March

Three-dimensional molded interconnect devices (MID) have been used in cell phones for some time, but recently laptop manufacturers have also been equipping their mobile computers with antennas manufactured with the LPKF LDS method. The reason is easy to explain:read more...

The first LDS-based UHF RFID transponder (radio frequency identification) to meet the high standards of aviation has been developed and used. This should greatly contribute to making advances in RFID technology.read more...

An expanded version of the LDS design guidelines is now available as a free download. This version of the document is currently reserved exclusively to subscribers of our Newsletter.read more...

Sensor systems in vehicles are subject to high technical standards. Automobile manufacturers, sensor suppliers and research institutes can find in depth information about innovative sensor concepts at the 4th symposium “Sensors in cars” April 5th and 6th, 2011 in Munich.read more...

In March 2011 the research association 3-D MID e.V. published the market study “MID Study 2011 – Market- and technology transfer”. It compares the global MID market and analyses technologies and applications.read more...

Research institutes play a key role in the development and spread of the LDS technology. LPKF research partner FAPS is now stepping up its activities in the area of laser direct structuring.read more...

The Fusion3D is a gem in innovation. An animated film on YouTube shows exactly what the inner working of the Fusion3D looks like and how the process works.read more...