Printed circuit board

The cause is planned obsolescence that is what causes all of this, the main company makes products that don’t last and every year they force you to buy a new product because the old product that you have brought is not working anymore so they force you buy a new product because buying a new product is cheaper than repairing the product. The issue is planned obsolescence and a society that wants the latest and greatest, if it is old I have use for it anymore and we need to get the latest version

In the past century, society has seen great leaps in technology that has connected people together more than ever, it has saved lives and continues to make day to day life simply easier to navigate. However, there are consequences to these advances. With people clamoring every year to get their hands on the newest iteration of their electronic devices, whether it be the latest iPhone, a more advanced computer or a high-definition television society must confront the problems it has created by its

Introduction: Fùtbol or soccer, it doesn’t matter the way you say it, although what it has done for us as humans is very significant. For me soccer is everything I play it, watch it, and talk about it, the sport has led my life since I first gained interest towards it in grade four. There must be a reason why it the most watched sport in the world, it brings everyone in the world together no matter what race, nationality, or gender. Ever since grade six I have been trying to encourage soccer into

The production and circulation of electronic waste is a highly politicized and complex issue which highlights the conflicts and tensions between jobs and the environment. There are debates surrounding governance decisions and global economic linkages which approach the disposal of e-waste from two different stand points. One view is that the first world is making an unethical political decision to send its e-waste problem to pollution havens i.e. third-world countries with less stringent environmental

BUSINESS REPORT ON ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT BOARD PLC Introduction Electronic Board Plc is an organization established by an electrical engineer, John Watsons in the early 1970s as a sole proprietorship venture. The main business of the company is the production of electronic circuit boards. The company later on through dint of hard-work, developed into a public limited liability company. It maintained remarkable business success which climaxed in 1990, when it recorded an appreciable sales margin

The cause is planned obsolescence that is what causes all of this, the main company makes products that don’t last and every year they force you to buy a new product because the old product that you have brought is not working anymore, so they force you to buy a new product because buying a new product is cheaper than repairing the product. The issue is planned obsolescence and a society that wants the latest and greatest, if it is old I have a use for it anymore and we need to get the latest version

developed specialized capability in manufacturing circuit boards for experimental devices and for pilot production runs. The company uses “Solder mask over Bare Copper” (SMOBC) technology which is a popular technology for denser circuit patterns and more reliable final product. Automated processes as well as manual processes are used to perform medium-duty, short-cycle, repetitive tasks. They promise a delivery within three weeks for orders less than 1000 boards and 5 weeks for larger orders. While reviewing

electronic parts such as resistors, capacitors, circuit boards and enclosures from several different suppliers and assembles the modules in its own facility. Some of the parts, like circuit boards and enclosures, are built to IEM engineer’s specifications while others are “off the shelf”. The engineers have come up with a

Background: Electronic waste is a growing international problem that is affecting millions of people in developing countries. The United States is the biggest culprit exporting old, obsolete, and broken electronics to developing countries. One problem with the electronic recycling program in the United States is often, when people drop off their old electronics to companies for recycling, many companies find it more cost effective to transport the waste for money, sending it to third world countries

India. Corresponding Author: laxmanpillalamarri85@gmail.com Abstract The printed antenna is one of the most preferred antenna structures for low cost and compact design of wireless communication systems. In this paper we have investigated a new approach for improving the radiation efficiency and performance of the antennas with the size miniaturization, in particular we have simulated two types of UWB printed monopole antennas for proving this approach with results: circular patch and Compact