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AISLER promotion for France's Fête Nationale. Save 10€ on all products at aisler.net with the code FeteNationale26. One use per account, valid until 31/07/2026.
A four-panel comic-style meme. The character is a cartoon illustration of a girl with pink hair, a red bow, and sunglasses. The meme uses the classic Drake two-panel comparison of rejecting one idea in favour of another, more humorous idea. The top two panels (Row 1) show the girl character with a grumpy expression and a hand-up "no" or "disapprove" gesture. Next to her, in text on a white background, are the words: "Heating up the soldering iron." This represents the standard, labor-intensive method. The bottom two panels (Row 2) show the same character, now smiling broadly, pointing in approval. Sparkling effects surround her head. Next to her, in text on a white background, are the words: "Just putting the PCB outside in the sun with some solder paste." This represents the absurd and impossible alternative. The meme is a joke about avoiding the effort of soldering by dreaming an impossible solution to solder with the 2026 summer heat. Created by AISLER, a PCB Manufacturing and Assembly Service for Large batches and Prototypes.
Bernie Sanders Meme, saying "I am once again asking for your fincancial support"
Oprah Meme "You get a discount code" - "You get a discount code" - "and you get a discount code" - ending with "everybody gets a discount code!!!"
AISLER infographic with the text "Put your head into the circular economy" - next to the picture of a robot sculpture, made out of old circuit boards
An announcement in the AISLER design. In the top left corner is the AISLER logo in white against an orange decorative background. In the centre is the text "From Breadboards to Beautiful Boards - New Sponsorship Tracks for Labs, Hubs & Educators!" - highlighting the PCB sponsorship programme that AISLER offers. In the centre of the picture is an orange AISLER heart. In the bottom right corner is another orange decorative element.
Decorative AISLER Easter promotion to save €10 on PCB & Assembly services on www.aisler.net. Just use coupon EASTER2026 - it's valid until 03/05/2026 and can be applied once per account.
A high-resolution photograph of a populated custom green printed circuit board (PCB). The board features prominent copper power planes (V_dd and Ground), numerous surface-mount components, large through-hole connectors for high-current inputs/outputs, fuses, and dedicated Hall-effect current sensors. The design shows multiple layers and optimized routing for power distribution and monitoring. The PCB was designed by Triton e.V., a student association from Aachen in Germany, and manufactured by AISLER B.V in Europe.
AISLER now fully supports KiCad10 - Simply upload your PCB or ODB++ or use our plugin.
Promotional Aisler poster styled like a wanted poster. At the top, an orange-and-black striped banner says “WANTED.” In the center is an orange icon of a person with a circuit-board head and an Aisler logo cloud symbol on the chest. Large text reads “SMART HARDWARE ENGINEERS.” Below, smaller text says: “Have you seen this person? Ask for their Aisler referral code and receive your bounty!!!” An orange box states “Reward: €10,-”. At the bottom, warning symbols flank the line: “Proceed with caution: may cause serious discounts.”
A meme featuring Yoda from Star Wars with a calm expression and hands folded. White bold text at the top says, “DISCOUNT CODE YOU HAVE,” and text at the bottom says, “IN YOUR ACCOUNT IT IS,” phrased in Yoda’s distinctive speech style.
AISLER branded picture with text "Friends don't let friends pay full price!" and a handshake icon, followed by the text "Refer a friend through the unique referral code in your account and you both get a €10,- discount!" highlighting the new Refer a Friend programme of AISLER, where users can give away a €10 discount and receive €10 store credit in their AISLER account.
A four-panel meme featuring Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala. In the top left panel, Anakin looks forward with the text, "Your PCB will arrive soon". In the top right, Padme smiles enthusiastically and asks, "As I designed it, right?". In the bottom left, Anakin simply stares back in silence. In the bottom right panel, Padme looks concerned and repeats, "As I designed it, right?!".
