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News Release from: Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006)
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 05 November 2004
Developer conference for hands-on
expertise
Offering more technical modules, Texas Instruments developer conference in Europe is to provide hands-on expertise in the latest innovations in signal processing technology multi-city,
Offering more technical modules, Texas Instruments developer conference in Europe is to provide hands-on expertise in the latest innovations in signal processing technology multi-city, The full-day conference will provide European system, hardware and software design engineers with insight into innovative solutions for DSP, Analog, video and imaging, software, hardware, control and connectivity in Nice (November 3, 2004) Featuring 22 technical modules in eight different tracks, TIs third installment of its developer conference European series delivers technology for innovators by providing an interactive environment where designers and developers in a wide range of application areas can network with peers, TI experts and other leading companies
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Industry experts and third parties will also be on-hand in the Technology and Applications Center to showcase a wide range of creative and innovative solutions.
Through highly targeted, technical tutorials led by TI design engineers and third party experts, this full-day conference will help participants expand their knowledge and solutions base in a variety of ways, including: Deep access to TI and industry expertise, network with innovative designers, peers and third parties, get answers to specific application requirements, discover helpful, time-saving tips and tricks for the latest applications, learn how DSPs can easily integrate with other technologies.
"Building on feedback from the past two conferences, we have been able to expand this years conference to meet the growing needs of engineers in the signal processing field," said Jean-Marc Darchy, TI DSP director EMEA.
"This year, we are offering even more choices of concentrated, technical tutorials, while bringing engineers face-to-face with leading innovators like Ateme, Xilinx, The MathWorks, Softier and Surf.
In the Technology and Applications Center, third party developers will demonstrate innovative solutions that can help OEMs and programmers reduce development costs while remaining at the forefront of the technology curve." TI Developer Conference European Series 2004 will be held in the following cities: · November 9: Paris, France · November 11: Munich, Germany · November 16: Birmingham, UK · November 18: Moscow, Russia.
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