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IE3D
TRAINING COURSE |
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CONTENT:
Although we have online
Zeland Virtual Training, many users still want to get a hand-on training
on using our design tools. Upon the requests, we are offering some 2 day
IE3D training classes. The training classes will mainly focus on using the
IE3D tool for EM simulation, tuning and optimization of high frequency
structures. Much of the content will be on the basic concepts of EM
modeling, construction, modification, simulation and optimization of
structures, and automatic links for full-3D EM designs of IC, PCB, Signal
Integrity and Power Integrity. Following are some of the topics addressed in
the class:
Day 1: Basic Principle and Techniques in EM Modeling:
(1) Basic principle of high frequency structures and EM simulation.
(2) Basic techniques for layout editing on IE3D.
(3) Some simple examples in using IE3D.
(4) Basic techniques for EM tuning and optimization on IE3D.
Day 2: Advanced Topics in Automated EM Simulation, Tuning and Optimization.
Depending upon the focus of the two-day training, the 2nd day may
be mainly focused on antennas and microwave circuits or focused on RFIC,
PCB, Packaging, Signal Integrity and Power Integrity:
(1) Using AGIF for streamlined IE3D EM simulations from GDSII layouts and
Cadence Virtuoso.
(2) Using AGIF for automatic IE3D modeling from Cadence Allegro and APD for
PCB, MCM and flip-chip.
(3) Advanced Boolean-driven, equation-based geometry modeling and
parameterization.
(4) FastEM Design Kit for real-time full-wave EM tuning and optimization.
(5) High accuracy s-parameters time-domain simulation using MDSPICE.
The schedule of the topics may be changed depending upon the progress of the
classes. Again, the two-day training classes may have different focuses for
different dates. Some are mainly focused on antennas and microwave circuits,
and some are mainly focused on RFIC and packaging. Although we may touch the
different topics in one single class, an applicant should pick the one more
suitable to the applicant’s main interest.
Temporary licenses are provided for the classes. Computers are available
upon request.
Date:
(1) August 7 and 8 (Thursday and Friday), 2008: Focus on Microwave Circuits
and Antennas.
(2) October 2 and 3 (Thursday and Friday), 2008: Focus on RFIC and Signal
Integrity.
(3) November 6 and 7 (Thursday and Friday), 2008: Focus on Microwave
Circuits and Antennas.
SCHEDULED LOCATION:
The training room of Zeland Software, Inc.
48834 Kato Road. - Suite 103A
Fremont, CA 94538
Tel: 510-623-7162
Fax: 510-623-7135
It is about 10 miles north bound on HW 880 from San Jose International
Airport.
SUGGESTED HOTELS:
Crowne Plaza Hotel, 408-321-9500, 777 Bellew, Milpitas, CA 95035
Marriot Hotel, 510-413-3700, 46100 Landing Parkway, Fremont, CA 94538
LaQuinta Inn, 510-445-0808, 46200 Landing Parkway, Fremont, CA 94538
Holiday Inn Express, 510-490-2900, 47031 Kato Road, Fremont, CA 94538
Extended Stay America Hotel, 510-979-1222, 46312 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA
94539
Residence Inn by Marriott, 408-941-9222, 1501 California Cir, Milpitas, CA
95035
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
(1). Microwave and RF Circuit Designers (Day 1 suggested; Day 2 optional).
(2). Antennas Designers (Day 1 suggested; Day 2 optional).
(3). RFID Designers (Day 1 suggested; Day 2 optional).
(4). MMIC Designers (Day 1 suggested; Day 2 optional).
(5). RFIC Designers (Day 2 suggested; Day 1 suggested or optional).
(6). Signal integrity and Power Integrity Designers (Day 2 suggested; Day 1
optional)
FEE:
$1,500 each attendee for one 2-day class. Continental breakfasts, Lunches
and coffee are included.
REGISTRATION: Please download the Registration
Form, fill it, and fax it back to Zeland Software,
Inc. at 510-623-7135. The seats for the training room
are limited. Please register as early as possible. For
hotel information, please see the accompanying
map for the phone numbers. For more information
on the course,
please contact our
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