Webinars

IDTechEx research has determined that the robotic surgery market will exceed $12bn by 2030. It is very different today than it was five years ago as it is no longer the single company market it once was.

A webinar hosted by Future Electronics and Microchip Technology is now available on demand.

Mouser Electronics is sponsoring a new webinar from Digi titled "Secure, Reliable Connections: Networking Strategies for Remote Workers."

In a world that is becoming ever more complex and unpredictable, the assurance of business sustainability is becoming an increasingly unreliable and risky process. In a free webinar to be hosted on 15th April at 11.00 BST [10.00 CET / 06.00 EST] Ricardo will address the crucial role of scenario planning for organisations.

With requirements for power systems becoming more and more challenging, good thermal design is essential if power engineers are to meet their goals. This webinar starts by describing the information you need to gather from data sheets and app notes, and then shows how to make accurate thermal calculations by hand.

Bi-directional energy flow enables a range of techniques such as energy harvesting, dynamic energy storage and higher transmission voltages to deliver higher efficiency and better performance to a wide variety of applications. 

Managing EMI can be one of the biggest challenges facing power designers. With problems often only revealed during compliance or pre-compliance testing, rectifying these issues can be time consuming and expensive.

If you are developing power systems for intermittent or pulsed loads you are likely to be sizing the power supply based on the maximum power demanded by the load, even though it adds size, weight and cost to the system. 

  This webinar from Anritsu focused on beam management principles and test methods in 5G NR. It covered the technical aspects of Sub6 GHz and mmWave frequencies. Delegates were able to gain an understanding of beam management in the context of massive MIMO and Channel Emulation.

  Did you know that 5G is the ‘fifth generation in mobile networks’ and is already being rolled-out in some parts of the world?