Address: P. O. Box 1457, Los Gatos,
CA 95031
TEL:
800-323-3956/408-356-4186
FAX:
408-358-3799
Mobile: 408-858-4528
URL:
www.dsmith.org
Email: doug@dsmith.org
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This seminar has been acclaimed by many as one of the best technical seminars for design and EMC engineers and technicians available. Some features include:
This seminar is an updated version of my two day demonstration based seminar on design verification and troubleshooting using high frequency measurements. The seminar is an excellent stand alone course or makes a good follow-up seminar to any of the commercially available design or EMC seminars. Many students have rated this seminar the best they have ever taken on any topic! Click here for a detailed description of the seminar.
The cost of the seminar is shown below and includes course notes, a CD-ROM of technical information, and evening before the seminar dinner with Keynote Address as well as continental breakfast, lunch, and break refreshments both seminar days.
For a registration form, click here.
If you are interested in attending or have any questions, click
here.
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Registration payment received on or before September 5, 2000: | $875 | |
Registration payment received after September 5, 2000: | $925 |
The venue will be the Toll House Hotel at 140 South Santa Cruz Avenue, Los Gatos, CA 95030. The hotel phone number is 1-800-238-6111 (reservations) or 1-408-395-7070. Room fee includes airport pickup from San Jose Airport. For information on the Toll House and Los Gatos click on the picture below. A block of rooms will be held until August 18, 2000.
There are two hotels close to the Toll House for overflow. The Village
Inn is the closest at about one block away. The Garden Inn is about 3 blocks
away. Both are great places. Their room rates are lower than the Toll House
but do not include breakfast or pickup from San Jose airport.
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The experiments are possibly the best part of the seminar. They cover
signal integrity and circuit design as well as EMC topics. Experiments
are done in the front of the classroom with the measurement result (typically
a scope or spectrum analyzer screen) displayed by a video projector large
enough for everyone to see. A few of the experimental setups are shown
below. For more information on the layout of the room and experiments,
click
here.
A Few of the Experiments Performed During the Seminar
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