ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Authors Brian Chislea and Cody Schoener, PhD, share a conversation with Nolan Johnson on their latest book, "The Printed Circuit Designer's Guide to... UV Curable Conformal Coatings." Chislea and Schoener talk about why this book is so important now, and the advantages and applications for UV curable conformal coatings. Central to the discussion is how such coatings can simplify manufacturing, improve product reliability, and return valuable floor real estate.
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