Webinar: Mastering 5G Technology

January 16, 2024 Anna Scovill

Exclusive Webinar on Mastering 5G Technology

Unlock the potential of 5G technology with Rand Simulation and Ansys in this electronics webinar. We explore the fundamentals of 5G, and its specific applications in antennas, connectors and PCBs, and explore the latest advancements shaping the industry.

Key Topics:

5G – What is it?

Gain a comprehensive understanding of 5G technology and its transformative impact on various industries.

5G specific to antennas

Explore how Ansys HFSS can be utilized for modeling and simulating 5G antennas.
Understand antenna-to-antenna interaction in HFSS and master large-scale antenna simulation.

5G specific to connectors and PCBs

Learn how HFSS can address the challenges of shrinking connectors and tightening standards.
Navigate through PCB signal integrity and thermal challenges associated with higher speeds.

EMI Shielding

Discover how Ansys can be employed to evaluate EMI shielding, ensuring optimal performance.

What's New?

Stay ahead of the curve with insights into 2024 Ansys electronics software updates relevant to higher speeds and 5G.

Don't miss this opportunity to revolutionize your approach to 5G technology. Watch our webinar to stay at the forefront of innovation and drive your success in the era of 5G!

About the Author

Anna Scovill is an Application Engineer for the Electronics team with a B.S in electrical engineering from University of Illinois at Chicago. She has been an Ansys user for 4 years and comes from a background of Signal Integrity and high frequency designs.
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