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Speaker :
Ethan Pierce
Company :
Pierce Design
Skill Level :
Maintaining a product is very difficult when:
The source files aren’t available
Only Gerber files and maintenance documents are available
Making a revision to a company-owned product with no...
Speaker :
Fumiyasu Ohbuchi
Company :
Siemens
Skill Level :
With an estimated 80,000 SMTP lines in use standards are a lifeline for line operators and equipment and software developers worldwide. SEMI is developing a suite of standards for SMT and PCBA...
Speaker :
Daniel J. Smith
Company :
Raytheon SAS
Skill Level :
Audience:
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...
Speaker :
John Coonrod
Company :
Rogers Corp.
Skill Level :
Understanding millimeter-wave (mmWave) concepts can benefit RF designers, high-speed digital circuit designers and fabricators. In the RF industry, as frequency increases many circuit properties...
Speaker :
Daniel Beeker
Company :
NXP Semiconductor
Skill Level :
Raise the shields, Scotty! Starting with some simple definitions for ESD/EOS, this session describes the important differences in the energy involved and the type of damage that can result. The...
Speaker :
Paul Cooke
Company :
AGC-Nelco Taconic
This course will address advanced problem solving of printed wiring board defects. Some defects, such as interconnect separation, delamination, wedge voids, plating folds, micro-voids, surface...
Speaker :
Lee Ritchey
Company :
Speeding Edge
With the advent of ICs with multiple power rails at very high currents, the design of the power delivery system in a modern product is often more difficult than routing the PCB to ensure good signal...
Speaker :
Michael Ford, and Hemant Shah
Company :
Aegis Software, Cadence
The new IPC Digital Twin standard (IPC-2551) defines an interoperable framework in which thousands of applications from multiple sources work seamlessly together, providing the opportunity for...
