrease its inventory costs while improving its iteration turnaround times.
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When a growing keyless security brand noticed COVID-19-related stresses on their sourcing, MacroFab stepped in to offer a North American-based option.
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Here’s how our PCBA platform works. Upload your file and receive your quote. We’ll start your order in minutes and get it to you in as little as 10 days!
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Embark on a straightforward transition to electronics manufacturing reshoring with MacroFab.
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The quality of production in Mexico’s electronics manufacturing sector, especially for automotive and industrial is well known.
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Both U.S. and foreign companies seeking to operate in North America can take advantage of nearshoring their electronics production to Mexico.
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Many companies utilize Mexico to build out parallel production lines in North America while still keeping some manufacturing in the APAC region.
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This week's Red Hot PCB comes from Retroactive and is a development tool for the Nintendo 64.
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Moving some or all of your electronics manufacturing operations to Mexico is easy with MacroFab.
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Our floor just finished assembling these boards, which are part of an interface for open source self-driving cars.
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Eight weeks remain until Lunar New Year begins. What do you need to know right now?
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Chris Church, founder and Chief Product Officer of MacroFab, was named an Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2022 Central South Award finalist.
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Stephen talks about the Stupid Simple Power Supply (SSPS). He designed a OPA541 breakout board for testing.
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Stephen continues his work on the SSPS and Parker gets busy building an X-Y gantry.
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Interview questions, love em or hate em it is all something we have to go through. How does your technique measure up to Stephen's and Parker's?
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Should we change the naming convention of component 'pin one' markings to component 'indicator marks'? Parker and Stephen discuss this week.
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Panelization of PCB Assemblies. Your Contract Manufacturer takes care of this but there are design choices that can radically alter your end costs.
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Is there a way to macgyver measuring a voltage without a multimeter? Is macgyvering even a word? Parker and Stephen discuss this for well too long.
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Stephen and Parker continue the discussion of the voltage measurement. Can you come up with a way to measure voltage without precision tools?
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Mike Kahn of Elemental Machines joins the podcast to discuss the integration of life sciences instrumentation and designing enterprise products.
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This week we have Collin Anderson on the podcast to discuss quantum wave mechanics and how it relates to electricity flowing through conductors.
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What are the pros and cons of becoming an electrical engineer? With great power comes great responsibility or just the lack of sleep!
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Jerry McDaniel of MacroFab joins Stephen and Parker this week to discuss the customer's adventure at MacroFab and what it takes to succeed at PCBA.
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Ever have PCBs that solder just will not wet and solder to? You probably thought it was improper soldering technique but that was probably not it!
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Mandatory USB Type-C for everything? Parker and Stephen discuss the current EU ruling and preparing your PCBA design for contract manufacturing!
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Cody Endlich is back on the podcast to discuss the electronic component supply chain squeeze and what the future magic 8-ball says about the industry.
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Nichicon is obsoleting entire electrolytic capacitor lines. Is this a sign of how electronic component manufacturers will handle supply crunches?
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Part shortages and obsolescence got you down? Parker and Stephen have some tips and tricks to help your design stay ahead of the End Of Life game!
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How important is documentation for your project? Many people view it as an afterthought but it should be just as or more important then your design!
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This week Stephen learns the dangers of the modern software developers world! What do you do when updates break your process?
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Custom designed instrumentation tools? Stephen and Parker dive into differential oscilloscope probe designs on this week's episode of the MEP!
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Project: Snackey gets released to the world! Or is it more of it was released upon the world? You choose!
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Our Spider-sense is tingling... OH that is actually a man-made zombie spider crawling up my leg. Who thought that would be a good idea? WHO!?!
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This episode is all about how Project Snackey performed at Defcon 30. Come listen to what went wrong, what went right, and how people reacted to it.
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Hyr0n of the AND!XOR group joins the podcast this week to discuss the DEFCON 30 Hacker Smart Watch and what we can look forward to next year.
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Burning the fuses on a new microcontroller can be a daunting challenge! One false move and you have bricked your unobtainium MCUs and ruined a build.
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When are our projects finally done or are projects destined to forever be a project? Parker and Stephen stand back from current projects and reflect.
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More manufacturers sign on to the US CHIPS Act. Will spending $53 billion help actually help out our electronic supply chain problems? Find out!
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Stephen has successfully resurrected his CNC machine. How good could a chain drive driven, wood based CNC actually be? Tune in to find out!
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Light pipes and panel mount indicators out of your projects budget? Listen for a FREE HACK on how to use the FR4 substrate as a light diffuser!
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The Jeep Prop Fan project rides again! Well some iteration of it at least. Lets design an open source PCM (Power Control Module) for automotive apps!
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This is the last installment of Stephen's 'Adventures in Injection Molding'. We are going to recap the entire two year sage and close the book on it.
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Why is estimating a projects completion time feel like it takes more work then the actual project? Estimating Project Time, the quest of management.
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Hail to the signal switcher! On this episode, Parker wraps up his prep work for the Extra-Life Charity stream and Stephen discusses switching signals.
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Stephen starts his new CNC build and discusses machining ATP-5 aluminum tool plate! Parker recaps the charity stream and discusses what comes next.
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The quest for the right connector for a project! The right of passage for any hardware electrical engineer starts with a connector catalog.
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Car companies are starting to roll out performance subscription services for vehicles but is this any different then consumable horse power adders?
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Testing the OPA541, giant resistors, and capacitor weights?
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New recording studio with Josh Moore for improved acoustics! SAIM machine running kinda, and Stephen on the SSPS.
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Stephen builds a 16bit A/D D/A board with a MAX5217BGUA+ and MAX11100EUB+.
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Parker is working on the front panel for the SSPS, Rigol DP832 woes, and Stephen does a guest lecture for the Iron Yard.
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MacroFab now supports the ODB++ format and Why to Like USB 3.1
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The things that change the world, according to Chaos theory, are the tiny things. An Alien craps in Space and subsequently this podcast gets made.
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Stephen and Parker discuss how the digital and analog side of the SSPS will work and interface with each other.
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Stephen does a full on simulation of analog section of the SSPS in MultiSim and Parker is working on a ESP8266 devboard.
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The MEP's first guest! Trey German joins Stephen and Parker to talk about Trey's latest project.
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Parker talks about the PinHeck Test Fixture and all the pogo pins it uses and Stephen tests his Diode Compression Opamp.
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Stephen builds a custom old school tube microphone for Josh Moore and Parker gets a CU40045-UW1J display working.
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A look at wearable technology's impact on PCBA design, and how the wearable market is evolving.
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Parker has been testing the ESP-12E WiFi module which uses the ESP8266 IC.
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Stephen makes progress on the FX Dev Board and Parker keeps working on the Stupid Simple Power Supply.
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Stephen is now almost done with the FX Development Board's final layout and enclosure design.
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Parker & Stephen discuss the NuTube from Korg USA and updates on the Jig of Destiny.
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This week Stephen and Parker discuss System-in-Package (SiP style chips) with Greg Sheridan of Octavo Systems.
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This week Stephen and Parker discuss capacitors, the Space Echo RE-201, and horror stories of college electronic labs.
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Stephen and Parker discuss Gameboys using Raspberry Pi Zero, the FAA's new anti-drone system, and project updates.
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Stephen and Parker have guests Matt Keas and Brian Dorton from the Iron Yard and discuss the IoT of EVERYTHING.
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This week Stephen and Parker have Dustin Holliday as a guest to chat about the FCC and KiCad Python.
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This week Stephen and Parker have Scott Shawcroft of Chickadee-Tech as a guest. This episode is Quadcopter crazy.
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This week Stephen and Parker have Benjamin Heckendorn of The Ben Heck Show as a guest!
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This week Stephen and Parker rant about terrible datasheets and incognito Arduinos.
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Stephen and Parker rant (again) on bad datasheets, ARM being bought out by SoftBank, and general project updates.
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Parker and Stephen talk about the SSPS Energon Cube and Eagle Part Libraries.
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Stephen and Parker have Kwabena of OpenMV as a guest on this week's podcast.
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Stephen and Parker chat about updates to the SSPS and FX Dev board.
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Stephen and Parker talk about progress on the part libraries, modular cell phones, toilet humor, and college dev tools.
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Parker and Stephen talk about the Analog board of the SSPS and clickbait engineering article titles.
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Parker and Stephen talk about Stephen's Brewing Rig and designing the new PinHeck Pinball System.
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Parker and Stephen talk about an Audio Amp for Spooky Pinball based off the LM1875.
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Today's podcast is special as Stephen and Parker have a Co-Podcast with The Amp Hour's Chris Gammell.
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On this episode, Michael Lyons of Centex Paranormal visits Parker and Stephen at MacroFab.
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On this episode, Parker and Stephen talk about EFM8 MCUs and Hotwheel Capacitors.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker and Stephen talk about IoT Security Certifications and Arduinos...lots of Arduinos.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker and Stephen talk about if the Arduino platform is right for students learning engineering.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Trey German returns to talk about his paramotor flight monitoring hardware.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Stephen and Parker talk about MacroFab moving to a new location.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Stephen gives an update on the FX Dev board and Parker talks about his MacroDuino project.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker and Stephen talk about the Houston Maker Faire and the FX Dev Board.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker and Stephen have guests Brandon and Justin Knight of MacroFab.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker and Stephen talk about Parker's Jeep radio and Stephen has an update to the Brewing Rig.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker and Stephen talk about nuclear batteries and FCC/CE pre-compliance experiences.
Type: Podcasts
This featured circuit board contains ICs, which convert ARINC 429 data to a format that can be read by an attached Teensy micro-controller.