Screenshot of the new AISLER online PCB Price Calculator showing input fields for PCB dimensions, quantity, and a toggle for Blitz manufacturing. For instant printed circuit board quotes including Blitz manufacturing option.
Screenshot of the AISLER electronics manufacturing platform interface, featuring the standard PCB file upload area alongside the new 'Try example project' feature for exploring instant quoting and BOM management tools.
The "Distracted Boyfriend" meme showing a man looking away from "CHINESE MANUFACTURING" to admire "EUROPEAN MANUFACTURING". This illustrates the shift in preference towards local PCB production through AISLER.
A rectangular dark maroon sticker with white graphics placed on top of two green PCBs. The sticker features the AISLER logo at the top and a technical circuit schematic in the centre: including resistors, a capacitor, and an operational amplifier, terminating in a heart symbol. At the bottom, the text reads: "My heart beats for electronics".
A custom-designed green PCB (Battery Management Unit) for the Delta Racing Formula Student team. The board features an STM32 microcontroller and high-precision surface-mount components, manufactured by AISLER.
A screenshot of the AISLER website showing the "Select your language and region" overlay. The menu lists several European languages including English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, Italian, and Czech, each accompanied by its respective national flag. The background shows the AISLER branding and service categories like "Beautiful Boards", "Amazing Assembly", "Simple Supply" and "Scalable Series".
A New Year promotion graphic from AISLER featuring a white coupon set against a background of festive copper confetti. The coupon offers a "Save 10€" discount on all products at www.aisler.net using the coupon code "WELCOME2026". The AISLER logo is visible in the top-left corner on an orange background.
A photograph of a recovered Engine Control Unit PCB after a fire. The board is covered in soot, shows heat damage and slightly melted connectors, but remains intact and mounted to the rocket structure.
Festive AISLER graphic with the text ‘Merry Christmas’. In the centre, a Christmas tree silhouette made from a green printed circuit board, showing components and traces. AISLER logo in the top left, with decorative snowflakes around the edges.
A festive announcement graphic from AISLER. The main heading reads "Holiday mode: ON" next to a Christmas tree emoji. Below, the text states: "Our support team is taking a break. We'll be back, fully recharged, on 5 January 2026", followed by a star emoji. The design features a white background decorated with maroon snowflake illustrations and yellow abstract shapes in the corners.
A meme image showing a cat with wide, startled eyes and a slightly hysterical, overjoyed expression. The top text reads: "THAT FEELING". The bottom text reads: "WHEN YOUR PCBS ARRIVE" (PCBs stand for Printed Circuit Boards). The image conveys the immense joy and excitement felt when ordered circuit boards finally arrive.
Close-up of a Formula Student vehicle dashboard display showing electrical system data such as voltages, currents and power consumption.
Screen recording of the AISLER web interface demonstrating how to use Simple Supply to order electronic components only. The user clicks an “Upload BOM” button and selects an existing spreadsheet; the tool automatically reads the bill of materials and displays a structured parts list with designators, quantities and MPNs. Matched components are clearly marked, while any missing data can be edited directly in the table. The video highlights that no AISLER template is required – the BOM is recognised as it is. On the right-hand side, live pricing and availability from multiple distributors are shown, and the total project cost updates as the list is refined. The user proceeds to checkout for components only, without enabling assembly, and a summary confirms that all parts will be shipped consolidated from AISLER’s logistics hub in Germany with the project’s customer reference printed on the packaging.
Screenshot of the AISLER project start page showing how to order electronic components only with Simple Supply. In the main area under the “Overview” tab, a large heading says “Upload a file to get your PCB or assembly project started!” with an orange Select file button for PCB design uploads. Below, AISLER lists supported EDA tools such as Altium Designer, KiCad, Eagle, Target 3001!, Autodesk Fusion 360, DipTrace, Sprint Layout, Pulsonix, Zuken, LibrePCB, fritzing and Horizon EDA, plus a table with recommended export formats like ODB++ or native project files. On the right-hand side of the screen there is a prominent sidebar panel titled “Interested only in electronic components?” with a grey Create parts list button. Under the button, text explains that users can directly search and select components from AISLER’s catalogue and that AISLER will ensure the best available price for the requested parts. The image illustrates that Simple Supply now sits clearly next to PCB upload: engineers can either upload their board files or, if they only want to source components, click “Create parts list” to start a BOM-driven parts order without booking PCB manufacturing or assembly.
