Introduction to
Worst Case Circuit Analysis
Morning
Monday April 27, 2015 10AM - Noon
Refreshments Served
Embassy Suites Southfield, Detroit
No COST
SIGN UP FOR THE FREE WCCA SEMINAR
What is WCCA? Why do you need to do it? When do you perform it? To what degree? Who should do the analysis?
Do you have questions about Worst Case Circuit Analysis?
- What are the actual benefits?
- How does this relate to ISO 26262 and ASIL Hazard Analysis?
- How does WCCA Save Money
- Am I performing WCCA correctly?
- What do I do about SPICE models?
- What part does Testing play?
- What value does WCCA have for me?
- What does it really cost to do an analysis and how long does it take?
- What skills are needed to perform WCCA?
- What are the differences between Stress & Derating and WCCA?
These and many other questions will be answered in this FREE Introductory Lunch and Learn.
- For Managers and Reviewers
- For Beginners
- For Designers thinking about taking on this challenging analysis
- For Reliability Professionals who want to go beyond MTBF and FMECA
Click here for the full 2-Day Course (28th/29th)
WCCA Class Brochure - Automotive Workshop
Introduction to
Power Supply Testing
Afternoon
Monday April 27, 2015 1PM - 3PM
Refreshments Served
Embassy Suites Southfield, Detroit
No COST
SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TEST SEMINAR
Today's power supplies are driving to a level of efficiency and performance never
seen before, requiring design engineers to perform many specialized power measurements
that are time consuming and complex.
This seminar will include a discussion of the required measurements to validate,
verify, characterize, and improve each section of your distributed power system.
New test techniques available for measuring loop stability and HANDS-ON demonstration
of the test equipment required for these measurements will be shown.
- Why you need to measure Power Integrity at GHz Frequencies
- What test data are you missing because your test equipment is just not good enough
- Why clean power matters and how to get it
- How to measure power – new impedance measurement techniques for key power supply and power distribution (PDN) parameters
- Improving Opamp, Reference, Regulator, Switcher, POL and Converter Performance while lowering development costs
- No access to the feedback loop? Can’t Do a Bode Plot? No problem! By performing non-invasive phase margin measurements, you can determine the stability of a power supply even when you can’t get access to the control loop
- Measuring Components for Analysis and SPICE Model Correlation; Magnetics, Capacitors, etc.
