Why do electronics fail EMC testing, usually radiated emissions, when they don't have any antennas on board--or at least no antennas for below 500 MHz?

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.

On March 25–27, the IPC Masters Competition China was held in Pudong, Shanghai. This year’s competition brought together 623 leading professionals in the electronics industry from 21 provinces and municipalities.

IPC India conducts various Events such as Hand Soldering Competition, PCB Design Contest, Workshops and Webinars to keep the esteemed customers active.

Scope 3 Category 1 emissions from purchased goods and services often represent the largest share of emissions in the electronics industry, yet they remain among the most complex to measure and manage.
In this webinar, the Global Electronics Association and the Responsible Business Alliance will introduce new industry guidance designed to help companies strengthen Scope 3 Category 1 accounting and accelerate supplier engagement and decarbonization efforts.

The APEX EXPO 2026 show floor has officially sold out, with 416 exhibitors occupying the Anaheim Convention Center.

At this exhibition, the Global Electronics Association joins forces with key industry partners in wire harness manufacturing and soldering equipment technologies, integrating the internationally recognized IPC training and certification programs to create a cross-disciplinary joint showcase.
In addition to presenting advanced process equipment and critical interconnection technologies, the pavilion features a live CFX (Connected Factory Exchange) smart manufacturing demonstration line, illustrating real-time machine connectivity, data exchange, and digitalized production management within electronics manufacturing environments.
Through this joint exhibition, the Association aims to accelerate the convergence of industry standards, workforce development, and intelligent manufacturing, driving the electronics industry toward greater efficiency, traceability, and sustainable growth.

IPC WorksAsia is a technical exchange brand built by IPC China for the electronics manufacturing industry which focuses on the key technologies and standard practices, connects engineering technology with industry applications, and promotes the communication and implementation of advanced manufacturing experience.

IPC WorksAsia is a technical exchange brand built by IPC China for the
electronics manufacturing industry which focuses on the key technologies and standard practices, connects engineering technology with industry applications, and promotes the communication and implementation of advanced manufacturing experience.

The IPC Electronics Assembly Masters Competition, established in 2010, attracts participants from core sectors of the electronics manufacturing industry, including defense, aerospace, rail transportation, automotive electronics, communications, and consumer electronics.

An exclusive annual event in Korea, aims to promote Korean electronics industry development and global cooperation. The day is full of six seminar topics and the Association’s local Korea activities. The event attracts more than 150 engineers from the industry every year.