Type: Blog
This is the newest revision of the Basic Badge. It has a full QWERTY keyboard, beautiful color screen, and a speaker with 3-voice audio.
Type: Blog
On this episode, Stephen and Parker continue on the Jeep Bluetooth mod and ask about zero ohm resistors.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Josh joins Parker and Stephen as they dissect the technology behind the Star Wars Universe.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab Red Hot PCB features the ApplePi DAC, an ultra-high performance audio I2S DAC hat for the Raspberry P that eliminates the need for pre-amplifiers.
Type: Blog
This episode suffered from a recording glitch so only half the audio exists. Sorry :(
Type: Podcasts
On this Episode, Parker and Stephen discuss android powered artillery, flip-pins, and Amazon Alexa always listening...
Type: Podcasts
This week's Red Hot PCB comes from our customer, Vindor Music. They are building affordable electric saxophones for anyone with a desire to learn.
Type: Blog
On this Episode, Parker gets blinded by LEDs and Stephen learns Eagle! Also bypass caps free of charge.
Type: Podcasts
We are excited to launch a 10-day Prototype turnaround service. This service will benefit teams that quickly iterate on designs.
Type: Blog
This Red Hot PCB showcases a dual preamp and 40 watt power amplifier designed for vintage Wurlitzer 200 SST keyboards. It features a tremolo circuit.
Type: Blog
This week’s Red Hot PCB is a pocket drum machine that comes from Curious Sound Objects.
Type: Blog
This week's PCB is part of a biological neural network that are designed to understand the basics of the nervous system.
Type: Blog
This week's PCB from our assembly is an FMC250, and is a form factor for FPGA boards. It has four 16-bit channels up to 250 MS/s sampling rate.
Type: Blog
This week's Red Hot PCB is a remote that controls the LEDs on a bicycle's tail light system and also the bike helmet!
Type: Blog
This week's PCB are part of low-noise preamps that provide signal conditioning for test equipment.
Type: Blog
On this Episode, Stephen launches the FX Development Board and Parker finally settles on conference room names!
Type: Podcasts
SXSW Conference 2018 is here! Check out some of MacroFab's suggestions for informational sessions to attend in the Technology sector.
Type: Blog
On this Episode, Stephen and Parker talk about binned LEDs and what to look out for with mounting holes on PCBs.
Type: Podcasts
Electronic Kickstarter fulfillment is key. You'll want a manufacturer who manages and fulfills your Kickstarter inventory via cloud-based platform.
Type: Blog
This week's Red Hot PCB explores the live view of a real world environment, augmented reality.
Type: Blog
On this Episode, Parker and Stephen talk about silkscreen markings on diodes and tracking beer drinking.
Type: Podcasts
This UWB radio carrier enables autonomous flight of a drone using 3D localization.
Type: Blog
On this Episode, Parker and Stephen have guests Aditya Bansal and Mijael Damian of Kinetic.
Type: Podcasts
Howdy everyone! We're announcing the contest results for the 2018 MacroFab Design Contest.
Type: Blog
On this Episode, Stephen and Parker talk about Capacitor Part Markings and some tough semiconductors.
Type: Podcasts
Here are three things to look for in a manufacturer for Kickstarter PCB assembly: instant PCB quotes, turn-key manufacturing, and a cloud platform.
Type: Blog
Learn how to be a power user in 30 minutes and discover a better way to build electronics with MacroFab. Every Wednesday at 2pm CST.
Type: Blog
Stephen and Parker talk about thyristors, fancy pwm filters, and milkshakes.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab Blog - These awesome boards just came through our PCB Assembly! They are from Macetech and are a prototype for their WiFi RGB Shades.
Type: Blog
We are on the cusp of a new world of electronics development, where no longer are large markets and huge financial investments prerequisites to ideas
Type: Blog
Distributed enterprises are pushing computing technology to the edge. Discover the why and how of edge devices.
Type: eBooks & Guides
One of the primary reasons why we started MacroFab was that we found that electronics manufacturing partners who were both interested in, and capable of,
Type: Blog
I mentioned FT-Prog in my last blog post. FT-Prog is a utility to program the EEPROM on FTDI devices.
Type: Blog
Apple’s pivot from its manufacturing in China spread this weekend. The Supply Chain Heat Map shows U.S. manufacturing orders from China are down 40%.
Type: Blog
With USB interfaces on microcontroller devices a USB connection always adds significant cost to the design.
Type: Blog
Wouldn’t it be great if you knew what was happening with your order the second it happened?
Type: Blog
It is National Engineers Week and Stephen spills the beans on his Audio Amplifier Past.
Type: Podcasts
The FT230X supports controlling a P-Channel mosfet for high side power control.
Type: Blog
Al Williams joins Parker and Stephen to discuss writing for Hackaday, Ham Radio, and obscure CPUs.
Type: Podcasts
Use this handy workaround to ensure DIP sockets and other through-hole parts have all the necessary information for placement and BOM.
Type: Blog
Patrick Renner and Kelly O'Brien discuss the boundary between Art and Engineering with MEP.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab announces our new house parts list. These parts can reduce your design cost and ensure component availability for manufacture.
Type: Blog
Stephen and Parker discuss PCB surface finishes, custom work benches, and bit errors from outer space.
Type: Podcasts
Creating, running, and fulfilling a successful crowdfunding campaign has proven to be a challenge for both novice entrepreneurs and established compan
Type: Blog
Stephen and Parker talk with JOSH the mastermind behind the audio of the podcast.
Type: Podcasts
Making the correct component decisions for your product can be challenging.
Type: Blog
In November, we released our integrated inventory and fulfillment features, bringing the promise of easy, single-vendor, delivery from prototype to cu
Type: Blog
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Type: Blog
Stephen and Parker talk about teddy bears, Raspberry Pi LVDS, and relays that last till the end of time.
Type: Podcasts
Getting your product manufactured is the first step in creating happy customers, but what to do now that you've got hundreds, or even thousands of pro
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen talk about the RPI3 CM project and Stephen throws down a design challenge!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker talk with Dave Rollinson of HEBI Robotics.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker talk with Sasha and Paige about high altitude balloons and the ValBal project.
Type: Podcasts
When we started MacroFab in 2013, we knew that electronics manufacturing was a challenge for many new hardware start-ups: Parker and I were coming fro
Type: Blog
Fiducials, also known as fids or fiducial marks, let pick and place machines know the orientation of your circuit board. Read why this is important now.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen have Josh from PolySync on the podcast to talk about self driving cars.
Type: Podcasts
Today, we rolled out a few new features and enhancements that you've asked us for over the past few months. With each major software update we try to
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen go over the design entrees for Stephen's design challenge!
Type: Podcasts
For most Kickstarter creators and small businesses, the best option is a cloud manufacturing company that also offers integrated fulfillment.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen talk about Stephen's Voltage Standard and in store Analytics.
Type: Podcasts
More compressor IoT work, calibrating the space echo, and Stephen "plays" his synth.
Type: Podcasts
Cloud-based manufacturing is revolutionizing PCB prototyping, making ordering your boards almost as easy as ordering a pizza.
Type: Blog
When it comes to the EDA world, there are as many ways to get manufacturing data out as there are tools. To make matters more difficult, many tools do
Type: Blog
Zapp and HyR0n of AND!XOR talk about #BadgeLife and Defcon.
Type: Podcasts
We're pleased to announce our next big feature release: support for multi-layer boards and customized PCB options. With this software update, you now
Type: Blog
Stephen learns that MIDI tutorials that are online only cover the basics and Parker has haunting vias.
Type: Podcasts
If you want to take the friction out of getting your products to customers, look for an integrated fulfillment partner that uses manufacturing APIs.
Type: Blog
With turnkey PCB manufacturing services, you can put 100% of your efforts into your business or project. You design it and we’ll take it from there.
Type: Blog
Manufacturing companies will continue to become more aligned with the needs of today’s new crop of inventors by removing the friction from the process.
Type: Blog
Benefits of cloud manufacturing include scalability, visibility, and quick turn around. Find out more from a leading electronics cloud manufacturer.
Type: Blog
Stephen gets his Synth's envelope working and Parker starts looking into Class D Amplifiers.
Type: Podcasts
Parker talks about his serialized RGB LED modules for pinball and Stephen's Synth under goes surgery.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab offers parts consignment to give our customers additional ways to manage their BOM. Read more about this in our short blog.
Type: Blog
On-demand manufacturing has a lot going for it. What can this technology do for your small business sourcing?
Type: Blog
Guest Joe Grand aka "Kingpin" discusses the beginnings of DEF CON electronic badges.
Type: Podcasts
You can finally find a PCB assembly service that has been built from the ground up to reduce costs and speed production timelines.
Type: Blog
Parker learns Python and OpenCV and Stephen gets silly with transformers.
Type: Podcasts
We set out to create a different type of PCB prototype company. We believe that there are genius thinkers among us and we want to make sure they succeed.
Type: Blog
Guests Ben Heckendorn and Chris Kraft discuss Spooky Pinball and the beginnings of 3D printers.
Type: Podcasts
Software supports the entire PCB assembly cycle delivering big advantages for designers including, lower costs, faster service, and greater transparency.
Type: Blog
Battery less Cellphones, Raspberry Pi Compute Modules, ENOBs, and a 100W USB Type C eval board!
Type: Podcasts
Contrary to what you may have heard, hardware prototyping can be reasonably priced, fast, and easy for even inexperienced designers.
Type: Blog
"In addition to keeping an eye on our pages, there are quite a few other manufacturing blogs we can recommend. Here are eight great sites to follow.
Type: Blog
If you are new to the world of manufacturing and you need a PCB prototype for your Kickstarter project or new business venture, you might have questions.
