This Electrical for Non-Electrical Personnel is a typical technical training program , skill focus area is Basic Electrical Engineering.

Acquire extensive knowledge in the FPGA design process from the hardware description language, simulation, synthesis, verification, and FPGA programming.

Acquire extensive knowledge in the FPGA design process from the hardware description language, simulation, synthesis, verification, and FPGA programming.

Understand the intricate workings of Intel FPGA architectures, garnering a robust understanding that sets the foundation for successful FPGA design.

A microcontroller is an example of an embedded system.

8051 microcontroller is equipped with many built-in resources such as timers, interrupts and supports serial communication.

An embedded system is made up of a processor and other components such as memory blocks, sensors, analogue-to-digital converter, and digital-to-analogue converter, and it performs a dedicated function.

This 1 day “EMC” training on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC/EMI) is “concentrated knowledge,” focusing on fundamentals rather than deep hands-on implementation.

A 2-day High Voltage (HV) Qualified Works training program is designed to equip electricians, technicians, and engineers with the knowledge to safely work on or near high-voltage systems (typically >1000V AC or >1500V DC).

These 2 days training and qualifying workshop in IPC A610J will provide the participants with knowledge and skills required in understanding all aspects of IPC A610J standards including product classifications, components and solderability accept/reject criteria, defects categories in detailed technical perspective plus product solder defects identification to enhance the learning.