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Sanjay Gangal
Sanjay Gangal
Sanjay Gangal is a veteran of Electronics Design industry with over 25 years experience. He has previously worked at Mentor Graphics, Meta Software and Sun Microsystems. He has been contributing to EDACafe since 1999.

ASQED 2012 in Malaysia a huge success!

 
July 31st, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: ASQED

ASQED 2012 was held on July 10-11 at Penang, Malaysia.

The 4th Asia Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ASQED 2012) was the fourth event organized by the International Society for Quality Electronic Design with technical sponsorship from several IEEE Societies. This event was sponsored and managed by SHRDC. ASQED emphasizes innovations and the latest developments in System and IC Design, MEMS & NEMS, Semiconductor Technology & Manufacturing, IC Packaging & PCB Technology, Test, and Bio & Nano Electronics.

ASQED Microelectronic Olympiad winner received the award from Rich Goldman of Synopsys. From left: Prof. Amin Bermak, Dr. Ali Iranmanesh, Mr. Rich Goldman, Mr. Reza Asadpour, Prof. Osseiran.

Mr. Rich Goldman of Synopsys during his keynotes at ASQED 2012

ASQED2012 Poster Session

ASQED2012 Poster Session

ASQED2012 attendees

ASQED2012 Exhibits showing the latest cool products from Intel

Dr Nim-kwan Cheung of ASTRI during his keynote at ASQED2012

Dr. Tehrani of Spansion during his keynote at ASQED2012

From right: Dr. Ali Iranmanesh, Prof. Kamran Eshraghian, Prof. Adam Osseiran, Prof. Kyoungrok Cho, and Prof. Seok-Man Kim

Dr. Ali Iranmanesh during his opening remarks at ASQED2012

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