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Mentor Graphics Webinar: Solve DDR Memory Challenges with PADS Advanced Simulation
February 22, 2017 | Mentor GraphicsEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
To deploy features commonly found in modern electronic products, such as high-fidelity audio, rich graphics, high-resolution displays, and wireless interfaces, designers must work with processors and FPGAs that use high-speed, high-bandwidth DDR memory.
But working with DDR interfaces poses unique design challenges. How do you know what component placement and routing are best or what constraints are needed to ensure your end products will work? This 15-minute on-demand PADS webinar explores the DDR memory interface and shows how an easy-to-use wizard can help you manage DDR issues during design.
To watch this webinar, click here.
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ROHM, Tata Electronics Form Strategic Partnership in the Semiconductor Business
01/02/2026 | ROHMROHM Co., Ltd., a leading Japanese semiconductor and electronics manufacturer, and Tata Electronics, a pioneering leader in India’s electronics and semiconductor manufacturing sector, announced that they have entered into a strategic partnership for semiconductor manufacturing in India for both Indian and global markets.
PROCOMER Study Finds Costa Rica's Manufacturing Export Offer Expanding Beyond Medical Devices
12/22/2025 | PRNewswireBy the end of last year, manufacturing consolidated its role as a key driver of Costa Rica's exports, accounting for 67% of total exports, with sales reaching US$13.26 billion out of the US$19.894 billion recorded during the year.
Real Time with... productronica 2025: KYZEN's Approach to Innovative Cleaning Solutions for Electronics
12/01/2025 | Real Time with...productronicaIn this interview by Pete Starkey at productronica 2025, Jayson Moy shares insights on KYZEN's environmentally responsible cleaning products tailored for the electronics industry. Their discussion covers the challenges of meeting European market demands and adapting to regulations. KYZEN introduces products like the AQUANOX A4618, focusing on custom solutions and process control systems that ensure chemical concentration reliability.
What Emerging Circularity Policies Mean for the Electronics Industry
11/20/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamAs Europe accelerates toward a circular economy, electronics manufacturers face a wave of new sustainability requirements that will redefine product design, materials management, and end-of-life strategies. During a Nov. 11 webinar co-hosted by the Global Electronics Association and the Anthesis Group, industry leaders outlined the regulatory landscape shaping the next decade, including the Eco-design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), the Right to Repair (R2R) Directive, and the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulatory framework.