EMA Design Automation Announces Support and Sponsorship for Newly Formed Printed Circuit Engineering Association (PCEA)

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EMA Design Automation, the full-service provider and innovator of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) solutions, has announced its support and sponsorship for the newly formed Printed Circuit Engineering Association (PCEA). Manny Marcano, President and CEO of EMA believes that they share a mutual understanding of the importance of driving awareness and education throughout the PCB industry. And EMA’s collaborative efforts with the PCEA will reinforce the company’s main goal that has always been to provide customers with the right tools and support to address their business needs.

The PCEA is an international network of printed circuit engineers that was formed as a means for education and to promote the exchange of information within the PCB industry. Printed circuit engineers need to have a comprehensive understanding of all phases of PCB design from concept, engineering development, and standards implementation to manufacturing (including fabrication), assembly, test, and compliance. EMA and the PCEA both understand this need. EMA has already been diligently supporting engineers with their ongoing educational webinar series, as well as the publication of “The Hitchhiker's Guide to PCB Design,” a free book empowering engineers with the knowledge needed to understand the complexities of the PCB design process.

Speaking on the eve, Stephen V. Chavez, PCEA chairman commented that PCEA is very excited and grateful to have EMA Design Automation as one of its key industry sponsors to collaborate with as PCEA evolves within the industry and moves forward as an international network of engineers, designers, fabricators, assemblers and anyone related to printed circuit development. According to Stephen, PCEA’s mission is to promote printed circuit engineering as a profession by encouraging and facilitating the exchange of information and the integration of new design concepts through communications, seminars, and workshops. This is facilitated by a network of local, regional, virtual PCEA-affiliated chapters and the support of our sponsors.