Screaming Circuits doesn't stand alone. Rather, we stand with a whole lot of customers, and with our parent company, Milwaukee Electronics. For those that don't know, Milwaukee Electronics is one of the longest established full-service contract manufacturers in the United... Read more
What is Mosfet day and why should you care? Mosfet day is a holiday, on December 23rd of each year, all about celebrating what we are collectively capable of doing, if we set our differences aside, if we look at... Read more
Save the date: August 21, 2017. I don't need to tell you what's happening that day, but I will anyway. It's total eclipse day here in the USA. I wouldn't care too much, except; a) I think total eclipses are... Read more
Screaming Circuits is proud to announce its newest prototype and low-volume manufacturing related service offering: NAND-compression BOM (bill of materials) consolidation. One of the ongoing frustrations in the electronics design design world relates to the explosive rate of introduction of... Read more
CCB - Concrete Circuit Board: Rumored for years, scoffed at for even more years, and now available to you - Concrete substrate for circuit boards! The US NCA (National Circuit Agency) recently declassified this new technology, and granted exclusive assembly... Read more
We love what we do here at Screaming Circuits. As the first dedicated online quick-turn manufacturer, we've worked hard at delivering on our mission to reinvent electronics manufacturing in North America. It's very important to us to make the design... Read more
The weather's just fine out here in Oregon. Well, that depends on your exact definition of "fine." It's raining out here and I'm not sure it will ever stop. But that's not the point. Parts of the East Coast are... Read more
Announcing our "We thank you" customer referral program. Screaming Circuits always appreciates it when a customer tells someone about us and that second person becomes a customer. We love helping engineers get their projects finished, and the more people that... Read more
Every now and then, I write about ambiguity with diode marking; like here, here, or here. It's a pretty important subject to get right, but what does it have to do with Marco Polo, you ask? Well, that depends on... Read more
