Webcast: When Should a Mechanical System Compute?

Posted by Ken Cheung in Events, Training, Microcontrollers on Monday, January 14, 2008

Freescale Semiconductor has an on-demand webcast entitled, "Microcontroller Choices and Answers: When Should a Mechanical System Compute?"

The webinar will cover:

  • The benefits of an embedded processor and software in a mechanical system
  • When a purely mechanical system design is sufficient and/or superior
  • When discrete electronics would be sufficient vs. a microprocessor
  • How to decide if a part of your system design should be in electronics

Overview

Mechanical systems interact with the world around them in various ways. Some mechanical systems benefit by the inclusion of a microprocessor and related electronics - making them mechatronic systems. But not all mechanical systems need to compute. Join our experienced panelists for a rousing discussion of these and related issues, so you can make smarter system design decisions.

More info: When Should a Mechanical System Compute?

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