LIVE WEBINAR: INSIGHTS INTO WIDE BAND-GAP APPLICATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS PART II

EMIN Viet Nam would like to invite you to join the webinar: "Insights into WIde Band-gap Applications and Measuremants Part II". The event is oganized by Tekt

EMIN Viet Nam would like to invite you to join the webinar: "Insights into WIde Band-gap Applications and Measuremants Part II". The event is oganized by Tektronix.

Date: 17 - Nov - 2021
Time: 11.00AM (GMT+8)

In this session, the presenter Carl Wong - Regional Application Engineer - will talk about the wide bandgap test challenges, measurement techniques, and test equipment needs including the requirements for a scope, probing techniques, and automated test software that can help meet the tough challenges presented by wide bandgap semiconductor devices.

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