Type: Blog
Crowdfunding has created strong demand for low volume manufacturing, made in America, with quick turn -around times, and reasonable prices.
Type: Blog
Guests Scott and Eric of The Idea Tank Podcast join Parker and Stephen.
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen talk about roomba spy machines and counterfeit USB RS-232 cables.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen makes a peristaltic pump and Parker hacks his Jeeps turn signals for LEDs!
Type: Podcasts
The principles of Lean manufacturing offer helpful guidance for any type of commercial endeavor, no matter how big or small.
Type: Blog
Guest Joseph Broms talks about his experience in prototyping and designing his product ProtoBricks.
Type: Podcasts
The same forces that democratized book and music publishing are now at play in the world of prototyping manufacturing.
Type: Blog
We've expanded our House Parts to include single row pin headers.
Type: Blog
Fortunately for today’s inventors, there has been a move away from the old PCB assembly approach to a new more flexible and responsive model.
Type: Blog
Printed circuit board manufacturers have changed the way they operate to embrace modern and innovative approaches like the products they manufacture.
Type: Blog
Some Makers invent just for the joy of seeing their ideas come to life, but others have turned their inventions into successful business ventures.
Type: Blog
There’s a first time for everything, but first times can be tough. To help, we’ve put together this guide on getting from idea to PCB prototype.
Type: Blog
Life after Google Glass and the rise of Snap. While it is too early to predict what form wearable technology will take, the possibilities are endless.
Type: Blog
Guest Eddie Samuels joins Parker and Stephen to talk about Comma.ai and low noise regulators.
Type: Podcasts
The 7 best ways we've found to cut your PCB design time, reduce spins, and make life a lot easier on yourself. Enjoy and happy designing.
Type: Blog
Stephen finishes his Synth and jams some tunes!
Type: Podcasts
A new age is about to dawn for the manufacturing industry. Technologies related to the Internet of Things are paving the way for smart manufacturing.
Type: Blog
If you want to get the most out of your relationship, these are some questions that you really should ask every PCB assembly partner you consider.
Type: Blog
Modern manufacturing partners need to provide more than PCB manufacturing. That’s why the best partners offer turnkey PCB manufacturing in 6 steps.
Type: Blog
John Adams joins Parker and Stephen to discuss IoT Security, Crappy IoT Devices, and WS2812B LEDs.
Type: Podcasts
We’ve made some changes to the Product Fulfillment workflow.
Type: Blog
There’s no way to eliminate all waste, but Lean manufacturing tools and techniques can keep it to a minimum. Read our 8 Wastes of Lean MFG Blog now.
Type: Blog
Introducing MacroFab's new build planning tool for products.
Type: Blog
The new MacroFab dashboard enables you to quickly find out the status of PCB manufacturing, inventory, and fulfillment requests.
Type: Blog
The electronics manufacturing industry will soon be able to leverage 3D printing to change the way that products are built, tested, & delivered
Type: Blog
We’re always looking for new ways to make the PCB ordering process more efficient. Our system automatically analyzes the silkscreen, paste data, and....
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen just talk about Projects... Just Projects for 30 minutes.
Type: Podcasts
This week’s featured board comes from Matt, a BS/MS student in Electrical Engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen talk about fixing Motorcycles, new podcast gear, and fatbergs.
Type: Podcasts
Annika O'Brien joins Parker and Stephen in the MacroFab Variety Hour Podcast.
Type: Podcasts
We simplified the return process by building in an easy way to report issues and request returns within the MacroFab platform.
Type: Blog
We're attending the 4th annual Hardware House at WeWork Austin.
Type: Blog
Stephen and Parker talk about secret evil engineering lairs and LEDs that are as bright as the sun!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen finishes his project and Parker starts hacking his Jeep's wiring harness.
Type: Podcasts
During 2017, new technologies and ways of working will transform how products are brought to market and expand the ability to innovate.
Type: Blog
Distributed manufacturing decentralizes the materials and methods of fabrication by replacing much of the material supply chain with digital information.
Type: Blog
Our first meetup was a huge success! Looking forward to hosting these on the last Wednesday of every month.
Type: Blog
This week's featured PCB comes from Additive Robotics. It is an integrated interface for brushless DC (BLDC) motors.
Type: Blog
Parker butt splices his Jeep's wiring harness and Stephen brews some prison wine.
Type: Podcasts
This week’s Red Hot PCB is part of an effects pedal from Frana Effects and will be used to function a Fuzz pedal. Rock on!
Type: Blog
Chris Gammell of Contextual Electronics and The Amp Hour join Parker and Stephen for a second time!
Type: Podcasts
Mike Williams and Kaylan Smith join Parker and Stephen to talk about developer life at MacroFab.
Type: Podcasts
Red Hot PCB of the Week: Bucknell University helping students understand that seemingly simple systems on the outside can be quite complex on the inside.
Type: Blog
Stephen gives his thoughts on high volume through hole soldering.
Type: Podcasts
Red Hot PCB: Specdrums drumstick - an electronic device that will transform colors into sound by tapping on them.
Type: Blog
This week’s sizzling, red hot PCB goes to AND!XOR’s DEFCON 25 Indie Badge
Type: Blog
This week's Red Hot PCB features passive ICs, 4 15-pin D-Sub connectors and LEDs for an academic experiment that will track the movement of rats.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen talk about the kind of solder they like, fluxes, and AliOS.
Type: Podcasts
This week's Red Hot PCB comes from Eran and is an LED controller for Burning Man, bicycle lights or feather boas!
Type: Blog
Al Williams returns to talk about FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays) and how to get started.
Type: Podcasts
This week's featured PCB is fresh out of our assembly line and will be installed into windows to capture information about their wear and tear.
Type: Blog
Mike Williams co-hosts the podcast for the first time, IoT devices shutting down, and Tesla's new Truck
Type: Podcasts
Red Hot PCB: This cool MiniMe is an anniversary gift for the designer's wife and has an LED heart. She's one lucky lady!
Type: Blog
Arduino power usage, IoT Toilet paper, and the aftermath of the Science Museum project.
Type: Podcasts
This week's Red Hot PCB comes from Compressor Engineering (CECO) a Houston based company that specializes in compressor parts and repair.
Type: Blog
These beautiful boards from our assembly line are part of a product that simplifies indoor mapping and location to ID opportunities to reduce costs.
Type: Blog
The production of our 1,000th job is the latest in our team's recent achievements. Each job or panel can contain orders for 20 or more customers.
Type: Blog
This week's Red Hot PCB, out of our assembly line, is called Precedent Motion, from a company called Precedent Engineering and will be a smart version
Type: Blog
If American Football is a game of inches, the tolerance of the field, markings, and measuring devices must be lower than that.... right?
Type: Podcasts
This weeks Red Hot PCB features a design by Metiric that can monitor different materials used in building envelopes
Type: Blog
This post will be updated to notify everyone of our current status as it develops, related to Hurricane Harvey. Updated 8/31
Type: Blog
Contract electronics manufacturing is experiencing a revolution driven by cloud software targeting the low and mid-volume segments of the market.
Type: Blog
We’ve added usability enhancements, and simplified the BOM screen for a more streamlined experience and greater performance.
Type: Blog
We’ve made the manufacturing approval process more seamless with updates to our PCB and Placement screens.
Type: Blog
MacroFab announces the launch of our easier PCB Assembly Instant Quote Interface. Get quotes when you want them through our platform.
Type: Blog
MacroFab expands manufacturing services to Mexico, offering customers streamlined international production at globally competitive prices.
Type: Blog
This driver board for the iRat just came out of our assembly line. It's a tool for robotic neuroscience studies at the University of Queensland.
Type: Blog
This week's Red Hot PCB features a sensory data board designed by BTE Technologies whose mission is to enhance a healthier work environment.
Type: Blog
This weeks Red Hot PCB features Dixon Bayco's monitor boards that measure hazardous liquids to maintain safety operations within chemical facilities."
Type: Blog
This weeks Red Hot PCB was developed by Astrobotics for their goal to send payloads to the moon using planetary drones!
Type: Blog
Agustin Pelaez and Cameron Klotz of Ubidots talk about what is IoT and how to start an IoT Project.
Type: Podcasts
We are excited to launch updates to our platform, including high volume production pricing, 10-day turnaroun, and a sharper, more intuitive interface.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen are joined by Taylor Smith as they talk about Star Wars data storage and Rogue One.
Type: Podcasts
Houston Young Professionals & Entrepreneurs HYPE event brought together young professionals and entrepreneurs to engage in the diverse Houston communit
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen discuss using PCB materials for enclosures, distance sensing, and EDA tool updates.
Type: Podcasts
We’ve been making a lot of changes to maximize your experience in our platform. Here's what's new!
Type: Blog
Increased demand for passives, especially MLCCs, has resulted in market shortages. Find out more in MacroFab's short market review.
Type: Blog
Iris, Parker, and Stephen answer submitted questions from our listeners!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker talk about the DSO138 Oscilloscope and when external pullups should be used on MCUs.
Type: Podcasts
We proudly sponsored MakeHarvard 2018 - the first engineering hackathon at Harvard University. Here's a recap of the event.
Type: Blog
Stephen brings up alternative uses for assembly layers in PCB design and Parker uses OctoPrint!
Type: Podcasts
Announcing our MF employee of Q3. Our quarterly employee awards spotlight team members that are helping us grow.
Type: Blog
Guest Derek Brodeur discusses YouTube, Doppler Shift, Growing Microchips, and Doritos Dust.
Type: Podcasts
Toaster controllers, Hexa Precision, I2S Audio DACs, and Bagels.
Type: Podcasts
Parker talks about his latest engineering article and the Raspberry Pi CM PCB, and Stephen brings up geometry!
