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Our client, is a forerunner in high temperature semiconductor technology, seeks an Analog IC Design Engineer for their site in CA to work on product definition and designing Mixed Signal ICs. Established experience required in Analog & Mixed Signa
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Tellabs designs, manufactures and services voice and data transport and network access systems.
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A Global Integrated Circuit (IC) Products and Electronics Design Services company specializing in signal conditioning problem solving through our software defined analog platform and custom ASIC design services.
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Participants will experience a hands-on, small-group setting in which they can start designing and implementing complex analog circuits with Field Programmable Analog Arrays (FPAAs).
Used SMT Equipment | In-Circuit Testers
Agilent N5181A-503 Agilent/HP N5181A MXG RF Analog Signal Generator Featuring high reliability and high power - all in two rack units (2RU) - Agilent MXG analog is optimized to provide the accurate and repeatable reference signals needed from t
Used SMT Equipment | In-Circuit Testers
Agilent N5181A-503 Agilent/HP N5181A MXG RF Analog Signal Generator Featuring high reliability and high power - all in two rack units (2RU) - Agilent MXG analog is optimized to provide the accurate and repeatable reference signals needed from t
Used SMT Equipment | In-Circuit Testers
Agilent N5181A-503 Agilent/HP N5181A MXG RF Analog Signal Generator Featuring high reliability and high power - all in two rack units (2RU) - Agilent MXG analog is optimized to provide the accurate and repeatable reference signals needed from t
