Plexus Corp. v. United States is a decision of the U.S. Court of International Trade in which the Court denied cross motions for summary judgment on the tariff classification of printed circuit board assemblies and chassis imported by Plexus for use in encoders, multiplexers, and remultiplexers. These devices are used to compress audio and video digital data, including voice so that it takes up less digital storage space and transmission bandwidth. While not technically required to...
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