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6 The PCB Magazine • November 2015 ShortS Interim Ceo Jeff McCreary on Changes at Isola Imec and Ghent University Present Thermoplastically Deformable electronic Circuits Walking robot Developed at oregon State University hIghlIghtS Supply Line MilAero007 Market Top Ten PCB007 Highlights DePartmentS events Calendar Advertisers Index & Masthead columnS Data, Data and More Data! by Patty Goldman Digital Imaging revisited by Karl Dietz artIcleS Conducting Very High Currents Through PCB Substrates at High Ambient Temperatures by Thomas Gottwald and Christian Rößle As Vias Shrink, opportunities for Laser Drilling expand by Dirk Müller, Ph.D. Can Technology be Too Disruptive? by Doug Bathauer ConTenTs 8 64 50 70 78 34 77 82 48 62 68 84 86 87 November 2015 volume 5 Number 11 the defiNitive iNteractive magaziNe dedicated to the global Pcb iNdustry thepcbmagazine.com

• Cover
• Feature Articles — The Data Factor(y): The Power of Data
• Contents
• Column — Data, Data and More Data!
• Feature Column — What is the Internet of Things and Why Should it Matter to Us?
• Feature — Data Analytics through Statistical Techniques
• Short — Interim CEO Jeff McCreary on Changes at Isola
• Feature Column — Process Controls for Flexible Circuit Fabrication
• Feature — The Power of Data: The Most Important Questions Any Leader Must Ask
• Supply Line Highlights
• Article — Conducting Very High Currents through PCB Substrates at High Ambient Temperatures
• MilAero007 Highlights
• Column — Digital Imaging Revisited
• EIN Market Highlights
• Article — As Vias Shrink, Opportunities for Laser Drilling Expand
• Short — Imec and Ghent University Present Thermoplastically Deformable Electronic Circuits
• Article — Can Technology be Too Disruptive?
• Short — Walking Robot Developed at Oregon State University
• Top Ten Recent Highlights from PCB007
• Events Calendar
• Advertiser Index and Masthead