AISLER marketing graphic showing PCB delivery cut-off dates for December 2025. The image headline reads “Need your PCB delivered this year?” with the AISLER logo and a small calendar icon. Below, text explains that to receive Beautiful Boards PCBs in 2025 you should order Beautiful Boards by 12 December, Beautiful Boards Blitz by 15 December, and Beautiful Boards+ by 8 December. A note at the bottom says you can still order anytime and that PCB production starts again on 5 January.
Screenshot of the AISLER website showing the language and region selection pop-up, including options for English (EU), American English (US), German, French, and newly added Dutch, with corresponding currencies.
Two-panel cartoon comparison: the top shows a cool-looking character in sunglasses rejecting a small orange gift box labelled “3 %”. The bottom shows the same character smiling and pointing at a larger orange gift box labelled “20 %”, symbolising AISLER’s higher KiCad discount for PCB orders placed via the “Push for KiCad” integration.
Biscuits on a chopping board, some decorated with orange icing and colourful sprinkles. A butterfly-shaped biscuit features the name ‘AISLER’ written in white icing. Additional undecorated biscuits and a jar of sprinkles are visible in the background.
AISLER graphic announcing reduced Blitz lead times for the Amazing Assembly Blitz PCB manufacturing service: 4-layer 1.6 mm in 9 business days and 4-layer 0.8 mm in 10 business days, featuring the brand logo and blitz icon.
AISLER graphic announcing December 2025 delivery cut-off dates for PCB manufacturing services. The image features the headline “Need your PCB delivered this year?” followed by the order deadlines for AISLER’s PCB products: Beautiful Boards by 12 December, Beautiful Boards Blitz by 15 December, and Beautiful Boards+ by 8 December. It also notes that customers can order anytime and that production resumes on 5 January. The design includes AISLER branding, a calendar illustration and a clean white background with orange accents.
This image explains how AISLER’s “Consolidated Shipment” feature works for PCB manufacturing orders. At the top, the title “Consolidated Shipment” is displayed in large orange text. Below it, three numbered steps are shown in a vertical layout with orange circles containing the numbers 1, 2, and 3. Step 1 reads: “Place your first PCB order and choose your shipping method.” Step 2 reads: “Start your next PCB project and go to checkout.” Step 3 reads: “Select Consolidated Shipment and we send them in one parcel.” Under the steps, a cropped screenshot of the AISLER checkout interface is shown. It displays the “Shipping Method” section with two options: “Free shipping – Basic shipping without tracking” and below it “Consolidated Shipment – Ships together with order 2023-24663”, both priced at €0.00. The Consolidated Shipment option is highlighted with an orange underline. The visual overall communicates how customers can combine multiple PCB orders into a single delivery to save money, reduce shipping fees, and simplify tracking. It uses AISLER’s brand colours (orange and white) and supports the concept of efficient, cost-saving PCB manufacturing workflows in Europe.
AISLER and Würth Elektronik PCB design workshop at TechTurbo 2025: close-up of a wooden lab desk with an active oscilloscope, benchtop power supply and several wired PCBs under test. Red, green and yellow cables connect a Würth Elektronik power module to a green prototype board and a larger red board on an aluminium plate, showing a realistic measurement setup for hardware debugging and EMC checks during the student session.
At the top left is the orange AISLER corner with logo. Large magenta text reads “Stop guessing where you’re measuring.” Below, smaller black text says “Our Board Viewer now draws a white measurement line with start and end points, so you always see where you’re measuring before you order.” Under the text there is a zoomed-in PCB view with green traces, gold pads and a short white line showing the measurement between two points.
