by Annika | 26. August 2026 | Uncategorized
From the Circuit Board to the Finished Product: Device Assembly Using the LOXONE Nano 2 Relay Tree as an Example A populated printed circuit board constitutes the electronic assembly—but it is not yet a finished product. Several precisely coordinated process steps are...
by Annika | 29. July 2026 | Uncategorized
EVT, DVT, PVT: How a Product Idea Becomes a Production-Ready Electronic Product A working prototype is an important milestone. However, an electronic product is not yet ready for mass production. There are several development and validation steps between “works in the...
by Annika | 28. July 2026 | Uncategorized
50th EMC Expert Forum in Stuttgart at Würth Elektronik eiSos A special anniversary, current industry topics, and plenty of opportunity for personal interaction: About 50 experts gathered at Würth Elektronik eiSos for the 50th EMV Expert Forum in Stuttgart. The focus...
by Annika | 24. June 2026 | Uncategorized
EMC: Three minor design flaws with major consequences EMC issues often don’t arise only in the test lab. They frequently begin much earlier—with seemingly minor details in the design, wiring, or assembly. The tricky part is this: a system can work perfectly well in...
by Annika | 27. May 2026 | Uncategorized
Component procurement in electronics production Component procurement in electronics production: More than just purchasing In modern electronics production, component procurement is much more than a classic purchasing process. It plays a key role in determining...
