Established in 1962, serving the microwaves and radio frequency field, defined as plants, research facilities, government and military installations and other facilities concerned with the research, design development, application and use of devices, components, systems and techniques that involve frequencies from kHz through light. Regular issue features include fiber-optic technology, military electronics, communications, integrated circuits, amplifiers and oscillators, research innovations, production, purchasing and marketing techniques and feature articles on components, systems, subsystems, test and measurement equipment and software.

Printed in a combined publication with Printed Circuit Design & Fab, but maintains separate editorial content and staff. Established in 1961 and is written for electronics manufacturing professionals involved in the assembly of products that incorporate surface-mount, through-hole and mixed-technology applications. Editorial is designed to educate and inform professional engineers and managers working in the electronics assembly field about technologies in use today and to prepare them for changes in component packages, attachment methods and other processes expected in the future. CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY is published monthly, and subscriptions are free of charge for qualified assembly professionals. Topics covered include: rework and repair; soldering; ball grid arrays; clean and no-clean processes; emerging technologies and market information."<p>Circuits Assembly covers surface mount and electronics assembly.

Established in 1939 and written for professionals in the electrical contracting industry. Explores issues ranging from construction and maintenance to modernization and repair in electrical contracting work. Also covers the growing trends in telecommunications, computers, security systems and fiber optics. Regular issue features include new product listings, government and industry news, alternative power, safety, National Electrical Code, power quality and industry specialties.

Serves telephone companies' key buyers and specifiers in the U.S. whose primary responsibilities include outside plant construction, maintenance & planning. Editorial thrust is directed toward on-the-job OSP case history type articles, tutorial OSP material, technical data, fiber optics and electronic developments.

Fierce Network is tracking this sea change by delivering a mega portal of heavy-duty industry news and analysis, designed to produce special reports that take stock of the industry's products, finances and shed new light on industry trends.