| Altium Design Solutions Encourage Students in Brazil |
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| Tuesday, 17 March 2009 09:59 | |||
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SAO PAULO, BRAZIL – Soon, students at the Centro Universitário Salesiano (UNISAL) will have access to Altium’s NanoBoard and Altium Designer. Altium will provide its next generation electronics design solutions to the university. They will be used in several courses, including Automotive Systems Technology, Automation and Control Engineering and Industrial Electronics Technology. Noteworthy student projects have the opportunity to be demonstrated at conferences and published in magazines in Brazil. “This partnership is about equipping students with the best possible electronics design tools. And with Altium’s unified electronics design solution, they will be using the same tool as America’s space agency NASA and green technology innovator VESTAS,” said Gerry Gaffney, senior vice president and general manager Americas.
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