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BANNOCKBURN, IL — Regis - tration is now open for Electrical Wire Processing Technology Expo (EWPTE) an exclusive event for the electrical wire har- ness, wire, coil winding and cable processing industries, to be held at Baird Center May 14-16, 2024, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Produced by the Wiring
Harness Manufacturer’s Asso - ciation (WHMA) and IPC, EWPTE is the only trade associ- ation exclusively representing the cable and wire harness man- ufacturing industry including manufacturers, their suppliers and customers. EWPTE is where the indus-
try comes together to find solu- tions to challenging wire prob- lems through training and edu- cation and for the opportunity to
100+ Technical Sessions at
IPC APEX Continued from previous page
Process and Materials; HDI uHDI and Substrates; Sustain - ability for Electronics; High Reliability; Factory of the Fu - ture; Emerging Technologies; and Quality, Reliability, Test and Inspection. Authors from around the
globe will present their new, unpublished results, to share developments and innovations in materials, techniques, processes across the spectrum of the elec- tronics manufacturing supply chain. Two special technical ses-
sions will feature invited speak- ers on advanced packaging and e-mobility and EV automotive. The technical conference will be held April 9-11. IPC APEX EXPO 2024 will
provide more than 30 profession- al development course sessions delivered by technical experts, corporate technologists, and peer leaders in the industry. The pro- fessional development courses, covering such topics as artificial intelligence, PWB design engi- neering, 3D printing, Li-ion bat- tery technology, and proactive design methods for approaching zero-field failures, will provide attendees the opportunity to build their professional and tech- nical skills and increase their knowledge in techniques, materi- als, and trends in all aspects of the industry. Professional development
courses will be held April 7-8, and April 11. Contact: IPC, 3000
Lakeside Drive, Suite 105 N, Bannockburn, IL 60015 % 847-615-7100 Web:
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network with industry leaders and subject matter experts. With an even larger show
floor than last year featuring the industry’s leading suppliers and product innovators, attendees will get exclusive access to new technologies and new suppliers to help find solutions to challeng- ing wire problems. There will also be a range of professional development courses with con- tent designed to deliver new information, skills, and tech- niques related to the cable and wire harness industry.
Technical conference ses-
sions presented by engineers, researchers, academics, techni- cal experts, and industry leaders will provide new technical data, significant results from experi- ments and case studies and share new techniques and trends of interest. Attendees can also take advantage of networking opportunities and connect with industry leaders and subject matter experts. “Attendees at all career
stages can come to EWPTE and harness the future through
courses, technical conference sessions, peer-to-peer network- ing opportunities on the show floor and events with exhib - itors,” said Parker Garrett, incoming WHMA board chair. “We want participants to trans- form the ideas and innovations they acquire at the event into tangible real-world solutions and business opportunities.” Contact: IPC, 3000
Lakeside Drive, Suite 105 N, Bannockburn, IL 60015 % 847-615-7100 Web:
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SAVE THE DATE
See you next year in Anaheim, California at IPC APEX EXPO 2024.
Thank you to our sponsors, exhibitors, speakers and attendees for making 2023 a success!
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