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab Roundup #18 features articles on FUZE Bluetooth, ceramic capacitors, choosing bypass capacitors, as well as MF platform updates and event info.
Type: Blog
Announcing MF employee of Q4! Employee of the quarter shows off our team and spotlights hard working individuals helping us grow.
Type: Blog
Guest John Teel talks about how to make new hardware projects more predictable for manufacturing.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen melts his brewery's SSR, Parker fixes his PCM5122 DAC, and Adventures in Autorouting.
Type: Podcasts
Parker reveals the results of the PCM5122 DAC testing and Stephens suffers the midi woes.
Type: Podcasts
AND!XOR comes to Texas to talk about #Badgelife, the craziness of DEFCON, and their new badge design.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen shows off his ribbon microphone created from scratch and Parker reveals the future of the PinHeck REV8 Platform.
Type: Podcasts
Slow/soft Start devices and circuits, Shark Fin sound effects, and Belt Buckle Badge Designs.
Type: Podcasts
Bruce doles out plenty of legal advice on owning your brand, owning your technology and establishing your FTO.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen learns how to draw designs in Fusion 360 and Parker gets his PCM5122 DAC to talk to an Arduino.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen hunts oscillations in the Serengeti while Parker watches out for danger noodles.
Type: Podcasts
Parker talks about revitalizing old projects, Stephen discusses all pass filters, and side entry into SMT pads.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen hacks an oscilloscope into a dynamic signal analyzer and Parker gets some verilog code to compile.
Type: Podcasts
Trey German is back! Military vehicles, free lance engineering, and flying make for an interesting podcast.
Type: Podcasts
Parker tries out the new Eagle 9 and Stephen fixes Jerry's Amp and talks about PCB ground configurations.
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen hang out and chat with Elecia White and Christopher White of the Embedded.FM podcast!
Type: Podcasts
Good, fast and cheap. Getting all three is impossible for many products, but when it comes to Kickstarter PCB fabrication, you really can have them all.
Type: Blog
When it comes to Kickstarter manufacturing, here are some key questions to ask about prototyping, inventory management, house parts, and more.
Type: Blog
MacroFab Software Developer Kaylan Smith discusses how she went from fine arts to software development and PCB workflow and just how connected they are.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen chat about the recent Nintendo Switch hack and Stephen moving to Colorado.
Type: Podcasts
Our Director of Operations delves into how he got into electronics manufacturing and why working at the Fab is where we bring the magic, every day.
Type: Blog
MacroFab Red Hot PCB features a 4 port USB charger allowing any USB-A compatible device to charge up to 2.7a. Charger includes LED wattmeter.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen examine an interesting mute circuit Stephen designed for his amplifier and the SN74LVC8T245.
Type: Podcasts
Parker talks with Brandon Satrom of Particle about the future of IoT and then design and prototype an IoT device.
Type: Podcasts
Announcing MacroFab's Q1 Employee of the Quarter! We appreciate our team and want the world to know it. Find out more about Jerry in this short blog.
Type: Blog
Between now and June 30, the first 500 customers to place a quote of $700 or more will get a discount of $50 off of their order. Learn more.
Type: Blog
Stephen is back! He calls in from Colorado to talk about his new occupation and how to read temperature thermistors.
Type: Podcasts
Tariffs being implemented by the US government in July of 2018 will add an overall expected cost of 3% to electronic assemblies made in the USA.
Type: Blog
Taylor discusses guiding customers through timelines and milestones to organization, planning and oversight of the High Volume Production Department.
Type: Blog
Our Engineering Tech, Ramon Torres shares his story about how he got into electronics and why he loves working at MacroFab.
Type: Blog
High volume electronics manufacturing requires careful planning and organization. Here are the top six stumbling blocks to timely production.
Type: Blog
Go from finalizing your PCB prototype to design validation testing all the way to mass production. Read our guide to know expectations at each stage.
Type: Blog
Welcome to the MacroFab 'Blink an LED' Challenge, sponsored Mouser Electronics. This design contest is all about blinking an LED or LEDs.
Type: Blog
Support for 10 to 16 layer PCBs have landed at MacroFab! Learn more about options for different PCB layers and try out the service today.
Type: Blog
Parker breaks down a Ford Climate Controlled Seat Module and Stephen has scope creep in his uTracer project.
Type: Podcasts
Our team continuously collaborates to roll out improvements that will give you the best manufacturing experience possible.
Type: Blog
Robert Keim joins Parker and Stephen to talk about Open Source Information and its impact on the EE community.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab's Manufacturing Platform Enables Custom PCB Board Thickness. Read our short blog on how to create custom board thicknesses.
Type: Blog
Stephen picks an enclosure for the uTracer project and Parker gets a new Jeep Grand Wagoneer.
Type: Podcasts
Here is a pre-order checklist for prototytypes to go through while preparing for manufacturing. Order with confidence with these tips!
Type: Blog
Chris Church talks about the potential impact on the Electronic Manufacturing industry by the latest Tariffs.
Type: Podcasts
Parker discusses his MEP SAO and finding unobtainium connectors for the Jeep while Stephen looks for version control.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker reminisce about building trebuchets and break down the A/C control module electrical schematic.
Type: Podcasts
Parker attended Particle's first ever Spectra Conference. Here's a recap of what he learned at the 2018 IoT event.
Type: Blog
Parker talks LED patterns on the MEP SAO, Stephen uses a CNC machine, and RadioShack returns?
Type: Podcasts
With 2018 coming to a close, lets take a look back and pull some highlights what MacroFab has done this year.
Type: Blog
Scott Swaaley joins Parker and Stephen to talk about power electronics, induction motors, and rewiring tall ships.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker announce the MacroFab Design Contest and discuss learning about FPGAs and the uTracer.
Type: Podcasts
Here at MacroFab, we are always striving to improve our service and capabilities we offer. Today we announce smaller Standard DRC Specifications!
Type: Blog
Parker modifies car parts and assembles the Thermal Detonator and Stephen starts working with STM32 microcontrollers.
Type: Podcasts
Scaling you PCBA into mass production can be challenging. We have tips and tricks to ease the transition from prototype forward.
Type: Blog
John Teel of Predictable Designs returns to the podcast to discuss designing for Injection Molded Enclosures for MFG.
Type: Podcasts
Parker opens the Wagon's chime module and Stephen finishes his uTracer project!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen creates a new blog and starts documenting his projects and Parker pitches a SDR based car radio.
Type: Podcasts
Traditional manufacturing methods can put engineering and purchasing on separate battling sides.
Type: Blog
Experience a new checkout process that gives you fewer steps to purchase; an updated address book and even greater transparency.
Type: Blog
Proper prototyping for product development can help your NPI get to market faster. Here are some guidelines to help ease this process.
Type: Blog
Parker makes small progress on the SDR Wagon Project and Stephen officially launches his new blog Analogeng.com.
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen discuss and choose the winner of the contest for the MEP Favorite Category!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker discuss removing broken taps and what to do about old forgotten projects.
Type: Podcasts
Parker gets strangled by Raspberry Pi and SDR cables and Stephen gets his Vox in a Box power supply ordered.
Type: Podcasts
James Lewis aka the Bald Engineer joins Parker and Stephen on a leap into the deep end on Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs)
Type: Podcasts
Misha Govshteyn and Chris Church join Parker and Stephen to discuss supply chain hardware and software security.
Type: Podcasts
Gene Frantz and Erik Welsh of Octavo Systems join the MEP to discuss how SiP components can benefit hardware designers.
Type: Podcasts
Zapp and Hyr0n of AND!XOR join Cr4bf04m and Bl1tz to talk about Badge Engineering and the Espressif ESP-32.
Type: Podcasts
We're celebrating three years of the MacroFab Electronics Podcasting. Over 300,000 downloads and 158 episodes.
Type: Blog
Stephen gives an in depth update to his Vox in a Box project! 100 Watts of Class D amplification!
Type: Podcasts
Derek Fronek and John Waidner discuss the FIRST FRC group the TechHOUNDS.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab experienced a record-breaking year in 2018, marked by aggressive growth in bookings and revenue.
Type: Blog
MacroFab, a Houston-based electronics manufacturer is excited to announce that board member, Misha Govshteyn has moved into a new role as Chief Executive O
Type: Blog
Today, May 10th, 2019, the United States Trade Representative has increased the import duties on Section 301 Tariff: List 3, covering Chinese Tariffs.
Type: Blog
Charlyn Gonda joins the MEP to discuss the shrinking divide between the software and hardware worlds.
Type: Podcasts
MacroFab's update on the electronic component industry's manufacturing production capacity in regards to passive components and MOSFETS for Q2 19
Type: Blog
Let’s examine the myths and facts about PCB Assembly and what to consider when switching your electronics contract manufacturer to MacroFab.
Type: Blog
Great news - we are reducing prices on PCBs for production orders by an average of 44%!
Type: Blog
Curious how to resolve issues you may be having with your PCB assembly process? Read our guide to see how MacroFab can help!
Type: Blog
Parker talks about his Embedded System Design process and Stephen explains his 20 band EQ design!
Type: Podcasts
We will discuss the differences between via in pad and traditional vias, when should you use via in pad, and how to design for it.
Type: Blog
Matt and Jeff of KINETIC join the podcast to discuss scaling up manufacturing of their IoT wearable.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen continues his march into madness with his 20 band EQ amplifier design.
Type: Podcasts
Do you have to deal with budget constraints or an aggressive timeline for you product? Read this guide to ensure you can still design for power safety!
Type: Blog
Welcome to the MacroFab 'Useless Machine' Challenge, sponsored Mouser Electronics.
