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Wireless
Mixed-Signal and Analog
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WirelessSymposium maps the future of wireless
Designers of wireless and portable electronics systems can't afford to concentrate solely on one discipline, knowing little or nothing about others. To thrive and achieve in the fast-paced technology arena, they need general knowledge of radio frequency (RF), digital engineering, power management and other subjects.
Texas Instruments, a leading supplier of digital wireless technologies, will have a strong presence at the symposium, scheduled for Feb. 9-13 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, Calif. TI's participation will include the presentation of five papers covering RF products, exhibits and demonstrations and a visionary keynote address by Christian Dupont, director of Americas Wireless Communications Business Unit.
As the leading supplier of Digital Signal Processing Solutions (DSPS), TI is positioned to provide the wireless market with cutting-edge DSP integration technology, mixed-signal expertise, radio frequency (RF) products, software and system support -- elements that can help manufacturers get to market faster.
In a few days, anyone attending the Wireless Symposium can learn about all the solutions TI offers for designing wireless equipment. Those who don't attend, can get information as well by contacting a local sales representative or visiting TI on the World Wide Web.
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That's where the Sixth Annual Wireless Symposium and Exhibition comes in. The event, which includes conferences and exhibits, will bring together more than 7,000 design engineers and other wireless communications professionals for educational workshops and technical discussions about what will make the vibrant wireless market tick now and in years to come.
