Overview
Wed, Apr 12, 2017 11:00 AM – 11:22 AM SGT
Finally! Electronics and Mechanical Design Come Together.
– Find out how users can better merge their mechanical design and electronic design experience
– Bridge the gap between electrical and mechanical design
Topics Covered
In just 22 minutes, you will learn about how SOLIDWORKS® PCB can help you:
You can now fit a square peg into a round hole – at least it seems that way. Ever since electronic products were first created, engineers have used different, disconnected tools. This caused translation issues, format conversion challenges, and headaches, due to the lack of collaboration. However, now electronic and mechanical engineers can work in a cohesive and fully integrated environment with SOLIDWORKS® CAD and SOLIDWORKS PCB.
A professional PCB design tool capable of meeting the demands of today’s products, which allows you to develop the most efficient schematics for your board layouts. Integration of PCB design seamlessly with SOLIDWORKS CAD, with a managed ECO change process and distinct workflows to keep you at your most productive.
Speaker Profile
Max Yu, Senior product management and product marketing development professional with over 10 years of experience within the consumer electronics and SoC semiconductor industry.
– Consistent record of utilizing commercial awareness and business acumen to successfully oversee analysis of target markets information and evaluate customer requirements, effectively develop product marketing strategies, efficiently manage project resources and identify new product opportunity to expand market share.
– Proven functional and technical ability and project management skills, engage the matrix group stakeholders, marketing, sales, PM, R&D, FAE, QA and international OEM.
– Solid knowledge of consumer electronic products and technologies, including networking, display, audio, touch and smart device connectivity. Extensive experience with embedded systems (ARM, DSP, FPGA, MCU), firmware programming (assembly, C, C#, Java) under 8051 core platforms as well as hardware architecture mixed-signal system level design.
