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Sisoft to Exhibit and Present at EDI CON USA 2016
August 30, 2016 | SiSoftEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
SiSoft will be exhibiting at the upcoming EDI CON USA 2016 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, September 20-22. EDI CON USA uniquely brings together RF, microwave, EMC/EMI, and high-speed digital design engineers and system integrators for networking, training, and learning opportunities.
In addition, SiSoft will be co-presenting a technical session, "Leveraging SerDes Design Flows for AMI Model Development," with MathWorks during the event on Wednesday at 11:30 AM in Room 202.
Attendees can register for the EDI CON USA conference through the official event website. Attendance to the exhibit hall is free.
To learn more about SiSoft visit them at the show in the Signal Integrity Zone, an area focused on high-speed digital design, in demo pod #1 (SI1).
About SiSoft
SiSoft provides award-winning EDA simulation software, methodology training and consulting services for system-level high-speed design. Quantum Channel Designer is the industry’s premier channel simulator for the design and analysis of multi-gigabit serial links and a DesignVision Award Winner. Quantum-SI is the leading solution for integrated signal integrity, timing and crosstalk analysis of high-speed parallel interfaces. SiSoft’s software products automate comprehensive pre- and post-route analysis of high-speed interfaces, detailing a design’s operating voltage and timing margins.
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