On September 22 and 23, we will host seminars in Gothenburg and Malmö, each covering two key topics:

• Morning session (09:00–12:00): RF and antenna design
• Afternoon session (13:00–15:30): AI in schematic and PCB design

Note: Each session is limited to 15 participants. You may register for one or both sessions.

When submitting your contact details, please select your preferred location and the session(s) you wish to attend.

Locations:

• Gothenburg – September 22 at Quality Hotel The Weaver
• Malmö – September 23 at Malmö Arena Hotel

Download the agenda for Gothenburg or Malmö. Note: the programs are identical except for the locations.

• PCB design: AI can automate placement, routing, feasibility studies, and constraint checking.
• Multi‑physics (thermal, mechanical, SI/PI): Here, AI helps accelerate simulations and optimize solutions automatically.
• System-level design: AI coordinates different engineering domains (mechanical, electrical, thermal) to get to a final design faster.

As a result, engineers spend less time on repetitive workflows and more time making high‑impact decisions.

• Wireless technologies such as 5G/6G, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, radar, and satellite communications all depend on precise RF and antenna performance.
• At high frequencies, physical layout directly affects behavior. Antennas, matching networks, and transmission lines are geometry‑sensitive, making dedicated RF and EM simulation essential.
• Accurate circuit, EM, and thermal simulations are critical for predicting real‑world performance.
• Modern systems push strict requirements across frequency, power, modulation, thermal behavior, and impedance, making RF precision more important than ever.

Because antennas and RF circuits influence each other, co‑design is now mandatory, supported by EM solvers that model antennas, passive structures, and transmission lines accurately.