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NORTH TEXAS CHAPTER
IPC DESIGNERS COUNCIL
MAY MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
Next Meeting: Regular meeting May 16
Location: Taffy’s Restaurant @ Coit & Round Rock in Richardson
Topics: High Speed Design & Signal Integrity; Component
Identification
Our regular May meeting has been moved out to May 16th so that we
may have a special
presentation by Lee Ritchey who will be speaking on the subject
of High Speed Design and
Signal Integrity. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. and is also in a
different location this time as the
Texans building was not available at TI. This regular chapter
meeting will be held at Taffy’s
Restaurant located at the intersection of Coit Road and Round
rock in Richardson.
The meeting will get started at 6 p.m. with the IPC video
presentation on Component
Identification. This video will lead the viewer through various
levels of component identification
based on salvaging a doomed spaceship. Food is normally sponsored
at our meetings,
however, Taffy’s is an order-off-the-menu restaurant and everyone
will be responsible for the own
meals during this meeting.
We were very fortunate to be able to adjust our schedule to have
Lee Ritchey present his “High
Speed Design and Signal Integrity” lecture that will begin after
dinner around 7 p.m. Lee is
currently in the middle of two projects that he will address
regarding EMI failures from the lead
frames of QFP packages and cheap BGA packages. He will discus
this packaging in general
and also discusses some of the problems and possible long-term
solutions for them. Richey will
also talk about differential signals in general and how they
affect impedances, cross talk and
signal integrity, including the esoteric problems encountered
with differential signals at 2.5GB/s.
Ritchey is no stranger to the IPC Designers Council and he brings
a wealth of design
background and knowledge to share with us. Ritchey holds a
B.S.E.E. degree and was most
recently the Director of Electronic Packaging Engineering for the
Network Systems Division of
3Com Corporation. Formerly, he was the Vice President of
Engineering and Marketing and a
cofounder of Shared Resources. He has more than 25 years of
experience in the packaging of
high-performance equipment ranging from microwave satellites to
supercomputers and is
currently working with major suppliers of gigabit and beyond
Internet products as well as a
variety of wireless products. He has been a member of the IPC
Advanced Packaging
Committee and has served as a packaging engineer consultant to
several developers of high
performance computers, image processors, and workstations.
For More Info Contact: Paul Olson, Publicity Officer, North Texas
IPC Designers Council, 512-431-3300.
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