Summary of New Newsletter for Electronics Educators
SMTidbit is a free monthly newsletter for electronics educators published from September to May, focusing on Surface Mount Technology (SMT) to enhance curricula. Published by Intellitronic Devices, LLC, it connects students and teachers with industry updates. The company designs educational systems and distributes test equipment to help students learn SMT through hands-on circuit building and troubleshooting.
Parts used in the SMTidbit Project:
- Surface Mount Technology Educational Systems
- Electronic Assembly Equipment
- Test Equipment
- Student Circuit Building Kits
- SMTidbit Newsletter Content
Sparta, NJ (PRWEB) February 9, 2006
SMTidbit is a free monthly newsletter for the Electronics Educator published September through May.
Introduced last month, this monthly insight into whats going on in the Electronics Industry focuses on Surface Mount Technology and its importance to students and teachers. Each issue covers current information that will enhance the Electronics curriculum. SMTidbits can be view on the Intellitronic Devices, LLC website at http://www.IntellitronicDevices.com, or call (973) 846-0074 x13 to be added to our mailing list.
Why SMTidbit?
As a former Electronics student, I know how important it is to be kept up-to-date on what is going on in the Industry, shares Edward Hart, Jr., owner of Intellitronic Devices. I truly value the education I received from Sussex County Technical School. Since graduating in 1993, I have always had a passion for enhancing what is being taught within the Electronics Curriculum. It is the dedication to this passion that led me to create Intellitronic Devices and affords me the ability to give something back.
Since graduating in 1993, Ed has stayed true to the fundamentals of the education he received, crediting Sussex Tech for laying a sound foundation upon which he has built his career. He has already secured 10 patents for electronic devices that he designed and has two patents pending and three more on the way.
Staying true to his passion, Ed serves as an advisor to the Sussex Tech Electronics Technology Program and as president of the schools Alumni Association. Ed has made it a policy over the years to work closely with his Alma Mater and to hire its students and create internships. The school recently presented Ed with its annual Successful Graduate Recognition Award; sponsored by the New Jersey Council of County Vocational-Technical Schools.
About Intellitronic Devices, LLC
Intellitronic Devices, LLC is a product designer and manufacturer of innovative Electronics Educational Systems, as well as Electronic and Mechanical Devices. Our Educational Systems, focusing on Surface Mount Technology (SMT), provide students with the most comprehensive insight into this technology. We provide an economical, hands-on approach for students to learn SMT. Students build the circuits, gain an in-depth understanding of the technology and develop troubleshooting and circuit manipulation skills.
In addition to the products we manufacture, Intellitronic Devices is a distributor of inexpensive, high quality electronic assembly and test equipment; items that will significantly enhance your Electronics classroom.
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What is the purpose of the SMTidbit newsletter?
The newsletter provides current information to enhance the Electronics curriculum and offers insight into the Electronics Industry. -
When is the SMTidbit newsletter published?
The newsletter is published monthly from September through May. -
How can someone join the mailing list for SMTidbit?
Individuals can call 973-846-0074 extension 13 or visit the Intellitronic Devices website to be added to the mailing list. -
Who founded Intellitronic Devices and what is their background?
Edward Hart Jr. founded the company after graduating from Sussex County Technical School in 1993 with a passion for enhancing electronics education. -
What skills do students develop using Intellitronic Devices educational systems?
Students gain an understanding of technology, develop troubleshooting skills, and learn circuit manipulation. -
Does Intellitronic Devices offer more than just educational systems?
Yes, the company also distributes inexpensive, high-quality electronic assembly and test equipment. -
How many patents does Edward Hart Jr. hold?
Ed has secured 10 patents for electronic devices he designed, with two pending and three more coming.