Type: Blog
It may be hard to get the full attention of your CM thus it is important to recognize if your CM wants your business or might they ‘fire you’.
Type: Blog
How to Choose Your Contract Manufacturer: Innovative Tools Allow Engineers to Improve Delivery, Quality and Time. Read now!
Type: Blog
We have big news at MacroFab including Faster Lead Times and Elastic Factory Capacity. Read more.
Type: Blog
Our latest update makes KiCad easier than ever before to use. Find out how to use MacroFab's Cloud Manufacturing Service with KiCad.
Type: Blog
Manufacturing as a Service (MaaS) is changing pcba manufacturing the same way SaaS companies changed their industry. But what is it exactly?
Type: Blog
The competitive landscape for electronics systems dictates that new engineering designs must be differentiated in performance from other similar systems.
Type: Blog
Selecting a supplier that satisfies the objectives of both procurement and engineering dept is one of the most important decision of a products life.
Type: Blog
People new to the FCC and CE compliance process may find it daunting and cumbersome. This article is an excellent introduction to EMC compliance.
Type: Blog
The original part we use for the MF-LED-3228-RGB has been marked obsolete by the manufacturer. We have a new part to replace it.
Type: Blog
When navigating new business activities, your suppliers and partners should be integrated into your strategic sourcing and planning.
Type: Blog
Parker and Stephen discuss Chat GPT-3, a language processing AI system, and what it can mean for engineers and society.
Type: Podcasts
If you’re a supply chain professional, engineer or business owner this webinar will show you how you can access an agile digital platform that brings the
Type: Blog
Brandon Satrom is back to discuss the future of connected devices with Particle Mesh Networking.
Type: Podcasts
Magic smoke is produced by severe electrical over-stress of your circuits and components. Here are the main causes, and how to avoid them.
Type: Blog
On this episode, Josh Rozier joins Parker and Stephen to discuss if the "Force" is a force and Parsecs.
Type: Podcasts
Joanne Moretti and Philip Stoten explore elastic capacity in manufacturing and how AI-driven smart software can further enhance this elasticity.
Type: Blog
Today we have the contest results for the MacroFab Design Contest: Useless Machine Sponsored by Mouser Electronics! Thank you to our judges for there time!
Type: Blog
Manufacturing as a Service promises buyers faster quoting, frictionless purchasing and competitive pricing, but what’s in it for the manufacturers?
Type: Blog
Long term impact of the coronavirus is a moving target. Please continue to visit this page to get the latest updates as we learn more.
Type: Blog
New N. American manufacturing solutions are helping resolve issues and mitigate supply chain risks. Do you still need Chinese electronics manufacturing?
Type: Blog
A recent hardware startup survey from Hardware Club produced some interesting insights from entrepreneurial founders across the globe.
Type: Blog
The assumption Chinese manufacturing is the most cost-effective choice for labor is dated. The new choice is actually right next door.
Type: Blog
Electronics manufacturing has been relegated overseas due to old-school business practices. But economic realities are moving it back to North America.
Type: Blog
After designing and prototyping a system for proof of operation across all variances, the last milestone is to execute a successful production build.
Type: Blog
On May 12, we talked with Fictiv CEO, Dave Evans during a webinar hosted by industry journalist Philip Stoten about building supply chain resilience.
Type: Blog
We highlight two cases where companies used our factory network distribution to manage the challenges surrounding manufacturing in a global pandemic.
Type: Blog
Learn how to diversify your electronics supply chain through advanced planning. This short blog post will help you plan out a long-term strategy.
Type: Blog
Choreograph with your team and CM to achieve smooth electronics logistics planning. Our short blog will provide you tips and tricks.
Type: Blog
There are several procurement strategies that exist to reduce the recurring full factory costs (FFC) associated with manufacturing technical systems.
Type: Blog
The SuperMicro story--whether you believe it or not--is a warning that supply chain security is imperative. Are you prepared for a security attack?
Type: Blog
We co-hosted a webinar with Autodesk to discuss design for manufacturing practices that can eliminate multiple board re-spins and reduce design revisions.
Type: Blog
Ben and Chris come on the podcast to talk about the latest in 3D printing and humble luffas.
Type: Podcasts
A single key supply chain component shortage puts manufacturing in a line-down situation.
Type: Blog
Cliff Schecht of Reclaimed Audio discusses what it takes to repair and restore vintage audio gear.
Type: Podcasts
Parker wraps up his Wagon Chime Module and looks at USB Power Switches and Stephen covers his EQ build.
Type: Podcasts
We may be heading back to the future: Supply chain delays in 2021 are starting to look a lot like 2018. Find out how to minimize the impact now.
Type: Blog
We hold a strong belief that manufacturing should work as a cloud resource.
Type: Blog
As the holiday season quickly approaches, we wanted to provide an update on what you can expect through the end of 2020 and into the first quarter of 2021.
Type: Blog
Stephen looks to resurrect the ribbon microphone project and of course Parker scope creeps it.
Type: Podcasts
The Venti-Q gets nears completion, USB Type-C example circuit completed, and EE interview topics.
Type: Podcasts
Jason Cerundolo joins Parker and Stephen to discuss testing and evaluation of the USB Type-C PD spec.
Type: Podcasts
Come celebrate the third anniversary of the MEP as Parker and Stephen discuss a potential video game.
Type: Podcasts
Al Williams returns to the podcast to discuss FPGA documentation and meat balloons.
Type: Podcasts
Parker gives an update on his Prop Dev Stick Type-C and Stephen designs a tonestack based on the LND150.
Type: Podcasts
Christopher Howell of OpenEVSE discusses open source electric vehicle charging stations and J1772.
Type: Podcasts
Parker finds his lithium charger IC and Stephen works on the 2nd longest running project on the MEP!
Type: Podcasts
It is difficult to protect each key signal from all noise intrusions, but this must be done to design an effective PCB assembly.
Type: Blog
Don't let poor collaboration cost you market share and revenue.
Type: eBooks & Guides
Phil Bresnahan of Smartfin joins the podcast to discuss the research of ocean data collection sensors.
Type: Podcasts
Dillon Nichols comes on the podcast to discuss his home automation techniques and projects.
Type: Podcasts
Ken and Chip Gracey of Parallax Inc discuss the journey of Integrated Circuit Development.
Type: Podcasts
Benjamin Heckendorn rejoins the podcast to discuss Pinball Hardware and Text Adventure Games.
Type: Podcasts
Kevin Beller discusses his history with Seymour Duncan and how an engineer sells a creative idea.
Type: Podcasts
Parker takes a look at some potential high temperature smart LEDs and Stephen rebuilds an amplifier.
Type: Podcasts
I/O expanders verse cheap shift registers, leaking electronics, and better datasheets.
Type: Podcasts
Danny Rankin of University of Colorado Boulder joins the podcast to discuss the Atlas Institute.
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen talk about the Chinese Tariff increase and 3D printing out of phase music recording.
Type: Podcasts
Parker explains the DOOM SAO and Stephen implements a Gyrator for the MacroAmp!
Type: Podcasts
Josh Rozier returns to talk about designing and building custom audio transformers.
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen discuss the new MacroFab Engineering Podcast Design Contest: Useless Machines. Thanks Mouser!
Type: Podcasts
Nick Chelyapov joins Parker and Stephen to get nitty gritty with the Bitty, the pocket drum machine.
Type: Podcasts
Will the Rebel Codebreakers be able to emerge victorious against the Empire, or will they succumb to the overwhelming power of the Empire? Tune in!
Type: Podcasts
Parker gets test results from his APA-102C experiments and Stephen wraps up REV2 of the MacroAmp!
Type: Podcasts
Josh Rozier starts his design of a power transformer, the DOOM SAO gets more code, and the MacroAmp is 90% done!
Type: Podcasts
Mach 3 Cheeseburgers, Simulations for the PinoTaur mosfet drivers, and more on this episode of the MacroFab Podcast.
Type: Podcasts
Chrissy Meyer’s invests in deeply technical teams that are solving problems in robotics, hardware, industrial automation, AI, and machine learning.
Type: Podcasts
Greg Paulsen is the leader of the Application Engineering team at Xometry and plays a vital role in vetting new technologies and materials.
Type: Podcasts
Gerard Hayes and Shruthi Soora discuss the mission of The Wireless Research Center and FCC Pre-Cert Testing.
Type: Podcasts
Zapp Brannigan returns on the podcast to discuss the latest in AND!XOR #Badgelife Design Elements!
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen gear up for DefCon 27 and discuss how custom transformers can change design philosophy.
Type: Podcasts
The KINGPIN returns after two years to discuss off-shore versus on-shore manufacturing, Tariffs and Chinese Customs, and Defcon Badge designs.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen's non analog projects starts! He is designing a Fermentation Controller for brewing. There is also a proposed Community project!
Type: Podcasts
Mike Geyer of Fictiv joins Parker and Stephen to discuss the State of Hardware Report, Tariff Engineering, the Production Gap, and Lean Manufacturing.
Type: Podcasts
The Useless Machine contest has just closed. Thank you Mouser for sponsoring our contest and our judges! The Podcast Favorite gets chosen!
Type: Podcasts
Jeff Garoon joins Parker and Stephen to discuss the design, testing, and regulations of creating low volume Industrial IoT devices.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen's finally upgrades his toolkit to include a Digital Logic Analyzer and Parker repairs a Tigershark. Don't worry it's not a real shark.
Type: Podcasts
Daniel Hienzsch of Rheingold Heavy and Manufacturing Reports joins Parker and Stephen to discuss PCB manufacturing and low cost vendor choices.
Type: Podcasts
Parker's repair of the Tigershark seems to be working fine and Stephen learns how to read a Digital Datasheet. Also, only 8 more episodes before 200!
