Frost & Sullivan Hosts Webinar: 'Embedded Instrumentation: Critical to Validation and Test in the Electronics Industry'

Frost & Sullivan Hosts Webinar: 'Embedded Instrumentation: Critical to Validation and Test in the Electronics Industry'

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 3 --
  MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA - March 10, 2010
  WHEN:           Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at 11 a.m. ET
  LOCATION:       Online, with free registration
                   Sujan Sami-Industry Manager-Test & Measurement Frost
                   & Sullivan and Glenn Woppman-President & CEO of
  SPEAKERS:        ASSET InterTech

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The effectiveness of legacy validation and test solutions for current and future generations of circuit board designs and chips faces significant technical challenges. Instrumentation embedded into silicon - embedded instrumentation - holds great promise for overcoming the deficiencies of older test and measurement technologies. Deployed throughout an electronic system's entire life-cycle, embedded instrumentation reduces costs, speeds new products to market and ensures high quality systems.

Highlights of the webinar include: what embedded instrumentation is, the inadequacies of legacy intrusive test and measurement technologies, embedded instrumentation's potential for re-use over the entire life-cycle, and the reasons for the industry's rapid adoption of embedded instrumentation.

By discussing advanced test and measurement solutions that reduce costs, improve product quality and shorten time-to-market for systems, circuit boards and chips, this webinar will benefit manufacturers of electronic products and subsystems across a broad spectrum of industry segments.

Supporting Quote

"The ability of manufacturers to validate and test chips, circuit boards and systems is rapidly eroding because older test technologies rely on intrusive probes which require physical contact. Embedded instrumentation does not," said Glenn Woppman, president and CEO of ASSET InterTech. "Test and validation coverage must keep pace with the increasing speed and complexity of chips, printed circuit boards and systems in general. Embedded instrumentation allows manufacturers to do this and that's why the industry is so keen on adopting this technology."

Supporting Resources

For more information about Frost & Sullivan's Measurement & Instrumentation practice, please visit: http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/svcg.pag/MI00

For more information about ASSET InterTech, please visit: http://www.asset-intertech.com/

  Registration
  --  To attend the briefing, email sarah.saatzer@frost.com your full name,
      title, company name, company telephone number, company email address,
      company web site, city, state and country.
  --  Receive a recorded version of the briefing anytime by submitting the
      aforementioned contact details.

  About Frost & Sullivan

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  Contact:
  Sarah Saatzer
  Frost & Sullivan
  +1.210.477.8427
  sarah.saatzer@frost.com

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CONTACT:  Sarah Saatzer of Frost & Sullivan, +1-210-477-8427,
sarah.saatzer@frost.com

Web Site:  http://www.frost.com/
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