To commemorate our 20th anniversary, we compiled a history of how we started and who keeps us going. We thought it was entertaining and hope you will too.
Please take a few minutes and have a look -
more...
THE
BIRTH OF WILLIE
We're asked
often about the origins of Willie, our lab robot. So,
we're writing an online book about him! We've
published the prologue online.
read about
Willie right here...
T&E
UPDATE
The latest
issue of our newsletter is now available online.
read it here...
Courses:
April 30: Transmission Lines (T.L.)
May 1: Crosstalk, Layer Stacking, Separating Analog/Digital
Planes, and Terminations
May 2: Bypassing, Power Delivery, Vias, Connectors, and Buses
May 3: Differential Signaling and Clock Distribution Control
May 4: Key Issues for EMI/EMC: How to Design and Build a
Compliant System
These courses provide participants with the
tools for recognizing the problems with any proposed high-speed
design. Design rules and design processes are taught that insure
the PCB will function properly at the prototype stage. Emphasis
is placed on cost-competitive design without sacrificing
high-speed integrity.
Each course may be taken on a stand-alone basis
or combined as needed. While each subsequent course builds upon
the previous instruction, participants may enroll in any course
or combination.
Who Should Attend: The courses are intended for digital design
engineers, design managers, test engineers, EMI/EMC engineers,
IC digital logic designers, project managers of high-speed
designs, communication engineers, and military digital
engineers. No advanced math is required, although participants
will find it helpful to bring a scientific calculator to the
course. The material is presented at a technical level that
provides experienced designers with information to design and
lay out a high-speed PCB that meets signal integrity (SI) and
EMI.
Instruction by: Robert Hanson, MSEE
Robert Hanson has unmatched experience in teaching and
knowledge of electronics. As a Testability Overseer for
Boeing Commercial Airline products, Mr. Hanson has worked
with non-EEs and EE’s. He understands the need to use clear
communication and he spends extra time answering student
questions during his presentations or privately afterward.
Mr. Hanson has over 40 years of experience in the design
manufacturing and testing areas. His initial education was
in (BSIE) and Business Administration (BSBA). After
receiving his BSEE/MSEE, he became highly involved in all
aspects of electronic testing.
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Course Outline:
The following one-day courses are offered to cover the various
aspects of high-speed digital design and EMI/EMC issues:
DAY 1. Transmission Lines (T.L.) DAY 2. Crosstalk, Layer Stacking, Separating Analog/Digital
Planes, and Terminations DAY 3. Bypassing, Power Delivery, Vias, Connectors, and Buses DAY 4. Differential Signaling and Clock Distribution Control DAY 5. Key Issues for EMI/EMC: How to Design and Build a
Compliant System
For more
information on course content, please send your request to
info@wll.com
Dates: April 30 - May 4, 2012
Each course may be taken on a
stand-alone basis or combined as needed. While each subsequent
course builds upon the previous instruction, participants may
enroll in any course or combination.
Fee/Registration:
1 day
2 days
3 days
4 days
5 days
$695.00
$1,340.00
$1,935.00
$2,480.00
$2,980.00
Second registrant from same organization:
receive a 10% discount
Third registrant from same organization: receive a 15% discount
This course is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Class sizes are limited.
Class fee includes continental-style breakfast, lunch and
afternoon breaks. Please contact us for any special dietary
needs and/or physical accommodations.
May 31, 2012 First Annual Maryland
Sister States Program International Gala Awards Sheraton Annapolis Hotel Keynote
Speaker: Governor Martin O’Malley For
more information, Contact:
Zach Feldmann