Type: Podcasts
Matthew Prater joins Parker and Stephen to discuss his student's innovation projects and antimatter positrons.
Type: Podcasts
Jeri Ellsworth joins the podcast to discuss the development of Augmented Reality technology and the process of bringing consumer devices to market.
Type: Podcasts
Charlie Garcia and Luka Govedič come onto the podcast to discuss being rocket scientists and the MIT Rocket Team's History, Goals, and Future.
Type: Podcasts
Ivan Quiroz and Suzana Jankuloska of KEMET join the podcast to discuss the inner workings of Electrolytic Capacitors and reading Datasheets.
Type: Podcasts
Greg Paulsen of Xometry rejoins the podcast to discuss the specifications, designing for scale, and design considerations for 3D Printing technologies.
Type: Podcasts
It has been a couple weeks since a Parker and Stephen episode but they didn't get any electronic projects done! Somehow 1 hour of audio still exists.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen and Parker discuss Equalizers for High Voltage signal paths and ultra rare Atari 2600 Hardware. Also, what is the Apple H1 Chip?
Type: Podcasts
Do not adjust your podcast broadcast device. What you are hearing is a rotary alarm system. This siren denotes the beginning of episode 200!
Type: Podcasts
How easy is it to make a retro gaming console? Stephen breaks down his design and build criteria that involves no custom PCBs.
Type: Podcasts
Where do your electrical components manufactured? Parker explores the mysteries of Country Of Origins for components and Stephen Ti Webenches a SMPS.
Type: Podcasts
David Gunness of Fulcrum Acoustic joins the podcast to discuss Passive Cardioid Technology, Coaxial Speakers, and manufacturing with wood.
Type: Podcasts
Josh Rozier and Hyr0n join Parker and Stephen to talk about the latest Star Wars lore, technology, and media! Star Wars HeathKits and The Mandalorian.
Type: Podcasts
Lets bring in the new 2020 year with a MacroFab platform update for PCB Specifications and Hellhound preamps! Thanks to all our listeners and guests!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen learns to read erased IC part numbers, buys an Amazon Resistor Kits, and discusses Analog Comparators while Parker unbends tubing to bend it.
Type: Podcasts
Parker's pinball platform, PinoTaur Revision 2, goes into testing and Stephen continues his journey to simulate the known analog universe.
Type: Podcasts
Brian Kaczynski of Second Sound joins the podcast to discuss Frequency Detection, Integrated Circuit layout, and buying yourself more bits with code.
Type: Podcasts
How do you remove flux and what to watch out for when you are cleaning your PCB assemblies? Parker and Stephen go in depth on this episode of the MEP.
Type: Podcasts
Kyle Dumont and Valentina Toll Villagra join the podcast to discuss Allspice.io and the future of git design workflow for hardware engineers.
Type: Podcasts
Patrick Traynor and Christian Peeters join Parker and Stephen to discuss detecting Credit Card Skimming devices and the Skim Reaper device.
Type: Podcasts
Chris Church returns to the podcast to discuss the recent outbreak of COVID-19 or Coronavirus in China and how it is impacting Electronics MFGing.
Type: Podcasts
Learning Autodesk Fusion, Braze it 420, and Stephen's CNC machine rise from its disassembled grave on this weeks episode of the podcast.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen's rebuild of the CNC is getting close to being completed but first he needs to modify his gantry carriage for the new water cooled spindle!
Type: Podcasts
Why are all Python PDF creator modules just terrible to work with? Does anyone have one they like? Help me. Oh and Stephen's CNC machine is moving!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen solves his VFD EMC problem and surfaces the spill board on the CNC machine. Parker starts working on Zebra Printers and learning ZPL and JS.
Type: Podcasts
What separates good documentation from bad and which kind of application notes do you like? Also, Ancient Chinese Semiconductor 7-segment drivers!
Type: Podcasts
Datasheets are usually an engineer's friend. However, Stephen finds that his rotary switch's datasheets do not match the physical device.
Type: Podcasts
Is Molex or JST the new Xerox for Electrical Engineers? Stephen explores this while trying to find that elusive JST style battery connector.
Type: Podcasts
Josh Rozier returns for the 5th time on the podcast which might be some kind of record. This time Josh talks about his beginnings in laying out PCBs.
Type: Podcasts
James Lewis is back to discuss testing and validating your new PCB Assembly design and what to look for in electronic lab equipment.
Type: Podcasts
The IdeaTank hosts, Scott Hansen and Eric Benzenhoefer, are back to share their million dollar ideas for free! Totally free. No strings attached.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen adventures into thermal testing of oscillators and analog circuits while Parker gets greasy with timing chains on the Wagon.
Type: Podcasts
Are rules of thumb obsolete? Validate your thumbs on this episode of the MacroFab Engineering Podcast while Parker discusses progress on the brewery!
Type: Podcasts
Al Williams returns to the podcast for the fourth time! This time to discuss the importance of circuit simulation and what it can teach engineers.
Type: Podcasts
Eli Hughes of Tzero Brew joins the podcast to discuss the research and development of the Ultrasonic Tzero Fermentation Sensor.
Type: Podcasts
William Mathewson of WMD joins Parker and Stephen to discuss what is was like starting a hardware manufacturing business and is hardware hard?
Type: Podcasts
The Brewery LIVES! Parker turns on his electric brewery for the first time! Tips and tricks about homebrewing on this episode of the MacroFab Podcast!
Type: Podcasts
What is your EDA Tool workflow? Where do you start with a new design? When is it O.K. to rely on another part footprint? Are JEDEC standards fine?
Type: Podcasts
Danny Rankin, an instructor at the University of Colorado Boulder, returns to the podcast to discuss education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Type: Podcasts
Parker discusses his latest project. An electronic device to ensure his pet cat does not become a chonker. A lawd its processing!
Type: Podcasts
The bagel pin is back! Parker and Stephen discuss if it is possible to make the Cat Feeder Unreminder with the famous bagel pin IC, the PT8A2514APE.
Type: Podcasts
One week from start to finish on a product? Stephen explains his latest project at WMD for improving testing and calibration routines, the Sub Volt!
Type: Podcasts
Parker's Cat Feeder Unreminder now has a parts list! Listen as Parker explains his electrical component choices and Stephen discusses CNC upgrades.
Type: Podcasts
Is lead forming components a lost art? What specifications of a solar panel is important for an embedded system? Find out more on this weeks episode!
Type: Podcasts
High voltage and low current measuring got you down? Stephen looks into how he is going to measure the specifications for his tubes.
Type: Podcasts
Hyr0n and Zapp are back! This time to discuss Firmware Stacks, Real Time Operating Systems, and more #Badgelife shenanigans.
Type: Podcasts
Need to find a transformer for your product design? Stephen goes through the process of getting a custom transformer manufactured for a new product!
Type: Podcasts
Do you get a warm, fuzzy feeling inside you when you find that exact electrical part you are looking for? If so, come listen to this podcast!
Type: Podcasts
The history banana connectors with Stephen! Then Parker brings up Elon Musk's Neuralink Implant for happy pigs and why projects take forever.
Type: Podcasts
How do you know if an electrical component is inexpensive? When it says "Cost Effective" as a main bullet point on the datasheet!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen deeps dives into schematics and connectors this week by asking what is the best way to draw symbols for connectors on schematics? Net Names!
Type: Podcasts
Chris Carter joins Parker and Stephen to discuss Design for Manufacturing for PCB Assemblies. Part one of a series of podcasts!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen finally gets a license for the Eagle EDA Tool but not for the reasons you would expect! Also, sheet metal design and IoT device security!
Type: Podcasts
Will graphene allow us to transcend to the next level of existence with free energy? Parker and Stephen discuss limitless power and the iPhone 12.
Type: Podcasts
There is a new regulatory stamp in town now. Brexit has spurred the formation of the UKCA mark to replace the CE mark in the Queen's land.
Type: Podcasts
Revitalizing older products for next gen manufacturing can be tough. Does updating the design alter the spirit of the original? Oh and Tariffs.
Type: Podcasts
Parker's pinball controller has gone gold! Revision 3 is being fabricated! Stephen then explores the softness factor of diodes and the SSPS returns?
Type: Podcasts
Stephen debarks into the cold void that is linux. Will he survive the frozen sudo tundra? Adventures in Rapsberry Pis and Wiring Hardness designs!
Type: Podcasts
Is this the coolest* electrical engineering podcast ever? Parker and Stephen think so. Synth Repair, floating IC pins, and wiring harness drawings.
Type: Podcasts
PCB serial numbering? Parker and Stephen cover their thoughts on applying a unique identifier to PCBs in production for inventory and testing control.
Type: Podcasts
Senior Product Manager for ECAD in Autodesk Fusion 360, Ben Jordan, joins Stephen and Parker to discus the future of ECAD, Eagle, Autodesk, and PCBs.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Parker sifts through marketing gimmicks for component ratings and Stephen discusses dual rail power supply designs.
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Josh Rozier joins to discuss Star Wars. Is the force a glitch in the Matrix? How much energy does it take to vaporize a Jawa?
Type: Podcasts
What is the worst thing about the Analog Devices and Linear Technologies merger? The incompatible color schemes of course.
Type: Podcasts
Does anyone actually use the metric sizing for chip components? The ole' 0603 metric and 0201 imperial chip component switcheroo on this episode.
Type: Podcasts
COVID-19 Conspiracies! How will the governments liquid electronic vaccine protect you from the virus. Also, LNY supply chain disruptions and tariffs.
Type: Podcasts
Are engineers the non-believers of the world? Can Solar Freaking Roadways convert Stephen and Parker to be believers in a Tron like future?
