The conference will take place at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort in Phoenix, Arizona, with the option of 3½ days of training from August 22-25 or 5½ days of training from August 20-25.
The MASTERs aim to provides engineers with a forum for sharing and exchanging technical information on Microchip’s portfolio of products and serves as a design resource for using these products in applications.
Classes are available for all levels of experience and this year’s conference will feature more than 110 classes – including 50 new courses – on Microchip’s 8-, 16- and 32-bit PIC, AVR and SAM (ARM-based) microcontrollers, high-performance analog and interface solutions, dsPIC digital signal controllers, wireless and mTouch sensing solutions, memory products and the MPLAB development ecosystem. In addition to the classes offered, more than 50 hands-on workshops are also available for attendees.
“Attendees at MASTERs will leave knowing how to use smart, connected and secure semiconductors and services to develop new, innovative products that will improve the quality of human life everywhere,” said Ken Pye, Microchip’s vice president of worldwide applications. “Engineers will work with conference attendees to provide the best possible learning experience, resulting in reduced design cycle times that enable products to get to market faster.”
Additional activities during the MASTERs Conference include networking sessions with Microchip engineers, partners and attendees to discuss relevant design topics; meetings with third-party development tool experts; and an Inventors Showcase where attendees and employees can display their own inventions.
Extracurricular events include a guest performance by Don McMillan of Technically Funny, a PIC MCU plane event, and a FIRST robotics exhibition match.
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