Workshop offer for Computer-on-Modules
From selection to carrier board design
During the WEKA Graduate Program, developers are given the opportunity to obtain comprehensive information on a specific topic. The workshop program will start on 28 June with the selection and design of computer-on-modules.
Do you like to implement an embedded project soon, and are still considering whether to use a computer-on-module for it? Or are you already fully involved in the project, but have difficulties in selecting the right platform? In this case the workshop »Computer-on-Modules – from selection to carrier board design« is just the right thing for you.
In the one-day seminar on 28th June, you will learn everything you need to know about computer-on-modules. The WEKA Fachmedien workshop is aimed at developers of embedded hardware as well as decision makers for industrial computer technology and will take place at the Congress Center in Munich.
From the basics to implementation
In the workshop, you will learn the basics of hardware development with computer-on-modules. First, how individual standards differ from each other and how to select the appropriate standard for your next embedded project. In addition, all design basics will be explained, and help offered in planning first steps. Also, questions about the right documentation are clarified, where to obtain support and how to start a schematic design.
As a trainer you will be accompanied by Martin Unverdorben – he is Second Deputy Chairman of the Standardization Group of Embedded Technologies (SGET) and has more than 25 years of experience in computer-on-module design. At the end of the workshop, you will have the opportunity to receive a certificate as element of the WEKA Graduate Program. Click here to register.
