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I am looking for somebody willing to clone the design of an IRFPG50 from International Rectifier. The end customer is Chinese, and operating in the space market. If you are interested, and not afraid of being involved with ITAR restrictions, please…
Based on our experience covering both the chip- and system-level, we will be presenting at the next TWI/NMI event on Packaging. The theme will be "Influence of Package Choice on your System Reliability". In order to reduce product costs, companies n…
Florian Joffrin from Surlog will be joining me to attend to this event. Part of Groupe Serma Technologies, this company deals with Software Dependability and SIL (Safety Integrity Level) evaluation (as well as Software-level FMECA, training to DO178…
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Astride the Packaging Roadmap - TWI/NMI
Based on our experience covering both the chip- and system-level, we will be presenting at the next TWI/NMI event on Packaging. The theme will be "Influence of Package Choice on your System Reliability". In order to reduce product costs, companies nowadays try to use off-the-shelf components. However, special care should be taken to ensure that these choices do not impact the reliability of the system. To help alleviate this risk, we have developed a 4-axis method (Performance qualification, Rob… Continue
Posted on April 20, 2009 at 9:27am —
Analogue/Mixed-Signal/RF Technical Network
Florian Joffrin from Surlog will be joining me to attend to this event. Part of Groupe Serma Technologies, this company deals with Software Dependability and SIL (Safety Integrity Level) evaluation (as well as Software-level FMECA, training to DO178...).
What is the point for him to come then? Hardware does not have anything to do with software! Wrong, would tell some companies working in the military and aerospace market. They are now applying the rules used for ADA, C, C++ to VHDL in order to… Continue
What is the point for him to come then? Hardware does not have anything to do with software! Wrong, would tell some companies working in the military and aerospace market. They are now applying the rules used for ADA, C, C++ to VHDL in order to… Continue
Posted on March 27, 2009 at 6:30pm —
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