PCB | June 13, 2005
RoHS raises fear of PCB shortage
The upcoming RoHS lead-free directive could create a possible shortage in PCB design if firms are in the last minute to redesign PCB’s, according to a report published by Electronics Weekly.
Some UK based PCB producers have warned that companies could see project lead times increasing as design firms become engulfed by a potential last minute increase in PCB redesigns, Electroncs Weekly reports.
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Vector acquires French specialist
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