Events
29 July 2020
Events
Unsurprisingly, most electronics industry events around the world have either been postponed, cancelled outright, or changed to a virtual model due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Given the continued uncertainty, Dataweek and the events’ organisers cannot guarantee that the events will not be further postponed or cancelled.
International Microwave Symposium
4-6 August 2020
Online
Recently changed to a virtual event, this symposium features RF, microwave and millimetre-wave researchers, technologists, and practitioners from academia and industry.
Find out more at www.ims-ieee.org
PCB West
7-10 September 2020
Virtual event
For 29 years PCB West has trained designers, engineers, fabricators and assemblers on making printed circuit boards for every product or use imaginable – from high-reliability military/aerospace to cutting-edge IoT and wearables.
Register at www.pcbwest.com
EDI CON China
13-14 October 2020
Beijing, China
Celebrates electronic design innovation, bringing together RF, microwave, EMC/EMI, and high-speed digital design engineers and system integrators for networking, training, and learning opportunities.
Find out more at www.ediconchina.com
NEPCON China
April 2021
Shanghai, China
International event for the electronics manufacturing industry, featuring equipment and technology for SMT, soldering and dispensing, smart factory and automation, test and measurement, and new electronic materials.
Find out more at www.nepconchina.com/en-gb.html
Hannover Fair
12-16 April 2021
Hannover, Germany
Covering all key technologies and core areas of industry – from research and development, industrial automation, IT, industrial supply, production technologies and services, to energy and mobility technologies.
Find out more at www.hannovermesse.de/en
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DesignCon
5-7 April 2022
California, USA
Premier high-speed communications and system design conference offering industry-critical engineering education, an expertly curated 14-track conference created
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IoT webinar series
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Between 7 April and 2 June 2022, Infineon Technologies will host six webinars giving an overview of the latest technologies and innovations that make the IoT work: accurate sensing, smart computing, reliable
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Indium to host reliability seminar
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Indium Corporation continues to expand its acclaimed InSIDER series of webinars with a new discussion on defining ‘high reliability.’ Claire Hotvedt, product development specialist, will host the webinar
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International Battery Seminar & Exhibit
28-31 March 2022
Florida, USA and online
Event showcasing the state-of-the-art of worldwide energy storage technology developments for consumer, automotive,
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Samtec previews 2022 gEEk spEEK webinar topics
Spectrum Concepts
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Samtec’s gEEk spEEK team and presenters will continue providing free educational videos to design and engineering customers when the gEEk spEEk Signal Integrity Webinar Series returns in 2022. Many signal
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Design Automation Conference - DAC
In-person: 5-9 December 2021
California, USA
Virtual: 7-10 December 2021
Premier event devoted to the design and design automation of electronic systems and circuits.
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productronica
16-19 November 2021
Munich, Germany
At productronica, the decision-makers and thought leaders of the industry come together – from established key player organisations to innovative start-ups.
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Solder paste technology debate
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Indium Corporation’s Chris Nash, senior product manager for PCB assembly solder paste, will participate in a
Global SMT & Packaging debate on solder paste technology on 26 October.
Solder is a critical
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PCB West
5-8 October 2021
California, USA
For 30 years PCB West has trained designers, engineers, fabricators and lately, assemblers on making printed circuit boards for every product or use imaginable.
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Indium expert to host tin whiskers webinar
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Tin whiskers are thinner than a human hair, but these electrically conductive structures have been known to cause sudden failures and intermittent problems due to their ability to short closely-spaced
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