Design conferences for analogue, mixed-signal and embedded systems engineers

Analog Devices, in collaboration with Xilinx and MathWorks is launching a new series of one-day design conferences for analogue, mixed-signal and embedded systems engineers this summer.

“Based on the theme ‘Discuss. Design. Deliver’, the new ADI design conferences will bring together experts in high-performance analog, field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA) and modeling tools to present complete signal chain and system-ready solutions for complex design challenges,” explains Pascal Cerruti, director of marketing programs, EMEA, at Analog Devices.  

“Engineers attending Design Conference 2013 will leave with practical knowledge and understanding of new products and solutions they can use in their designs. Experts from multiple engineering disciplines will lead the conferences and instruct engineers on advanced techniques of high-performance signal processing, reference designs and systems applications. The European Design Conference 2013 series will lay the emphasis on hands-on demonstrations and on topics relevant to regional challenges, like precision industrial and high-speed RF applications.“

The first two events will take place in Germany on June 18^th (Munich) and June 20^th (Frankfurt). More dates will be announced in September, October and November for additional ADI Design Conference editions in Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and Israel.

Each day-long conference will include live demonstrations and 16 technical sessions addressing a wide range of technology areas and application solutions in industries such as aerospace and defense, high-speed RF communications, process control, motor control and instrumentation. The conferences are designed to highlight the latest technology and signal processing innovations as well as real-world system level reference applications and tools, showing how that technology can be rapidly applied within the broader ecosystem.

The agenda of the conference technical sessions, a related video and to register for the European/German Design conference, visit the website here.