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Avnet FAE Institute

Phoenix embedded-engineering and field-application-engineer event lineage, beginning with Alex Glow's source-backed 2026 hardware-experimentation PCB badge. Public vendor updates establish the dated event and its technical-training context, while participant allocation, production, firmware, and image rights remain deliberately bounded.

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Phoenix embedded-engineering and field-application-engineer event lineage, beginning with Alex Glow's source-backed 2026 hardware-experimentation PCB badge. Public vendor updates establish the dated event and its technical-training context, while participant allocation, production, firmware, and image rights remain deliberately bounded.

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Avnet FAE Institute 2026 · 2026

Avnet FAE Institute 2026 PCB Badge

Alex Glow's MIT-licensed hardware-experimentation event PCB badge

Alex Glow's public repository describes this as an official PCB-badge commission for Avnet's FAE Institute 2026, and its linked Hackster project calls it a cyber-gem and platform for hardware experimentation. The commit-pinned source archive contains KiCad 9 board files, Gerber outputs, custom footprint libraries, and front/back repository rasters. Public vendor updates identify the July Phoenix FAE Institute's hands-on technical-training context. Together these sources establish a real event-specific hardware design, but not participant-wide issuance, a final manufactured configuration, a source-to-unit mapping, or a delivery ledger.