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December 17, 2024 | Corey Lynn, IPCEstimated reading time: 1 minute
As the new year approaches, it's the perfect time to set your professional goals and enhance your expertise in the dynamic field of electronics. IPC's January and February 2025 lineup offers a variety of courses designed to meet the needs of professionals at every level of their career, from beginners to seasoned experts. Whether you're looking to delve into the intricacies of radio frequency PCB design, tackle the challenges of military and aerospace applications, or start from the basics with our introductory courses, there's something for everyone. Enroll today and take the next step toward mastering your craft in the electronics industry.
PCB Design for Radio Frequency Boards
Starts January 27
This six-week course covers essential principles and practices for designing PCBs for radio frequency (RF) applications. Participants will learn about RF signal integrity, layout techniques, and design considerations unique to RF boards. It is ideal for PCB designers, RF engineers, and technical professionals aiming to enhance their skills in RF PCB design.
PCB Design for Military, Aerospace, and Other Extreme Applications
Starts January 27
This specialized six-week course addresses the unique challenges of designing PCBs for military, aerospace, and other extreme environments. Topics include ruggedization techniques, materials selection, and compliance with industry standards. Professionals in the defense, aerospace, and high-reliability sectors will find this course particularly beneficial for ensuring their designs meet the rigorous demands of these applications.
Introduction to PCB Design I
Starts January 28
This six-week course, aimed at beginners, provides a solid foundation in PCB design. Participants will learn the basics of PCB layout, design software tools, and essential design rules. This course is perfect for new designers, engineers, and anyone interested in starting a career in PCB design.
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2024 issue of IPC Community. To read the full list of classes and find out how to register, click here.
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