About Golden Gate Graphics
History
John Childers bailed out of a troubled American mining industry and began designing printed circuit boards in 1987 in Golden, Colorado. As he founded Golden Gate Graphics 3 years later, we recently celebrated our 10th anniversary.
He found printed circuit design to be interesting and demanding; but it was often fraught with mistakes. He began to investigate methods for wholesale elimination of those mistakes and came up with a technology for printed circuit design which he called Streamlined Design.
Future editions of this web site, which is updated frequently, will feature new articles and training in this field. The purposes of these are to make the life of the printed circuit designer a little easier and his boss happier.
John drew heavily upon his study of the works of L. Ron Hubbard as a basis for effective discovery and codification of this field. One might ask: What does L. Ron Hubbard have to do with PCB design? Here is John's answer (from the training site): "My purpose in putting this course together is to help others." .
Our address:
Golden Gate Graphics
2408 E. Nichols Circle
Centennial, Colorado 80122, USA
Located in the middle, near Littleton, Highlands Ranch and Englewood, of the Rocky Mountain Front
Range High Tech Corridor, which includes the following cities from south to north: Colorado
Springs, Monument, Littleton, Denver, Boulder, Niwot, Longmont, Loveland, Ft. Collins and Greeley.
Voice: 720-276-9127
Fax: 720-493-8853
Principal Associates:
John W. Childers
Printed Circuit Designer
, CEO & Founder 1990 to Present
Mary R. Childers
Printed Circuit Designer
, Exec VP of Organization 1990 to Present
References for Golden Gate Graphics' outstanding work in printed circuit design are available. See the email link below.
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