Murrietta Circuits

Thanks to engineers at Purdue University, wearable smart clothing may be in our future with the help of elastic technologies.

New 3D PDF output documentation feature in Altium Designer 15.1 will allow easier PCB design viewing, improving design productivity and efficiency.

New light controlling method can enhance data transmitting along circuit boards, making devices a thousand times faster.

Are 3D printed cars in our future?

If electronic circuits could automatically reconfigure their internal conductive pathways as required, microchips could function as many different circuits on the one device.

Researchers in Beijing have taken "fiber drawing" to a new level by developing a pen that can draw carbon nanotube fibers with fast drawing speeds of up to 10 cm/second.

The global market for Surface Mount Technology Equipment is projected to reach $4.5 billion by 2020, driven by the strong demand for electronic products and the ensuing increase in production of Printed Circuit Boards.

This year's Printed Electronics Europe Conference & Tradeshow promises to focus on bridging the gap between industry capabilities and end-users' needs.

What will be the leading trends in PCB design in 2015?

Are flexible or rigid keypad interfaces more reliable?

Congrats to our friends at eSurface Technologies on expanding to Japan!

We gave our Lunch & Learn guests a tour of our facility and the opportunity to see the eSurface process in action.

Murrietta Circuits & eSurface would like to thank everyone who attended our Lunch & Learn last week! Guests enjoyed a lunch and an introduction to Murrietta and eSurface and how our partnership can improve the way products are designed and built.