Flexible, Affordable Electronics Education
Online courses and webinars for the printed circuit engineering community.
Current Workshops
Effective PCB Design: Techniques to Improve Performance
Tired of failing EMC certification over and over? Join the crowd. Shrinking IC geometries and a resulting increase in switching speeds make designing compliant printed circuit boards more... [more]
The PCB Design Process from Cradle to Grave
This half-day course is an overview (past, present, and future) of the interactions of processes, people and technologies involved in the complete lifecycle of a PCB design. This course is designed... [more]
Electromagnetic Fields for Normal Folks: Show Me the Pictures and Hold the Equations, Please!
The material presented will be focused on the physics of electromagnetic energy basic principles, presented in easy-to-understand language with plenty of diagrams. Attendees will discover how... [more]
IoT PC Board Design and Layout
Circuit boards for the IoT world (Internet of Things) are often driven by the need for low power dissipation, low cost (which drives very low layer count), moderate to high-density and mixed-signal... [more]
“Designing PCBs which will pass EMC the first time is something that motivates me in my job, and one can learn a lot from Rick Hartley, Dan Beeker, Eric Bogatin, Susy Webb and Lee Ritchey. [With] webinars on demand, if you don’t understand something, you can just play it again.” – Josko Marasovic
“Designing PCBs which will pass EMC the first time is something that motivates me in my job, and one can learn a lot from Rick Hartley, Dan Beeker, Eric Bogatin, Susy Webb and Lee Ritchey. [With] webinars on demand, if you don’t understand something, you can just play it again.” – Josko Marasovic
“Designing PCBs which will pass EMC the first time is something that motivates me in my job, and one can learn a lot from Rick Hartley, Dan Beeker, Eric Bogatin, Susy Webb and Lee Ritchey. [With] webinars on demand, if you don’t understand something, you can just play it again.” – Josko Marasovic
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