Type: Podcasts
Meta data for electronic components? Stephen talks about categorizing components to make it easier to get to that part that you really need.
Type: Podcasts
Designing a new product but worried about all these component shortages and increasing lead times? This week, Parker discusses designing around this.
Type: Podcasts
Stephen gives the MEP an introduction on Flex and Rigid-Flex PCB assemblies while Parker looks at an automotive Analog Devices application note.
Type: Podcasts
This week on the MacroFab Hoarders Podcast, Chris Carter returns to discuss Supply Chain Safety for different levels of project scopes.
Type: Podcasts
Chip and component shortages continue! This week's episode covers Ford and GM automotive supply chain problems and EMMC wear chips for Tesla cars.
Type: Podcasts
Parker and Stephen discover new EDA tool features in both Eagle and Diptrace! The Auto industry is now waking up to a new tech order of the world.
Type: Podcasts
Design for Testing means enabling your product to be tested easier or quicker. But what about the documentation and implementation of the testing?
Type: Podcasts
Components for PCB Assembly are getting unimaginably smaller. What PCB design specifications do you consider when using the smallest of components.
Type: Podcasts
Controlling PCB costs of your next product is all about avoiding the extremes of the manufacturing specifications. Don't let your EDA tool fool you!
Type: Podcasts
Is there a statue of limitations on open source hardware projects? This week, Stephen and Parker dive into what open source means for both of them.
Type: Podcasts
A light at the end of the Supply Chain tunnel? IC manufacturers are spinning up new fabs in the United States but are they going to solve the crisis?
Type: Podcasts
What is the Right to Repair and what could be the impacts for electrical engineers, designers, contract manufactures and component suppliers.
Type: Podcasts
Hyron and Zapp from the AND!XOR group joins the podcast this week to continue the discussion on the Right to Repair and Non Fungible Tokens.
Type: Podcasts
The PinoTaur has reached production status but not without supply chain issues..OF COURSE! Bonus discussion about thermal management for PCBA.
Type: Podcasts
What are the common Design Rule Check errors that Parker and Stephen see as Contract Manufacturers? Are these DRC errors the ones that you run into?
Type: Podcasts
How do you record and implement bodges and changes to your PCB layout? All at once or as you find them in your design? Parker and Stephen discuss.
Type: Podcasts
Are Stephen's LM338 regulators fake? Parker uses X-Ray vision to find out the answer! This and an Adventure in Plastic Injection Molding this week.
Type: Podcasts
Measuring clock drift. What is a good way to automate measuring this? This and more in this project update heavy podcast episode!
Type: Podcasts
Ted Pawela, Altium's Chief Ecosystem Officer, joins the podcast with Chris Church to discuss Altium's participation in MacroFab's recent fundraising.
Type: Podcasts
Need to brush up that resume or are you a fresh engineer graduate looking for your first job? This podcast episode is full of stuff you wanna hear!
Type: Podcasts
Right to Repair is going global and Stephen might have solved his injection molded component's void by tweaking the mold design.
Type: Podcasts
Through hole assembly for PCBs might be great for low volume prototypes but how do you scale up that process? What design considerations are needed?
Type: Podcasts
The print function of a programming language. Used by engineers everywhere as a universal debugging tool. Is there a better way maybe... but nah.
Type: Podcasts
A custom, open source, DIY multimeter? Parker and Stephen go down the rabbit hole of putting down design requirements and what open source means.
Type: Podcasts
A decade after graduating college, Stephen finally did a differential equation for his job! That is some real engineering I tell you what.
Type: Podcasts
Is grinding out math problems just busy work? Is the current state of Math class curriculum hampering the real life deployment of engineering skills?
Type: Podcasts
Earlier this year the FTC released a report on the current status quo of repairing manufactured items. Stephen and Parker break down this report!
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, Stephen talks about his new bias test system hardware and software. The bias test system is a purpose built test hardware system!
Type: Podcasts
On this episode, there are some AND!XOR hints for DC29 and we discuss the difference between PCB DRC specifications for clearance and creepage.
Type: Podcasts
Texas Instrument SOIC package oddities? Has Stephen unearthed some counterfeit components or is it just a new manufacturing process from TI?
Type: Podcasts
Leaded verse non-leaded surface mount packages? What should engineers choose when designing a product? We go deep into a PCBA cost comparison!
Type: Podcasts
Stephen starts to finialize the hardware of his tube amp bias test system and Parker looks into Jiva Materials, a new type of PCB substrate.
Type: Podcasts
Scott Hinson of Pecan Street Inc. joins Parker and Stephen to discuss the most important of topics. Is its Pa-kawn or Pee-can?
Type: Podcasts
Tom Anderson joins Parker and Stephen to discuss metrology and how taking measurements relate to electrical engineering and product design.
Type: Podcasts
Ethernet vs USB? Which is better for communicating and automating test equipment and devices? Is it easy to implement Ethernet on an embedded system?
Type: Podcasts
DFM, DFT, DFA? What does it all mean to product designers and engineers? Stephen and Parker cover what Designing For really means.
Type: Podcasts
No, but come listen to Scott and Eric of the Ideatank Podcast and your hosts Parker and Stephen talk about ideas that can possibly do so!
Type: Podcasts
Derek Fronek is a current engineering student at Purdue University. We dive into how education has changed with COVID and a decade of automation.
Type: Podcasts
Ben Heckendorn and Chris Kraft rejoin the podcast to discuss if Open Source Hardware has run its course or is the dream still alive in our souls.
Type: Podcasts
This week's topics are: Porsche's Synthetic Gasoline, Record Chip Manufacturing Sales for the year 2022, and the Raspberry_Pi Social Media Firestorm.
Type: Podcasts
SMD vs NSMD: Should you use a solder mask-defined pad or a non-solder mask-defined pad?
Type: Blog
Take advantage of faster lead times for PCB assembly and full system integration through our network of more than 70 factories ready to take your job
Type: Page
Keep your projects on track with MacroFab’s strategic sourcing options and scalable North American manufacturing network.
Type: Page
We discuss bypass capacitors and their role in preventing noise and voltage glitches on power supply rails.
Type: Blog
An AVR MCU example board using the Tag-Connect TC2030 cable for programming.
Type: Blog
Engineers must continually seek out new options and keep up with market changes. Take note of these six trends within the electronics industry.
Type: Blog
By default Eagle does not allow you to change the font on symbols for parts. Here's a quick ULP script that copies the pin names on the symbol.
Type: Blog
Plated slots are non-circular in shape and can accept pins with less open space to solder. Find out when you should use them over plated through-holes.
Type: Blog
What lore have you discovered in component datasheets? On this episode, Parker talks about how he picks electrical components and risk management.
Type: Podcasts
This article will discuss the process of adding part libraries and DRC rule files to Diptrace.
Type: Blog
This article will discuss the process of adding part libraries and DRC rule files to KiCad.
Type: Blog
Mounting holes are useful for attaching PCBs to enclosures and other flat surfaces. Here are some things to watch out for when using them.
Type: Blog
Cloud Manufacturing adds agility to the electronics industry, keeping production lean and costs low while increasing flexibility.
Type: Blog
Did you know that MacroFab's PCB Assembly supports plated and non-plated PCB cut outs, slots, and routes? Our blog offers many visual examples.
Type: Blog
Develop and build a programming fixture or jig. This is a great way to simplify testing. Our short blog offers up lots of examples.
Type: Blog
An introduction into pogo pin programming cables and their usefulness in prototyping and low volume manufacturing using Tag-Connect cables.
Type: Blog
In this post we will discuss methods of routing traces from BGA footprints and how to determine the necessary layer count of your board.
Type: Blog
This is the completed fixture with the 3D printed standoff attached.
Type: Blog
The last article and this one should be able to get a EFM8 project up and running with the bare minimal hardware and code.
Type: Blog
Silkscreen over component pads can lead to solder flow issues and result in a bad joint. Find out how to avoid this issue
Type: Blog
Minimize undesirable parasitic effects occurring with high-speed signals.
Type: Blog
It’s taken more than two years for supply chains to go back to normal, and even now, some industries continue to struggle as zero-COVID policies continue.
Type: Blog
When picking trace widths to route a PCB, there are rules and guidelines to inform the value of the trace width.
Type: Blog
Cutting costs on a final product with off-the-shelf custom enclosures and design considerations, including plastic vs. metal, customization, and more.
Type: Blog
Production testing set up for PCM5122 Audio DAC featuring pogo pins, I2C Audio, manufacturing jigs, surface mounted fixtures, and more.
Type: Blog
Lead EE Parker discusses part selection when it comes to via tenting and non tented via tenting, which is a type of solder mask on surface mounted PCBs.
Type: Blog
How to use Part Attribute in Eagle. Take advantage of the Part Attribute system in Eagle for easier labeling.
Type: Blog
Trace impedance is the sum of all the resistance and reactance components of an electrical signal path. Know when impedance control is vital for PCBAs.
Type: Blog
Prototyping with Arduino? Learn how to integrate the Arduino Platform into your next product directly with all the key parts explained.
Type: Blog
We cover the different ways of programming PCB assemblies during production. Learn the pros and cons of each method in this short blog.
Type: Blog
The advance of IoT devices & light weight embedded OS environments have created a need for more intricate ways to shutdown your devices.
Type: Blog
Designing footprint files for diodes requires clear orientation marks. Learn what to do and when you can break footprint rules in this blog post.
Type: Blog
Marking electrolytic capacitors correctly & understanding capacitor symbols on your PCB to help avoid issues with manufacturing.
Type: Blog
Today we have an update to our MicroUSB-RIGHT connector in the Eagle MF-Connectors Library. We changed the footprint to reduce DRC errors!
