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I-Connect007 is excited to announce the upcoming release of our newest digital magazine, Flex007 Magazine.
Flex007 Magazine will focus on the rapidly growing flexible and rigid-flex circuit market, with information to serve flex system designers, electrical engineers, flex PCB designers, and those responsible for integrating flex into their products at the OEM/CEM level.
Flex developers will now have access to a publication that is dedicated to assisting them with their technical needs, along with their market and supply chain challenges.
The new publication leads off with content from the industry's flex experts covering the challenges and opportunities for companies using or considering using flex. As many already know, flex is a completely different circuit than a typical rigid PCB, with a variety of unique issues.
Flex007 Magazine joins a growing list of I-Connect007 magazines: Design007 Magazine, PCB007 Magazine, SMT007 Magazine, PCB007 China Magazine.
For more information, contact:
Andy Shaughnessy
Flex007 Magazine
+1-770-315-9901 (GMT-5)
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