HyperLynx PI Virtual Labs Launch!
HyperLynx PI Virtual Labs Launch!
This past week, HyperLynx took it’s first steps into cyberspace with the introduction of HyperLynx PI Virtual Labs! What is a virtual lab you may ask? If you’ve ever wanted to give HyperLynx PI a try, but haven’t had time to go through the steps to make it happen – this is for you! No software download or installs, no license request or setup – it’s as easy as clicking a few buttons and launching into HyperLynx PI. The virtual labs give you a self-guided tour of the HyperLynx PI product with hands-on experience in the real software (no “demo version” or AVI’s here). The labs investigate common issues in power integrity design from problems related to DC drop and current density, which are commonplace in today’s high density PCBs, to decoupling design for managing voltage ripple on supply rails.
Interested in trying it out for yourself? Hit the link below to find out how:
About Steve McKinney
I've always been enamored with how things work from a very young age (I can see it in my daughter too who is only about a year old). I tend to dive into new things I find interesting and immerse myself in as much information as possible (where would we be without the internet!? Thank you Al Gore!....or should I say Tim Berners-Lee). I also love new gadgets (who doesn't!) and seeing what the latest/greatest innovations are.
Hopefully this blog shares some of that excitement I have for technology and gives you a place to learn and maybe laugh a little bit along the way.
If you want the business side of me, I graduated from North Carolina State University (Go Wolfpack!!) with an MSEE in RF and Microwave circuit design and am currently working for Mentor Graphics where I hold the role of Business Development Manager for Mentor's PCB Analysis products. Prior to this role, I was a Technical Marketing Engineer with Mentor, a Signal Integrity engineer at Dell, and a hardware designer at LVL7 Systems.
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