Type: Blog
This article will cover the hardware aspect of using the EFM8 series of microcontrollers from Silicon Labs.
Type: Blog
The PCM5122 Audio DAC that Parker designed gets tested to see which passive part load our will go to production!
Type: Blog
Companies looking to increase the agility, productivity, and resilience of their electronics supply chains can do so with local and regional vendors.
Type: Blog
How low can the power consumption of the Cat Feeder Unreminder go? Parker and Stephen discuss leakage current on this episode of the podcast!
Type: Podcasts
In a world where disasters occur more frequently and cause more damage, businesses are rethinking how to make global value chains robust.
Type: Blog
We’ll cover three ways organizations can obtain production capacity in the US and why working with CMs is the most cost- effective way to reshore.
Type: Blog
Before sending your final design files to the CM for PCB manufacturing, check out these useful tips and final steps.
Type: Blog
Funding increases total raised to $82M; accelerates transition to cloud manufacturing for supply chain nearshoring, resilience & agility.
Type: News
Taking an idea from conception to production is easy with our step-by-step guide. This manual provides the most important information you should know.
Type: eBooks & Guides
Will this podcast hold together? Or will the tig welder that Stephen is modifying tear the podcast apart at the seams? Only 555 timers can save us!
Type: Podcasts
Why is there such a disconnect between component datasheet drawings and EDA footprint layout tools? Stephen and Parker dive into this on this podcast.
Type: Podcasts
Trade wars and ongoing COVID-related issues continue to lead North American electronics manufacturers to look for regional alternatives for PCB assembly.
Type: Blog
In this post, we’ll cover the three leading reasons why companies are reshoring electronics production.
Type: Blog
Build better habits and achieve better results by reexamining the complicated process of designing and manufacturing PCBAs.
Type: eBooks & Guides
The global trade in counterfeit is worth up to $1 trillion annually, with electronics accounting for a significant portion of that figure.
Type: Blog
Nearshoring may play a crucial role in the speed and effectiveness of a business’s technological innovations.
Type: Blog
This week we are talking about Breadboards. Is breadboarding a circuit or design still applicable in today's SMT component dominated world?
Type: Podcasts
Inside, you'll find five helpful graphs that will give you a clear understanding of the current trends and advantages of reshoring.
Type: eBooks & Guides
Using a DRC (design rule check) will automatically review design decisions and flag issues. This can save time and headaches.
Type: Blog
When reshoring is planned carefully and approached correctly, it can be seamless. To that end, here are the five steps to reshoring a successful project.
Type: Blog
The Supporting American Printed Circuit Boards Act aims to provide incentives and funding for domestic PCB manufacturing and research.
Type: eBooks & Guides
MacroFab's Misha Govshteyn and Chris Church check in with Parker and Stephen to give his take on supply chains, nearshoring and reshoring.
Type: Podcasts
AI and ChatGPT have been in the news about how it will change world views or will it be relegated, making sure NPCs in video games don’t repeat dialog?
Type: Podcasts
In the last SSPS design blog post we discussed using the OPA541 high powered opamp in the output section of the SSPS.
Type: Blog
After adding feature after feature that we would like to see in a power supply, the initial design ended up being anything from simple.
Type: Blog
We've created the first functioning prototype of the super simple power supply and will see some initial performance tests.
Type: Blog
Except for uncertainty, almost nothing is guaranteed in 2023. Here’s what we do know.
Type: Blog
Technological advancements now allow us to rethink our approach to energy, with myriad benefits for individuals, businesses, and society as a whole.
Type: eBooks & Guides
MacroFab events, tradeshows and more to learn how our people and services can help solve your engineering and supply chain problems.
Type: Page
We're thrilled to invite you to experience MacroFab's new state-of-the-art facility, where innovation and precision merge in one beautiful space.
Type: Events
The global semiconductor industry is poised for a decade of expansion and is expected to be worth $1 trillion by 2030, up from $600 billion in 2021.
Type: Blog
In times of economic uncertainty, it is more important than ever for OEMs to adopt resilient practices to weather the coming storm.
Type: Blog
Each type of waste can inflate business expenses and make a negative impact on your company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reputation.
Type: Blog
Learn more about the benefits of working with MacroFab from our current factory partner. Don't miss out on this winning partnership.
Type: Videos
Here's how MacroFab collaborated with a skilled factory partner to successfully complete a challenging project.
Type: Videos
Votronics Premier, our current factory partner, rates us 12 out of 10 on our recommendation value.
Type: Videos
Learn why one of our factory partners loves our CAM and modeling data, and why he feels MacroFab's work instructions make his company's job easier.
Type: Videos
In this video, factory partner Clint Cooley explains how their MacroFab factory partnership enables them to scale, grow, and work efficiently.
Type: Videos
Listen to current factory partner Clint Cooley describe his revolutionary experience with MacroFab.
Type: Videos
Hear current factory partner Clint Cooley explain why partnering with MacroFab improves business performance for small PCBA manufacturers.
Type: Videos
Factory partner Cint Cooley feels the MacroFab dashboard leads to better products for customers and better job understanding for factory partners.
Type: Videos
Find out how MacroFab project managers helped one factory partner achieve a superb project result and exceed customer expectations.
Type: Videos
Type: Videos
Discover how a MacroFab factory partnership empowered one company to expand its technical capabilities, improve its workforce, and purchase new equipment.
Type: Videos
Votronics Premier factory partner Clint Cooley discusses how the MacroFab partner program has helped his company.
Type: Videos
Sales engineer Francisco Luna explains how the MacroFab platform provides engineers with flexibility and faster design, tool, and process validation.
Type: Videos
Prevent your electronics production from stalling in today's supply chain environment with a step-by-step process to minimize supply chain risk.
Type: Videos
Sales engineer Francisco Luna explains the MacroFab platform and the required files to begin the order process.
Type: Videos
Francisco Luna discusses the top issues that can derail PCBA projects, including supply chain issues that lead engineers to redesign products.
Type: Videos
The MacroFab technology platform provides superior visibility and flexibility to solve today's most common supply chain issues.
Type: Videos
MacroFab offers instant feedback on your BoM and component availability so that you can get an accurate quote faster.
Type: Videos
While silos work for farm products, they don’t always work for electronics manufacturing. Companies have been working to break down the silo mentality.
Type: eBooks & Guides
They may be known for being electrical engineers but on this episode, Parker and Stephen dig into the more mechanical aspects of their current projects
Type: Podcasts
Tiny Machine Learning combines reduced and optimized machine learning applications that require hardware, system, and software components.
Type: Blog
High-speed RF signals, for use in radios, need special attention to higher-order electrical engineering principles.
Type: Blog
It is crucial to understand the differences between forward bias and reverse bias operations to choose the best diode for a particular application.
Type: Blog
Exports from mainland China, Japan, and South Korea have softened in recent years. Global electronics exports from these countries showed no growth.
Type: Blog
Nearshoring to Mexico is an ideal choice for most North-American companies that need volume PCBA manufacturing.
Type: Blog
Rigid-flex PCBs use both rigid and flexible substrates, enabling the electronic engineer to connect multiple layers of flexible and printed subcircuits.
Type: Blog
Even though the CHIPS Act will funnel tens of billions of dollars into semiconductor factory construction, new domestic fabs won’t solve every problem.
Type: Blog
Discussion on PCBA parts and the impact on electronic builds. MacroFab has managed a zero percent failure rate for nonconformity or counterfeit parts.
Type: Videos
Cody Endlich, MacroFab’s head of strategic sourcing, explains why working with a trusted partner can be key to success in open-market component purchases.
Type: Videos
MacroFab's head of strategic sourcing Cody Endlich explains how counterfeiters create fake parts, and the risks they pose to your business and your builds.
Type: Videos
MacroFab's head of strategic sourcing Cody Endlich discusses counterfeit part avoidance, and the risks thos parts pose to the economy and American jobs.
Type: Videos
How do you shop for automated electronic assembly machines that cost upwards of a quarter million dollars?
Type: Podcasts
As a result of the recently passed CHIPS Act, a new generation of domestic chip factories will flourish from New York to Texas.
Type: Blog
This infographic provides information on the various reasons why companies worldwide are reconsidering their supply chains.
Type: eBooks & Guides
Manage your PCB design, find components, receive real-time quotes, and order custom printed circuit board assemblies completely online.
Type: Page
Relay manufactures hate this one simple trick that makes your “sealed” relays last longer! Except TE connectivity who has an note about this relay feature.
Type: Podcasts
Transportation expenses, geopolitical factors, and the narrowing labor cost have caused companies to consider moving operations to North America.
Type: Blog
Reshoring offers a solution to persistent problems of instability, lending companies the resilience needed to succeed now and into the future.
Type: Blog
Despite the challenges posed by global supply chains, sales of new robots still grew slightly at 0.5%, with 384,000 units shipped globally in 2020.
Type: Blog
Stephen is on the hunt for the next step in his electrical engineering career and shares the shifts in the industry and what employers are looking for.
Type: Podcasts
Streamlined Electronics Manufacturing Starts Here: Bring your products to market faster with improved quality and efficiency. Get started today!
Type: Page
With technological advances and changing market trends, there has been a growing movement towards silicon carbide (SiC) and system-on-a-chip (SoC) designs.
Type: Blog
The US Mint Denver produces 30 million coins a day. Denes, the tooling department manager, discusses with us how production at this scale functions.
Type: Podcasts
The warehousing crunch has put a strain on electronics companies that rely on quick delivery of electronic components or PCBAs, especially from overseas.
Type: Blog
This week, Riley Hall of Fictiv joins the podcast to discuss how Fictiv connects engineers and designers to job and machining shops.
Type: Podcasts