Webinar: Advanced power analysis in Altium Designer 24
22 November 2023
Power Electronics / Power Management
Join the upcoming webinar and design intuitively and intelligently with Altium Designer 24's simulation tool. Attendees will discover how to streamline their design process, reduce time-to-market, and ensure optimal performance of their designs.
Theoretical insights into advanced power analysis techniques will be gained, which will equip users with the knowledge to elevate their electronic design projects. By using the newly-enhanced mixed-signal simulation tool, all types of circuit analysis can be performed, including the newly added Stress Analysis feature.
The live webinar will cover the following topics:
• Streamlining design processes: Learn how simulation in Altium Designer 24 can streamline your design workflow, saving time and resources.
• Mitigating risks: Explore how simulation helps identify and address potential issues early in the design phase, reducing the risk of costly errors.
• Optimising performance: Discover the benefits of using Altium Designer 24 for simulation to achieve optimal power performance and reliability in your electronic designs.
Date: 22 February 2024
Time: 12:00 SAST
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