December 2018 - TechNeeks
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12/17/2018
December 2018 Customer Newsletter featuring Signal Integrity Tips and Tricks.
Part 3 of "7 Steps to Successful Serial Link Layout", challenges of measuring PAM4 signals, PCIe Gen4 Design Kit and much more. Also, looking ahead to DesignCon 2019.
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SiSoft at DesignCon 2019
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12/04/2018
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November 2018 - TechNeeks
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11/16/2018
November 2018 Customer Newsletter featuring Signal Integrity Tips and Tricks.
This month features Part 2 of our blog series, "Successful Serial Link Layout". You also won't want to miss tips for Designing Via Impedance.
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October 2018 - TechNeeks
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10/24/2018
October 2018 Customer Newsletter featuring Signal Integrity Tips and Tricks.
This month's issue features part one of "Serial Link Layout in 7 Steps" as well as tips on dealing with changes in trace widths, relevant feature size and more.
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September 2018 - TechNeeks
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09/18/2018
September 2018 Customer Newsletter featuring Signal Integrity Tips and Tricks.
Examine topics like, "When Should I Simulate?"; S-Parameters, TDR and Discontinuities; Frequency-Dependent Trace Models; How to Choose DDR Drivers and ODT; Pre-configured DDRX Kits for easy set-up to leverage the full capability of QSI - just see how many complex measurements are fully automated!
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Meet our Guest Blogger
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09/18/2018
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REALTIME with DesignCon, Video Interview with Barry Katz, SiSoft president and CTO
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02/06/2018
Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine sits down with Barry Katz to talk about what's new in SiSoft technology.
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Chiphead Visits the SiSoft Booth at DesignCon
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02/01/2018
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SiSoft to Lead Signal Integrity Boot Camp at DesignCon 2018
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01/30/2018
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SiSoft to Present on IBIS-AMI and DDR5 at DesignCon 2018
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01/29/2018
Signal Integrity Software Inc. announced that it will present two complementary sessions focused on building IBIS-AMI models and how DDR5 AMI models can be applied to systems design.
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