Sponsored Sessions

Open to ALL attendees, the sponsored sessions grant you in-depth hands-on solutions to specific design challenges. These aren't product pitches or cleverly disguised marketing ploys; this is the "real stuff" that engineers want and need to get their jobs done.

Please note: You can select your FREE SPONSORED SESSIONS during the registration process online. On-site, sessions will be open to ALL attendees and pre-registration does not guarantee a space in the session.

Tuesday, June 7
	Debugging Embedded Systems: isolating errors through oscilloscope requirements Speakers: Bill Bock and Mike Schnecker, Rohde & Schwarz Application Engineers Times:This session will repeat continuously throughout the day on the hour starting at 10am and ending at 6pm, featuring 15 minutes of lecture followed by 45 minutes of lab instruction. Room: 28 Attendees will learn the best practices for using an oscilloscope to its fullest capability and learn the application of oscilloscopes to debugging embedded systems through details on signal integrity: • Set up measurements and learn how to isolate, finding rare faults • Setting up and using advanced triggers (important element for isolating errors in both software and hardware) • The proper use of FFT's by measuring dynamic signals • The impact of noise on the accuracy of typical measurements such as rise time

Tuesday, June 7

Debugging Embedded Systems: isolating errors through oscilloscope requirements
Speakers: Bill Bock and Mike Schnecker, Rohde & Schwarz Application Engineers
Times:This session will repeat continuously throughout the day on the hour starting at 10am and ending at 6pm, featuring 15 minutes of lecture followed by 45 minutes of lab instruction.
Room: 28

Attendees will learn the best practices for using an oscilloscope to its fullest capability and learn the application of oscilloscopes to debugging embedded systems through details on signal integrity:
• Set up measurements and learn how to isolate, finding rare faults
• Setting up and using advanced triggers (important element for isolating errors in both software and hardware)
• The proper use of FFT's by measuring dynamic signals
• The impact of noise on the accuracy of typical measurements such as rise time

Wednesday, June 8
	Debugging Embedded Systems: isolating errors through oscilloscope requirements Speakers: Bill Bock and Mike Schnecker, Rohde & Schwarz Application Engineers Times:This session will repeat continuously throughout the day on the hour starting at 10am and ending at 6pm, featuring 15 minutes of lecture followed by 45 minutes of lab instruction. Room: 28 Attendees will learn the best practices for using an oscilloscope to its fullest capability and learn the application of oscilloscopes to debugging embedded systems through details on signal integrity: • Set up measurements and learn how to isolate, finding rare faults • Setting up and using advanced triggers (important element for isolating errors in both software and hardware) • The proper use of FFT's by measuring dynamic signals • The impact of noise on the accuracy of typical measurements such as rise time

Wednesday, June 8

Agile Embedded Software Development
Speaker: Dr. Bruce Powel Douglass, Chief Evangelist, IBM Rational
Time: Wednesday, June 8, 10:00am — 11:00am
Room: 29

Both agile methods and model-based development can provide significant improvement in both time-to-market and quality for real-time and embedded system development. These approaches provide synergistic benefits for developers. Based on a core set of agile principles, the Harmony/ESW (Embedded Software) process guides the developers through a highly effective set of practices and workflows. The process has been successfully applied to many real-time, embedded, and safety-critical projects.

Sponsored Sessions

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