Precision & Low-Noise Analogue Electronics in Today’s High-Tech Landscape
Modern high-performance electronic systems share several common goals: engineers strive to build devices that achieve higher precision, lower noise floors, greater integration, smaller footprints and reduced cost, all while pushing the boundaries of what is technologically feasible. In the analogue domain, these ambitions introduce unique challenges. Designing hardware that reliably captures, conditions, and transfers delicate analogue signals often requires balancing parasitic effects, interference, component tolerances, thermal behavior, and board-level coupling within ever-shrinking PCB real-estate.
In this short seminar, we will discuss core challenges faced in precision and low-noise analogue hardware design, along with best practices and design methodologies that enable engineers to deliver robust analogue performance in demanding applications.
About Sioux Technologies – we bring high-tech to life
Sioux Technologies is a global technology partner that supports or acts as the R&D department for high-tech companies. Working at Sioux, means working together with a team of driven, smart and fun colleagues on high-tech solutions that make a difference. Our talents in software, mechatronics, mathematics or electronics contribute to the development and construction of complex products, often on the verge of what is technologically possible. At Sioux, engineers work on a project for a big multinational in the region or for a promising start-up tackling the next breakthrough technology.
Lunch and drinks will be provided during the lecture.
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