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Freedom CAD Services Exhibits PCB Offerings at DesignCon
January 13, 2016 | Scott McCurdy, Freedom CAD ServicesEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Freedom CAD Services Inc. (FCS) will be exhibiting at DesignCon 2016, which will be held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California on January 19-21.
FCS will provide information on the world-class PCB services they provide. These include electrical engineering, PCB layout, signal integrity analysis & simulation, power integrity analysis, schematic integrity analysis, mechanical engineering, contractor on-site support, and value-added manufacturing of turnkey prototype assemblies. FCS will also be displaying a brand new booth design this year and will have their professional sales team available to meet and greet all visitors and answer any questions.
Visit Freedom CAD Services next week in booth #501.
Freedom CAD Services is a multi-disciplined engineering company specializing in design services for complex high-speed and large electronic systems for the Computer, Telecom, Medical, Storage, Industrial, Mil-Aero, and Consumer Electronics markets. Established in 2003, our engineering and PCB design team of more than 40 designers have over 1000 years of combined experience using the industry's leading PCB CAD tools. Visit www.freedomcad.com.
DesignCon is the world's premier conference for chip, board and systems design engineers in the high-speed communications and semiconductor communities. DesignCon, created by engineers for engineers, takes place annually in Silicon Valley and remains the largest gathering of chip, board and systems designers in the country. This four-day technical conference and expo combines technical paper sessions, tutorials, industry panels, product demos and exhibits from the industry's leading experts and solutions providers.
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