Gaps appear in output of printed wiring boards

Article Abstract:

The Japanese production of printed circuit boards (PCBs) is declining mainly because of a weak economy. Although PCBs are in good demand in the digital audio-video equipment sector, this has not been true in the information and data communications sectors, which form the driving force for the Japanese PCB industry. Because of economic problems, manufacturers say that it will be difficult to even reach the 1997 production level.

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Digital Home Electronics Forms Prime Market for Kyosha's Boards

Article Abstract:

In 2001, Kyosha Co. Ltd. expected to expand production of advanced printed boards in its Japanese, Chinese, and Mexican factories. The company's boards are used in consumer electronics, automobile electronics, communication satellite equipment, and heating and air conditioning equipment.

Foreign operations, Mexico, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Abstract, Kyosha Company Ltd.

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Panasonic lifts PDP output in China

Article Abstract:

The details pertaining to the increase in the production capacity by Panasonic, for meeting the growing demand for flat-panel displays in China, are presented.

Market information - general, Electronic Components and Accessories, Supply and demand, Electronic components industry, Matsushita Electric Industrial Company Ltd., MC, Flat panel displays, Flat panel display, Capacity

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