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Welcome! On CircuitHub you can upload your EDA design files, get a live interactive quote, and order fully assembled circuit boards. If you are an electrical engineer looking for a new solution to your pcb manufacturing and assembly needs, then CircuitHub might be right for you!

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Introducing the Circuithub Changelog: Stay in the Know with Every Update!

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the Circuithub Changelog — your new go-to page to track all updates, improvements, and new features we're rolling out. Visit changelog.circuithub.com anytime to stay informed about our latest developments.

Updates

Ep. 80: Vias, Tenting, and Tiny Fireworks

In this episode, Chris and Melissa we are focused on the topic of tenting vias.

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Factory Insider: New Custom Equipment Has Landed

In our ongoing commitment to innovation and efficiency, we’ve just installed a custom-designed piece of equipment in our prototyping assembly line that promises to significantly enhance our capacity.

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Introducing the Circuithub Changelog: Stay in the Know with Every Update!

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the Circuithub Changelog — your new go-to page to track all updates, improvements, and new features we're rolling out. Visit changelog.circuithub.com anytime to stay informed about our latest developments.

Updates

Ep. 80: Vias, Tenting, and Tiny Fireworks

In this episode, Chris and Melissa we are focused on the topic of tenting vias.

Podcast

Factory Insider: New Custom Equipment Has Landed

In our ongoing commitment to innovation and efficiency, we’ve just installed a custom-designed piece of equipment in our prototyping assembly line that promises to significantly enhance our capacity.

Updates

Ep. 79: Navigating the Environmental Impact of Electronics w/ Component Sense Founder, Kenny McGee

In this episode, Chris and Melissa continue their conversation with Kenny McGee, founder of Component Sense. We explore the environmental impact of electronics manufacturing and discuss how companies like Component Sense work to redistribute unused parts, reducing waste in the industry.

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Ep. 78: How Component Sense helps components fulfill their destiny w/ Kenny McGee

In this episode Chris and Melissa sit down with Kenny McGee, founder of Component Sense, to dive into the intricacies of the electronics supply chain.

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Factory Insider: Enhancing Our Reflow Process with a New ERSA Oven

As part of our continuous commitment to optimizing our prototyping capabilities, we have exciting news to share! We are in the process of installing a new state-of-the-art ERSA reflow oven at our factory. This advanced piece of equipment is a game-changer for our production line, providing us with much better process control and reliability, which is crucial for maintaining the high quality of our PCB assemblies.

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Driving Innovation Together: CircuitHub's Collaboration with Antmicro

At CircuitHub, our mission has always been to empower creators, engineers, and developers by simplifying the manufacturing process for electronics. We're thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with engineering design firm Antmicro.

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The RGB LED Dilemma in Manufacturing

In this episode of the PickPlace Podcast, Chris and Melissa discuss the challenges and intricacies of working with RGB LEDs, specifically the popular surface-mount DotStar LEDs from Adafruit.

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RF Shields and Restroom Rants

In this episode we delve into the topic of RF (Radio Frequency) shields. Chris explains the different types of RF shields—open top, closed top, and clip-based—detailing their applications, advantages, and challenges.

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PCB Design Considerations to Make Panelization Easier For Your Assembly House

Ever wondered how the electronics manufacturing industry maximizes efficiency and minimizes waste? One answer lies in the process of PCB panelization. This technique involves grouping multiple PCBs onto a single panel for manufacturing, which not only streamlines assembly but also significantly reduces costs. But what exactly is involved in panelization, and how can designers help optimize this process?

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