Cyrionix Research gives procurement, engineering, and operations teams a source-controlled view of PCB and PCBA sourcing. The collection focuses on North American electronics manufacturing data, bare-board trade, tariff exposure, component conditions, and landed-cost methods, with each page stating the scope and evidence cutoff that govern its use.
Featured Research
North American PCB & PCBA Sourcing in 2026
A 2026 North American PCB and PCBA sourcing report for teams comparing bare-board import exposure, U.S. assembly-manufacturing evidence, component conditions, origin-sensitive tariffs, and transaction-specific landed cost.
Research Data Notes
These focused notes answer six narrow questions using the same August 18, 2026 research evidence cutoff. The pages are written for readers who need defensible PCB sourcing research, not market-size shortcuts: important values remain visible as HTML, and each note preserves the classification, period, and method limits that govern its use.
Trade & Sourcing
U.S. Bare-PCB Imports: 2021–2025 Trend and H1 2026 Update
U.S. bare PCB import data for a controlled basket of seven HTS printed-circuit classifications, including the 2021-2025 customs-value trend and H1 2026 comparison.
Where U.S. Bare-PCB Imports Come From: 2025 and H1 2026
U.S. PCB imports by country for the tracked bare-board basket, with origin shares, China/Taiwan comparison, top-five concentration, and HHI.
U.S. Manufacturing
U.S. PCBA Manufacturing Employment and Establishments
U.S. PCBA manufacturing employment and establishments for NAICS 334418, using PRELIMINARY 2025 QCEW data with separate Economic Census context.
U.S. PCBA Manufacturing by State: 2025 Employment Footprint
PCBA manufacturing by state using PRELIMINARY 2025 NAICS 334418 employment data, with top-state share and a clear limit against capacity ranking.
Tariffs & Sourcing Economics
PCB Tariffs by Origin in 2026: Research Scenarios for U.S. Imports
PCB tariffs by origin for tracked HTS 8534 printed-circuit scenarios, preserving Chapter 99 treatment, Section 301 assumptions, exclusions, and date controls.
PCB & PCBA Landed Cost: A Transaction-Specific Sourcing Framework
PCB and PCBA landed-cost methodology for comparing supplier quotes, tariffs, freight, brokerage, inventory, quality, and schedule inputs without invented country premiums.
How Cyrionix Research Is Built
Cyrionix keeps unlike statistical systems separate because sourcing teams make better decisions when the evidence type stays visible. Trade value is not treated as PCBA market size, employment is not treated as capacity, establishments are not treated as factories, and supplier location is not treated as proof of customs origin.
Primary and authoritative releases are tied to their eligible evidence cutoff. Calculations preserve their source inputs and formulas. Material source conflicts are quarantined rather than silently resolved, and tariff or landed-cost scenarios retain transaction-level qualifications.
This public methodology describes how the current research collection is governed. It does not expose private evidence files or imply that public data can answer supplier-specific questions about price, capacity, quality, lead time or customs treatment.