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Aug. 21, 1996

LONG ISLAND CHAPTER OF THE IPC DESIGNERS COUNCIL (New York)

The topic for the next series of meetings will be;
"HIGH SPEED DESIGN PRESENTED BY DESIGNERS FOR DESIGNERS"

Meeting dates (at Brookhaven National Laboratory) will be by RSVP;

Tuesday, 6 PM, Sept. 24th.
Tuesday, 6 PM, Oct. 8th.
Tuesday, 6 PM, Oct. 22nd.

General Speakers from our Council;
	Ron Ryan, Brookhaven National Laboratory
	Bill Gillespie, Capital Design
Guest speakers as follows;
	Charlie Houck, Cooper and Chyan Technology, Inc., (Autorouting Capabilities)
	Steve Kjellman, Trend Circuits, (Manufacturing High Speed Boards)
	Tom Buck, Advanced Interconnection Technology, (Multiwire)

Members and Guests will benefit from this workshop type presentation regardless of their level of 
experience. We plan to start from the basics and demonstrate how and why Designers should 
become competent in high speed technology. The guest speakers will complement our 
presentation in that Cooper and Chyan pioneered Shape-Based architecture and isrecognized 
worldwide as the premier place and route solution for today's complex high speed circuits. They 
will discuss automated methods of managing routing rules plus explain where this technology is 
leading to. Trend Circuits will also be well received. They are a first class board manufacturer 
which specializes in controlled impedance and high end boards. Advanced Interconnection 
Technology, Inc. provides high performance interconnect solutions which are somewhat different 
than conventional multilayer techniques. Their "Multiwire" process uses is a round insulated 
wire which eliminates the need for inner layers via holes.We are sure their contribution will be 
very educational and interesting.

It is suggested that all three meetings be attended in order to cover this important subject.

Anyone interested in becoming active in a specialized group, or in the Chapter Management
Core Group, should contact;

Ron Ryan, Brookhaven National Laboratory
phone: (516) 344-6068
e-mail: [log in to unmask]

Ed Tordahl, Fiber Options
phone: (516) 567-8320
e-mail: [log in to unmask]



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