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As Seen in Designing Electronics North America (DENA): An end-to-end ASIC program with a partner like Spirit that manages design, fab, test, and assembly can reduce lead times and control costs. As US semiconductor manufacturers expand high-volume commercial production on ever-smaller technology nodes, how do

As Seen in Electronics Sourcing magazine: Spirit Electronics’ e-commerce purchasing interface has been requested up and down the supply chain for greater access and flexibility in component sourcing. Where aerospace and defense (A&D) purchasing has often included heavily managed orders and agreements, the streamlined e-commerce cart provides

Spirit Electronics announces authorized distribution for ISOCOM Limited, an optoelectronics and microelectronics manufacturer serving aerospace and defense industries. ISOCOM products hold flight heritage in space and offer a range of solutions including hermetically packaged and radiation-hardened solutions for optocouplers, power MOSFETs, solid state relays, voltage regulators

As seen in AZ Big Media: Profiles in Success: Marti McCurdy, Spirit Electronics Marti McCurdy, owner and CEO of Spirit Electronics, is a veteran not only of the semiconductor business, but also of the United States Air Force. McCurdy’s focus as CEO is to serve

As seen in Phoenix Business Journal: Spirit Electronics Small Business OSAT Grows Around Semiconductor Desert Oasis Greater Phoenix is a growing semiconductor oasis in the desert. Large-scale commercial manufacturing is making news with new fabs, and supporting businesses like outsourced semiconductor assembly and test provider

As seen in In Business: Supporting Disrupted ASIC Programs amidst Foundry Consolidations Local company brings leading-edge technology to the forefront for the A&D market The microelectronics supply chain has seen its share of challenges in recent years, while efforts to ensure its stability in the

Spirit Electronics, a distributor and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) provider, offers support for Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) with full screen and qualification for military and space applications. Current foundry consolidation is leaving customers with last time buys or limited access to support their ASICs.