How does the engineering team manage the risk of component obsolescence?

Obsolescence management is addressed through PCBA Redesign and Bill of Materials (BOM) Optimization. PCBA redesign expertise extends the lifespan of designs by finding replacement solutions for end-of-life components (for example, equivalents or alternatives). BOM optimization includes an in-depth analysis to identify at-risk components, as well as the implementation of DFP strategies to guarantee shorter production lead times.

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