This interactive, virtual event will explain the main ways that cables and boards can act like antennas even though they're not designed to radiate. We'll discuss the two main radiating mechanisms and how they manifest in electronics hardware. Cables and split planes will get the most attention. We'll also include a live hardware demo that shows how these interactions play out in real life.
 

Building on the themes from my recent Community Magazine article, “Unlocking Workforce Potential: Beyond Federal Dollars,” this webinar will unpack how employers across the U.S. can access a range of underutilized funding opportunities to support training and apprenticeship programs. We’ll explore how national, state, and private resources can be braided to offset costs, expand training capacity, and build sustainable talent pipelines. While we’ll highlight recent examples—like the newly awarded Employment Training Panel (ETP) contract that supports California employers—our focus will be national, offering employers a practical roadmap for identifying, combining, and leveraging diverse funding sources to maximize workforce development impact.
 

This webinar explains how to use visual inspection alongside a plug-in thermal camera to detect circuit board faults. By spotting heat anomalies, engineers can quickly locate overheating components, shorts, or other issues that may not be visible — streamlining diagnostics and improving repair accuracy.
 

Join us for a practical, business-first approach to supply chain security. This webinar explores how involving non-IT stakeholders early in the process leads to smarter investments, fewer missteps, and clearer requirements for IT and security teams. Learn how to align security measures with business goals, avoid costly blind spots, and implement strategies grounded in the IPC-1792 white paper