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 August 12, 2022 - San Mateo, CA - San Francisco Circuits (SFC) has launched a
new industry focus page on PCBs used in wearable devices.
This new industry focus page
on PCBs for wearable devices covers how these devices require small form factors
and how they are achieved. It also includes the material selection process, design &
layout best practices, wearable device applications, and the future of materials
for wearable technologies.
As technology advances and more innovative applications are developed for wearable
devices, the circuit boards used in these applications will require a manufacturer
that understands the demanding requirements of flex PCBs.
Select wearable device applications include: virtual reality headsets, fitness
trackers, glucose monitoring systems, smart glasses, brain-computer interfaces,
and more.
With a strong reputation in multiple industries and a large network of high-quality
suppliers, you can trust SFC to get your wearable PCB built right. Contact us to
learn more about PCBs for wearable devices.
Read more on PCBs for wearable devices at San Francisco Circuits’ Website.
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About San Francisco Circuits
San Francisco Circuits is a provider of PCB fabrication and assembly, has a dedicated
team specializing in simple and complex PCB fabrication and assembly technologies.
They can produce elaborate and high-quality PCBs in a number of custom and common
layouts. From basic to intricate PCBs–their engineers will meet your PCB fabrication &
assembly needs. The company provides a rare balance between technical expertise
and competitive pricing. And they not only provide high-quality products but also
high-quality customer service at the same time. San Francisco Circuits has been
voted by National Television as the "world's greatest in PCBs" and has demonstrated
experience as a power player in PCB fabrication and assembly.
If you are looking to discuss PCB projects of any size or scope, feel free to
reach out to them via our website (see below).
Contacts
Alex Danovich
President
San Francisco Circuits, Inc.
Phone: 1-8001732-5143
Web: www.sfcircuits.com
Posted August 16, 2022
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