| Virtual PCB Draws More than 2,000 Registrants |
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| Written by Mike Buetow | |||
| Friday, 27 February 2009 06:48 | |||
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SMYRNA, GA -- More than 2,000 PCB
designers, fabricators and assemblers registered for Virtual PCB (www.virtual-pcb.com), the industry's only
virtual trade show and conference, which took place this week. The live event was held Feb. 24-25, and the show will remain open in an archive mode for two months. Exhibitors include several leading suppliers of placement, soldering and test equipment, materials, software, and bare boards. The technical conference includes Webinars on design, simulation, soldering, lead-free assembly, and environmental issues from well-known industry experts. New this year were technical chats featuring experts on subjects ranging from CAD and MCAD software to laminates, and from assembly process defect solutions to the potential of alternative energy platforms for SMT manufacturers. “We found the technical conference to be a huge draw, with some Webinars attracting several hundred attendees, which simple logistics would prevent at the industry’s ‘live’ events,” said Mike Buetow, editor in chief of Circuits Assembly, which cosponsored Virtual PCB. A fully interactive, Web-based event, Virtual PCB incorporates all the critical features of a live event while allowing PCB design, fabrication and assembly equipment and materials buyers and sellers to interact online. For more information about Virtual PCB, visit www.virtual-pcb.com or contact Alyson Skarbek, show manager, at 678-589-8865 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Virtual PCB is produced by UP Media Group, the industry’s leading publisher of technical magazines.
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