RF/microwave design seminars span Europe
Flomerics and AWR have teamed up to host a joint European seminar series.
Flomerics and AWR have teamed up to host a joint European seminar series.
The integration between Flomerics' MicroStripes and AWR's Microwave Office provides RF and microwave designers with an enhanced design flow.
This now gives them access to proven full-wave 3D EM analysis, including a full treatment of the radiation conditions for extremely accurate antenna analysis.
In addition, this integration also allows full interaction with the full 3D model geometry.
"This seminar series offers an interactive way to share leading high frequency design solutions, helping engineers to solve today's RF and microwave design problems easier and faster", says David Dupuis, Global EM Line of Business Manager for Flomerics.
State-of-the-art techniques for 3D EM, circuit and system simulation will be presented by both Flomerics and AWR.
Areas of interest to include wireless antenna design, system in package, RF modules and wireless system design.
Customer-driven applications, examples and challenges will be given allowing an insight into a superior RF/microwave design flow.
Dates and locations include: 24th April 2007 in Utrecht, Netherlands; 25th April in Paris, France; 26th April in Bracknell, UK, 3rd May in Stuttgart, Germany; 9th May in Gothenburg, Sweden; 10th May in Helsinki, Finland; and 15th May 2007 in Milan, Italy.
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