EDA Technologies will highlight its range of product and service offerings, which features the following:
* Altium Designer, the unified electronic design software providing the ability to design and build the next generation of electronic products.
* Nanoboard, enhancing the ability to design, implement and debug an entire FPGA-based system design before moving to a production PCB. NanoBoard can be used as a system prototyping and development platform, or as a complete test bed for FPGA-based embedded system design.
* NCAB Printed Circuit Boards, the world’s largest PCB producer, strives to make PCBs on time with zero defects and at the lowest total cost. With no cross-out panels and MIL-spec hole plating as standard, quality is part of the package.
* Aldec, a leading Electronic Design Automation (EDA) company delivering innovative design creation, simulation and verification solutions to assist in the development of complex FPGA, ASIC, SoC and embedded system designs.
The EDA Technologies stand will also feature promotions and will host Mr Andy Liu, Director of NCAB, who will be presenting two topics on PCB manufacture: 1) What contributes to a high-reliability PCB and 2) How lead-free requirements affect PCB manufacture and assembly.
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