AISLER social media graphic on a white background. The AISLER logo appears in an orange corner at the top left, and a blue ribbon with EU stars is in the top right. Large magenta text reads “More layers. More colours. 100% Made in Europe.” with “Meet Beautiful Boards+” in black underneath. Below that, bullet points highlight “2–8 layers”, “5 PCB colours” with matching heart emojis, “2 silkscreen colours” and “2 copper thicknesses”. At the bottom there is a screenshot of the AISLER checkout showing the selectable PCB options.
AISLER announcing forum rewards: white background with AISLER logo, headline “Write one post. Let us pay for your prototypes.” and subline “Earn AISLER Store Credit for helpful contributions.” promoting PCB knowledge sharing for store credit.
A six-wheeled rover prototype built by the Sapienza Technology Team. The robot features a robotic arm with sensors and wiring, designed for autonomous navigation and sample collection during the European Rover Challenge.
A presentation slide showing sponsor logos including AISLER, Zuken, OnMCU, Infineon, Texas Instruments and others. Event participants are visible in the audience in front of the screen.
Amazing Assembly: Place your orders by November 26 to ensure delivery this year. Amazing Assembly Blitz: Place your orders by December 5 to ensure delivery this year
AISLER promotion post saying No tricks only treats for you. Use our logo on your PCB with the replacement method and save more than 25% on your beautiful board. See the link in the caption for more information.
Promotional graphic for Fritzing 1.0.6 support by AISLER. The image features the AISLER logo in the top left corner, followed by the headline “Fritzing 1.0.6 – Faster load times, better exports, 83 new Adafruit parts.” Below is a visual overview of multiple Adafruit components arranged in the Fritzing interface. The bottom text reads: “This update makes design and production more robust. Use the latest version with full compatibility at aisler.net.”
Projects stopped? Let's keep them running! Cross your Nexperia parts with European equivalents. Get in contact with AISLER
Driver's dashboard display in Seagulls Lübeck Formula Student electric race car showing accumulator data, battery cell voltages, state of charge (SOC), and AMS/IMD/GPRS status indicators mounted in carbon fibre steering wheel housing
The post has the caption: Power up your design. Diotec BJT transistors are now available in the AISLER Lovely Library for KiCad. Below that, multiple progress bars are shown. 18% for BJT Transistors 48% for MOSFETs 100% for Digital Transistors 100% for constant current diodes
AISLER visual showing the text “It’s never too late for a little clean-up” beside orange sparkle icons. Below, four buttons labelled “Rename”, “Move”, “Archive”, and “Delete” represent the new project management options in the AISLER interface.
Close-up of the Accumulator Management System (AMS) and precharge PCB designed by Campus Tirol Motorsport. The AISLER logo is visible on the lower-right section of the board. Components include capacitors, MOSFETs, and connectors for high-voltage and data interfaces.
Some packages don't have their first pin indicated on the component marking. In such cases a 45 degree angle on one side of the package indicates the orientation.
A post showing the same SOIC-8 package twice. Once with light from the top and the marking is barely visible. And once with light coming from the side, the marking is much more readable.
An image showing tweezers holding an LED above a mirror, the component polarity markings are more easily viewable. The caption reads: A makeup mirror can be used to more easily inspect the polarity marker on the bottom side of an LED.
A man in a yellow jacket works on a circuit board with a soldering tool while a child observes, next to a laptop showing a PCB design at the AISLER stand in Hall 2 at Maker Days 2025 in Eindhoven.
AISLER's SMT soldering workshop at Maker Days Eindhoven. The image shows a detailed view of an Arduino Uno-like circuit board that attendees will build. Below, text urges viewers to 'Visit our SMT soldering workshop at Maker Days Eindhoven - Hall 2', acknowledging sponsors Infineon and Würth Elektronik.