Join TI & Mouser for a session
covering the differentiation MSP low-power microcontrollers offer in factory
automation and industrial systems. In this session explore how lower power, higher
analog resolution and smaller size contribute to applications ranging from
industrial communications to flow metering. Join the live session to get a closer
look at the latest FRAM and ARM® microcontroller offerings from TI while diving into
key TI Reference Designs.
This Webinar will be held in English and in German language!
Date & Time
in German: October 13th, 10h00 CEST/Paris time
in English: October 13th, 16h00 CEST/Paris time (10h00 EDT/New York time; 17h00 MSK/Moscow time; 19h30 IST/Mumbai time)
30 minutes presentation followed by 15 minutes Q&A
Speakers
Tobias Leisgang is
Systems Engineering Manager for Texas Instruments’ MSP430 MCU family. He’s
responsible for a worldwide team defining and implementing system requirements
for future MSP430 products based on market and customer needs. Tobias graduated
with a diploma in electrical engineering from the University of Applied Sciences
in Nuremberg/Germany in 2004. In the same year he joined Texas Instruments as a
digital design engineer, where he was responsible for design and verification of
a mixed-signal micro-controller.
William Cooper is
Product Marketing Engineer at MSP Microcontrollers. He focuses on the strategic
development and positioning of MSP ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM)
microcontrollers and manages MSP MCU product launches and development tools.
William joined TI in 2012, and rotated through sales, business development and
marketing roles as a member of the technical sales associate rotational program.
William holds BSEE, MSEE, and MSM degrees from the University of Florida.