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Next Designers Learning Symposium — Beaverton, OR — September 19th, 2007
Hosted by Tektronix and the PNW IPC Designers Council Chapter
The IPC Designers Council is excited to announce the first ever Designers Learning Symposium in the Pacific Northwest, hosted by Tektronix in their Beaverton, OR facility. The IPC Designers Learning Symposium is a great educational and networking event where you can hear the latest on developing topics in the industry, ask experts challenging design questions, and meet new contacts and potential suppliers — all at an affordable cost. Valuable programs dedicated to PCB design like these are few and far between. We're offering several different ways to save, with totals of up to 50% off the symposium registration, if you take advantage of the multiple discounts.
For all you CIDs, this will be a great opportunity to attend an Advanced PCB Designers Certification Workshop, scheduled for September 20th through the 22nd .
We've put together a full week of events that you won't find anywhere else. Improve your marketability and prove to your employer you are passionate about your career by becoming an Advanced Certified Interconnect Designer (CID+).
Scheduled Symposium Topics
The Designers Council — What's in it for you?
Design for Manufacture and Test
IPC Standards — the Roadmap to the Information You Need
RoHS Overview and Lead Free IPC Standards
Package Analysis Tools and Techniques — Signal and Power Integrity
Download the full conference brochure including registration form at http://dc.ipc.org/dls-beaverton. The IPC Designers Council would like to thank Tektronix and Cipher Systems for hosting the Symposium and CID+ workshop respectively, and also express our appreciation to the PNW Chapter for their contributions. This event could be the largest of its kind, so you won't want to miss out!
Tabletop exhibitions and sponsorship opportunities are available. Tektronix has ample space to hold this event, with all the amenities necessary to effectively showcase your products and services, including power and wireless high speed internet. For more information, please contact Nate Fitt, IPC Designers Council coordinator at 847-597-2827 or natefitt@ipc.org.
Come see for yourself why attending these programs enhances your design education and learn the skills that can save your business time and money.
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| The PNW Chapter looks forward to your attendance! |
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