Design News

AUSTIN, TX– National Instruments announces further integration of its Multisim and LabVIEW platforms.
 
The platforms allow engineers to identify and analyze design efficiency. Errors can be detected at an earlier stage of the design process, and circuit design is better enhanced.
 
Multisim allows circuit schematics to be built interactively, as well as simulates circuit behavior in a graphical environment. The platform abstracts the complexity of SPICE simulation and achieves a faster prototype turnaround, bridging the gap between design and test.
 
LabVIEW allows engineers to increase their productivity in circuit design in a cost-efficient and timely manner. The platform provides rapid connectivity simulation and real-world measurements.

SANTA CLARA, CA – At PCB West this year, Designer Decision 2008 sought to identify the hot design topics for 2009.

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CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND– XJTAG announced FlowCAD will be its distributor in Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. FlowCAD was chosen for its reputation and market experience in German-speaking EDA communities.  It will sell the XJTAG system, used for debugging, testing and programming PCBs and systems, to its established base of electronic design customers. FlowCAD believes XJTAG answers the demand for new and current approaches to boundary scan technology for its Central European customer base. 

SANTA CLARA, CA– NBS Design, Inc. designs and assembles printed circuit boards. The company has recently expanded into a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.   Read more ...

THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN and ALLEN, TX– Digi-Key Corporation and DLP Design have partnered for a worldwide distribution agreement. Customers are able to purchase DLP Design products directly from Digi-Key and will be featured on its website as well as print catalogs. Representatives for both companies believe this partnership will provide “faster time to market” for DLP products while increasing awareness of Digi-Key’s product line. 

BANGALORE-- Flextronics' design services unit is drawing interest from Tech Mahindra Ltd. and Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., according to a report today in the Economic Times.

Flextronics previously announced plans to sell the Bangalore-based group, which employs 250 workers.

Neither party would comment on the report. 

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