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May15
The Role of Process Engineers and Product Engineers in a Company
Many people, especially newcomers to the workforce, may feel confused when they first hear the term Process Engineer. What exactly does a process engineer do? First, let’s understand what process means. Simply put, a process refers to the manufacturing procedure—the … Continue reading
Mar21
Electronic Product Burn-In and Run-In: What They Are and Their Pros & Cons
In the early days, when electronic component design and manufacturing were still in their infancy, burn-in (B/I) was widely used to screen out defective products. This process helped eliminate early failures before products reached customers, reducing the risk of complaints. … Continue reading
