Faster in-vehicle network data rates, driven by automotive connectivity applications and the development of higher levels of autonomous driving mean that ensuring signal integrity is becoming more challenging. At the same time, avoiding data corruption for safety-critical automotive features is increasingly important. In-depth testing to verify signal integrity and debug issues, allows seamless digital communications to be assured even for the most demanding use cases. 

In this webinar, you will learn more about:

• In-vehicle network technology trends
• Automotive Ethernet standards
• Signal integrity test tools
• Practical solutions

Speakers:

Jithu Abraham, Product Manager Oscilloscopes, Rohde & Schwarz
Jithu Abraham is a product manager for oscilloscopes at Rohde & Schwarz. He enjoys all aspects of high-speed digital, wireless communication, efficient power conversion and all the challenges they bring. Jithu holds an engineering degree in electronics and communication from Anna University in India and a master’s degree in RF systems from the University of Southampton. He has been with Rohde & Schwarz for over 15 years, bringing extensive experience and expertise to his role.

Jeremy Carpenter, Technology Marketing Expert, Myca Communications Ltd.
Jeremy’s career started as an R&D engineer designing microwave components for cellular and military applications. He then worked as a satellite test engineer before joining Hewlett Packard as an Applications Engineer, providing support and training on RF test instruments. He later held a series of business development roles with responsibility for signal analysis and aerospace & defense. Jeremy joined Rohde & Schwarz in 2006 holding various European and global positions in sales and marketing, always with a test & measurement focus. He has been a speaker at various conferences such as European Microwave Week and the Mobile Network Testing Forum and now runs a marketing consultancy with a focus in mobile networks, cybersecurity and automotive technology.

Eventdatum: Dienstag, 25. März 2025 18:00 – 19:00

Eventort: Online