Almost without exception every electronic device in your house, car and office is controlled by an MCU. As the devices they control have gotten more complex, MCU architectures have gotten more sophisticated and the challenges faced by designers more daunting. Our panels of experts will examine new MCU architectures and the designs they make possible; techniques for minimizing power and maximizing throughput; and the system and software perspectives on MCU design. Attend this conference for a view of the current state-of-the-art in MCU design as well as perspective on where it’s headed.

Who Will Participate

Digi-Key Microcontrollers Virtual Conference: New Directions in MCU Design, presented by EETimes is a must attend event for design engineers across the spectrum of industries.  This event focuses on MCU architectures, low-power design, RTOS, MCU development tools, hardware/software co-design and much more practical knowledge that design engineers can use today for tomorrow's designs.

What is a Virtual Conference?

Digi-Key Virtual Conferences, presented by EETimes, are fully interactive events that incorporate online learning, live chat, active movement in and out of exhibit booths and sessions, vendor presentations, contests and more. Because the conference is virtual you can experience it from the comfort of you own desk. So you can get right to the industry information and solutions you seek.

Conference Co-chairs

John Donovan
Editor/Publisher,
Low Power Design

Colin Holland
Editor of the MCU Designline