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With the advancement of high-performance technologies such as electric vehicles (EVs), data centers, and smartphones, power circuit design is now more than ever required to achieve "high efficiency" and "rapid development." On the other hand, switching power supplies have complex circuit operations, making it difficult to assess designs, which often leads to an increase in the number of prototypes. Therefore, it is crucial to utilize circuit analysis during the design phase to understand operations and risks in advance. However, in practice, even when using circuit analysis tools like SPICE, many designers may not be fully utilizing them due to challenges such as "time-consuming analysis" and "lack of convergence." SIMetrix / SIMPLIS is a circuit simulator optimized to solve these issues. In this seminar, we will provide practical explanations on how to streamline power design using SIMetrix / SIMPLIS through specific analysis examples and demonstrations.

Cybernet Systems Corporation (Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan, Representative Director and President: Yoshiharu Shiraishi, hereinafter referred to as "Cybernet") is pleased to announce that it will begin providing sales and technical support for the circuit simulation product "SIMetrix/SIMPLIS," developed and sold by SIMPLIS Technologies, Inc. (Headquarters: Oregon, USA, hereinafter referred to as "SIMPLIS"), as the exclusive distributor in Japan starting August 1, 2026. ■ "SIMetrix/SIMPLIS" Paving the Future of Circuit Design with High Speed, High Precision, and Efficiency "SIMetrix/SIMPLIS" is an integrated design environment that includes "SIMetrix," which is equipped with a SPICE-based simulation engine for analog and mixed-signal circuit design, and "SIMPLIS," which has a simulation engine suitable for switching power supply analysis. It provides practical solutions to various challenges faced in power circuit design.

Due to popular demand, we have decided to hold the event in "Nagoya"! TDK and Microwave Factory will be presenting! We will introduce EMC noise countermeasures and their effects, incorporating measurement data and application examples. Following the successful seminar held at the Yokohama venue last time, we will now hold it in Nagoya. We will explain practical content regarding the reduction of rework in EMC design and the approach to noise countermeasures during the design phase. This time, based on the results of the previous survey, we plan to revise some of the content to deliver it in a more understandable format. This seminar is ideal for those who want to streamline the flow from design to pre-testing and improve the quality and speed of automotive EMC. We sincerely look forward to your participation.