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ST. PETERSBURG, FL — Jabil Circuit Inc. today sold the switching power supply business of its Celetronix Power India Private Ltd. subsidiary to Red Rocket Inc. Financial terms were not disclosed.
The deal includes Celetronix's capital stock, product design and manufacturing operations in Mumbai, India, products and IP. The unit's 105 employees and 550 contract personnel were also included.
The deal includes Celetronix's capital stock, product design and manufacturing operations in Mumbai, India, products and IP. The unit's 105 employees and 550 contract personnel were also included.
Red Rocket also bought the EOS brand of power supply products and related technology.
ELKHART, IN -- CTS Corp. today announced second-quarter revenues of $169.6 million and net earnings of $5.9 million. The company, which also makes components, was boosted by strength for its EMS services.
WASHINGTON -- The Electronic Industries Alliance's board of directors has approved a plan that would split the assets of the trade goup coalition across five distinct organizations.
Under the plan, EIA will distribute its assets equally among its four current member associations -- The Electronic Components, Assemblies & Materials Association (ECA); the Government Electronics and Information Technology Association (GEIA); the JEDEC Solid State Technology Association (JEDEC); and the Telecommunications Industry Association -- and the Consumer Electronics Association, a former member of EIA.
Under the plan, EIA will distribute its assets equally among its four current member associations -- The Electronic Components, Assemblies & Materials Association (ECA); the Government Electronics and Information Technology Association (GEIA); the JEDEC Solid State Technology Association (JEDEC); and the Telecommunications Industry Association -- and the Consumer Electronics Association, a former member of EIA.
SUNNYVALE, CA – A new “reverse order” interconnection method describes a way to produce a finished electronics assembly with neither solder nor a circuit board.
The method, tentatively called the “Occam Process,” is a way to build an electronics assembly using mature core processing technologies in a novel sequence. What’s more, says the inventor, the end-product is expected to be more reliable than previous solder-free strategies (e.g., using conductive adhesive as a solder substitute) or traditionally manufactured soldered assemblies.
The method, tentatively called the “Occam Process,” is a way to build an electronics assembly using mature core processing technologies in a novel sequence. What’s more, says the inventor, the end-product is expected to be more reliable than previous solder-free strategies (e.g., using conductive adhesive as a solder substitute) or traditionally manufactured soldered assemblies.
YANTAI, CHINA – Henkel is continuing to expand in the solder
sphere market, recently opening its second major production hub. The 4,100 sq. meter plant will manufacture solder spheres
and Type 1 through Type 7 solder powders for semiconductor packaging and
printed circuit board assembly.
MACAO -- Top 15 EMS provider Nam Tai Electronics today reported second-quarter net income rose 110% to $38.8 million despite a 7.4% drop in sales.
For the period ended June 30, the company reported revenues of $197.8 million, down from $213.7 million a year ago. Gross margins were up nearly two points to 11.5%.
For the period ended June 30, the company reported revenues of $197.8 million, down from $213.7 million a year ago. Gross margins were up nearly two points to 11.5%.
