From: Ed Lewis (elewis@ansoft.com)
Date: Tue Sep 19 2000 - 05:17:51 PDT
Greetings SI List,
I would like a few minutes of your time to view the message below regarding
Ansoft's Worldwide Roadshow for 2000. I hope it is of interest to you!
Regards
Ed LEWIS.
NO BOUNDARIES WORLDWIDE WORKSHOPS
Opening a new world in Analog, Digital, Signal Integrity,
RF and Microwave Design
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Join Ansoft for the first worldwide workshop that brings signal integrity
engineers and high-frequency component and system designers together in
one forum.
Our cutting-edge agenda includes presentations by key Ansoft technical
staff, local notable industry resources, and of course, our valued partners
and customers.
There is a FREE world-class event in store for you thats guaranteed to open
a new world in Analog, Digital, Signal Integrity, RF, and Microwave
engineering disciplines with No Boundaries.
http://www.ansoft.com/no-boundaries.html
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This event is FREE and lunch will be provided at all venues.
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**LOCATIONS:
Weve made it easier than ever to attend our workshops by providing events
in locations throughout the world. (Please check
www.ansoft.com/no-boundaries for information on times and venues.)
Asia Leg (Remainder)
October 2,3 & 4 - Yokohama, JAPAN
October 5 & 6 - Seoul, KOREA
USA/Canada Leg
September 26 - San Jose, CA
September 27 - Los Angeles, CA
September 28 - San Diego, CA
October 3 - Ottowa, Canada
October 4 - Chicago, IL
October 5 - Boston, MA
October 6 - Baltimore, MD
October 10 - Phoenix - AZ
October 11 - Dallas - TX
October 12 - Raleigh, NC
European Leg
October 17 - Stockholm, SWEDEN
October 18 - Paris, FRANCE
October 19 - Bracknell, UK
October 24 - Munich, GERMANY
October 25 - Milan, ITALY
October 28 - Tel Aviv, ISRAEL
**SESSIONS
Learn from the experts as they discuss the challenges, issues and
advancements in Analog, Digital, Signal Integrity, RF, and Microwave
design and analysis.
Simulate an entire MMIC Layout using Ansofts new SVD FastSolve
and avoid resonances associated with partitioning designs
incorrectly.
Use Harmonic Balance, Package Analysis Simulation, and Optimization
software in tandem for VCO and other high-frequency MMIC designs to
achieve first pass design.
Create Photonic Bandgap structures to greatly reduce antenna
profiles for Bluetooth and other size-sensitive high-frequency
designs.
Simulate OFDM modulation schemes along with MATLAB for a full
transmitter design to be used in High Definition TV and other 3G
applications.
Use Full-Wave Spice to generate Full Bandwidth Time Domain Spice
models that enable interconnect performance from DC to 50+ Ghz.
Automate the simulation of BGA packages to meet your time-to-market
pressures and ensure that your device meets proper specifications.
Simulate your PCB/MCM design for both signal integrity and thermal
effects, making rapid changes to increase the performance prior to
prototype.
** Registration: Space is limited so register early.
Go to www.ansoft.com/no-boundaries.html for registration and for
details regarding locations and travel information.
Register on-line now!
Ansoft Corporation
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October 2000 - Ansoft "No Boundaries" Global Roadshow reaches Europe.
Opening a new world in Analogue, Digital, Signal Integrity, RF and
Microwave Design.
Visit http://www.ansoft.com/no-boundaries.html for further details.
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