Freescale and the Rochester Institute of Technology Host Designing With Freescale Embedded Technology Conference

The 2009 Freescale Rochester Technology Symposium (FRTS), scheduled for Thursday, November 5th at the Rochester Institute of Technology’s College of Integrated Manufacturing Systems facility, will bring together more than 200 customer design engineers, engineering professors and students, third-party tools partners, and executive managers for a one-day, multi-track training seminar on Freescale technologies and system design. The Symposium will kick off with an opening keynote from Lisa Su, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Freescale’s Networking Systems Group.

Following the keynote, the Symposium will continue with hands-on labs and presentation-type sessions, as well as a trade show highlighting development tools, reference designs, customer products, and student applications and projects. Featured technologies include: Freescale’s next generation multi-core family (QorIQ™ communications platform); 8- to 32-bit capable microcontrollers (Flexis™ series), integrated wireless connectivity, high performance solutions based on the ARM® core, pressure and E-field sensing technologies, and high-power radio frequency technology.

In addition to this look into Freescale’s embedded technologies for 2010, a number of development tool giveaways, technical contests and door prizes for conference attendees are planned.

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