SETTING THE BENCHMARK

Benchmark offers microelectronics assembly with placement tolerances of 1-2 microns semi-automated and 7 microns automated. So what the heck does that mean? How big (or small) is a micron, really?

Since 40-50 micron objects are the smallest things visible to the naked human eye, these extremely...

Ruggedization of electronics is essential for tough military and industrial use cases where equipment cannot fail. But what does ruggedizing electronics really entail? Benchmark Secure Technology VP of Engineering Keith Heinzig explains how Benchmark ruggedizes and tests products for the most...

A cross-country collaboration between Benchmark engineers helped resolve an array of mission-critical concerns for a use case requiring long-range surveillance in remote, rugged areas. The result: an imaging system with reliable precision optics and positioning mechanisms, ruggedized for use in all...

5G is the next phase in the evolution of global communication networks. When the technology is fully realized and implemented on a massive scale, we’ll see a world connected like never before. 

We asked Scott Wofford to answer a few questions about his time working as a U.S. Government contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan.  He describes how his amazing experiences working under extreme pressure helped him prepare to work with customers at Benchmark’s Tempe Design Center of Innovation today.

As the aerospace & defense market has slowed down the entry of new aerospace vehicle development, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have had to face the overwhelming task of trying to pack more technology into existing vehicles, under the constraints of the legacy systems.

How to rapidly field COTS technology into battlefield environments cost effectively