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Ken Yeap - Field Application Engineer, National SemiconductorKen Yeap is responsible for design applications and customer technical enquiries in Malaysia and the Philippines.Mr. Yeap has 4 years working experience in electronics industry, in which 3 years was responsible for design and trouble-shooting of consumer electronic products in Sony. Prior to joining National, he worked for LTC's distributor as FAE.Mr. Yeap holds a Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, with major in Telecommunications Engineering, from University of Technology Malaysia.
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Dragon Li - Product Application Engineer
Tony Lai - Product Application Engineer
Janet Wu - Product Application Engineer
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Winter Cheng - Product Application Engineer
Overview
TCA and uTCA are getting popular in today's infrastructure systems. We see an increasing number of designs with bus supporting multiple daughter cards. The first Hot-swap control chip was introduced to reduce the inrush current when plugging a card into the backplane. Now, the hot-swap technology is far more mature.
In this seminar, learn how to control hot-swap reliability, stability and overall cost with your backplane control scheme in this seminar. Also, find sample waveforms that demonstrate how intelligent current-power limit combined technology helps with hot-swap interface design.
Company Introduction
National Semiconductor creates energy-efficient analog and mixed-signal semiconductors. Its PowerWise® products enable systems that consume less power, extend battery life, and generate less heat. Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., National reported sales of $1.89 billion for fiscal 2008 which ended May 25, 2008. Additional company and product information is available atwww.national.com
TCA and uTCA are getting popular in today's infrastructure systems. We see an increasing number of designs with bus supporting multiple daughter cards. The first Hot-swap control chip was introduced to reduce the inrush current when plugging a card into the backplane. Now, the hot-swap technology is far more mature.
In this seminar, learn how to control hot-swap reliability, stability and overall cost with your backplane control scheme in this seminar. Also, find sample waveforms that demonstrate how intelligent current-power limit combined technology helps with hot-swap interface design.
Company Introduction
National Semiconductor creates energy-efficient analog and mixed-signal semiconductors. Its PowerWise® products enable systems that consume less power, extend battery life, and generate less heat. Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., National reported sales of $1.89 billion for fiscal 2008 which ended May 25, 2008. Additional company and product information is available atwww.national.com
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