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Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 27 April 2006
Board Test Workshop comes to the UK
The Board Test Workshop Organising Committee has scheduled another EBTW event in association with the 2006 European Test Symposium.
Following the successful USA Board Test Workshops (BTW) and the inaugural 2005 European BTW (EBTW - held last year in Estonia), the BTW Organising Committee has scheduled another EBTW event in association with the 2006 European Test Symposium To be held at Chilworth Manor near Southampton on 24th and 25th May, EBTW06 is focused on current issues and trends related to PCB and system test
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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As with previous workshops, perspectives are invited from contract manufacturers, test equipment providers, researchers, end users and systems providers.
Dr Ben Bennetts, EBTW06 Programme Chair, comments: "The increasingly demanding test needs of single board and multi-board systems are constantly under review by test practitioners and tool vendors".
"The 2006 IEEE European Board Test Workshop offers a forum for an exchange of new ideas between these two communities".
Although technically a "European" event, many of the EBTW's speakers will be coming from much further afield, from countries including the USA, China and Japan.
Companies represented include: Intel, Cisco and Nokia.
Dr Bennetts concludes: "This workshop will see papers presented from the leaders in their fields - so why not come and interact with the experts".
Fees for the two-day workshop will vary depending on the delegate's IEEE membership status (member, student or nonmember), and discounts are available for early registration.
A faxback registration form can be downloaded from the Board Test Workshop website.
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