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 June 21, 2022 - San Mateo, CA - San Francisco
Circuits (SFC) has released a report on the global integrated circuits/chip shortage
that has impacted numerous industries around the world.
This new
PCB Component Shortage Report explains the key factors that
have led to the shortage, how it is currently affecting many industries, and provides
multiple mitigation strategies to help designers make it through this challenging
semiconductor market.
While the global pandemic certainly contributed to the current component shortage,
supply disruptions were already happening well before factories began shutting down.
Stockpiling specialized components, designing against obsolescence, and recycling
chips are a few strategies that will help designers make it through these difficult
times.
Partnering with a PCB fabrication and PCB assembly provider is another key strategy
that will help when sourcing components in short supply. SF Circuits has a strong
reputation and many connections with various suppliers.
Contact San Francisco Circuits to learn more about automotive PCB manufacturing &
assembly, and how we can help you during this PCB component shortage.
Read the
PCB Component / IC Shortages - Status Report 2022 at San Francisco
Circuit's website to learn more!
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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 June 23, 2022
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