If you manufacture medical devices today, you’re likely quite familiar with two seasoned organizations and the voluntary international standards they develop and publish; the International Standards Organization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
The Benchmark Engineering Profile is an ongoing blog feature highlighting the engineering teams located around the world. Tune in every month to read the next installment in the series. This month features the engineers of Benchmark Lark Technology in Phoenix, Arizona. Next up: Benchmark Design...
As we begin a new year and celebrate everything Benchmark has accomplished, it’s remarkable to note that 2019 was our 40th year in business. As a premier innovation partner for our customers, we’ve always been laser-focused on developing solutions for their most complex challenges. Now it’s...
Aerospace RF & Miniaturization NextGen Telco Benchmark Lark
Space captures the imagination, offering new frontiers to explore and endless technological challenges to overcome. Electronics that operate in space are often cutting-edge but also need to be tough; they contend with radiation, extreme temperatures and the stress of moving from the ground...
Today’s electronics-- whether it be a laptop or a missile control system-- are all partitioned in similar ways. Functions like power, RF signal processing, digital processing, etc. are often partitioned on separate boards that group the components required for that function. The way in which...
The Benchmark Engineering Profile is an ongoing blog feature highlighting the engineering teams located around the world. Tune in every month to read the next installment in the series. This month features our engineering team in Minnesota.
Engineering RF & Miniaturization Benchmark
Principal Industrial Designer Daniel Dion explains how Benchmark's award-winning industrial design team develops products users love.
Industrial design combines human-centered design principles with engineering to create technology products that fit into a user's life or work process. Despite...
As the number of connected devices in the world tops 25 billion this year, connectivity is becoming the norm rather than a product feature. That’s brought bold new startups into the market alongside established brands adding connectivity to existing products as the IoT and general electronics...
