Engineering at the Edge Webinar Series – Episode 4
As semiconductor complexity increases and board designs become denser, manufacturing teams face tighter tolerances, reduced test access, and rising pressure to maintain yield and throughput. Validating RF performance and high-speed digital signal
This webinar shows how engineers can use a unified EOE simulation workflow in Keysight Advanced Design System (ADS) to co-design and validate high-speed Ethernet systems across both electronic and photonic domains for faster, more accurate development.
Signal integrity engineers
This webinar showcases how the Keysight Technologies SOS extension integrates design data management directly into Visual Studio Code, helping digital design and verification teams streamline RTL and HDL workflows without leaving their coding environment.
Digital design engineers
The Inference Stack Can Talk. Learn How to Listen.
AI has entered the inference era.
For years the industry focused on training models. But today the real challenge is running AI workloads in production at scale.
In this webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to learn how to decode the signals from your inference
Engineering at the Edge Webinar Series – Episode 2
As systems move into higher frequencies and wider bandwidths, small measurement errors can lead to costly design decisions. Engineers working in wireless, radar, satellite, and optical domains must now validate signals that push existing tools to
Manufacturing test is evolving fast — and teams need smarter, more connected approaches to keep pace.
Join the Manufacturing Test Midwest User Group to explore how modern tools and workflows are transforming how production test is designed, validated, and scaled. From inline automation and fixture embedded
As vehicles become software-defined and electrification accelerates, validation now spans battery systems, power electronics, EV charging, connectivity, software, and grid interaction.
Keysight Automotive & Energy Tech Day 2026 showcases the breadth of solutions supporting validation across the
This short course covers the fundamentals of modeling, analyzing, optimizing, and tolerancing image-forming optical systems in CODE V through demonstrations and hands-on workshops.
Participants should be familiar with core optics concepts and terminology.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Connected medical and wearable devices face growing demands for wireless reliability, regulatory compliance, and extended battery life in increasingly crowded RF environments. This engineer-focused seminar delivers practical guidance on regulatory trends, EMC and wireless testing, coexistence strategies,
This seminar will provide design engineers and verification teams with the knowledge and tools needed to advance their workflows using the latest AI-driven automation, intelligent verification platforms, and industry-proven methodologies.
This event is in-person only — there is no support for remote participation.
Specifically,
