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Signal Integrity Workshop to be Held in Chicago

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Monday, 05 November 2007
CHICAGO – Dr. Eric Bogatin will discuss design guidelines for minimizing problems related to signal integrity in a two-day workshop in Chicago this month. The Essential Principles of Signal Integrity lecture and demonstration workshop will cover essential principles of signal integrity including differential pairs, return currents, crosstalk, ground bounce, transmission line reflections, signal bandwidths and the power distribution network. The class will be held Nov. 28-29 in Chicago. To register, visit www.BeTheSignal.com.

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