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In-depth Support from XEMICS USA for the XE1202 Transceiver     Neuchâtel, Switzerland and Mountain View, CA September 3, 2002       XEMICS recently held a two-day seminar in St. Louis, USA for design engineers and project managers. The XE1202 Transceiver Division and Program Managers from Neuchвtel delivered the course. Attending engineers are engaged in XE1202-based projects with applications ranging from vending-machine automation to audience participation registration for television shows. Nearly all customers had reached or were close to reaching the final stages before entering volume production, and most questions were directed towards ensuring that their products would enter production smoothly during the final quarter of this year. FAEs from XEMICS USA were also on hand to solve application issues and provide advice on component choice and the route to achieving FCC compliance. The course was well attended, with over thirty customers flying in from all parts of the U.S. The seminar was split into two parts: a one-day in-depth description of the XE1202 RF Transceiver and design-in tools supporting the device followed by a second day 'clinic'. Customers who had brought their own hardware to the seminar could obtain expert advice on possible pitfalls and problem solving tailored to their specific applications during the second day. In order to facilitate the seminar and ensure participants gained the maximum exposure to practical issues, XEMICS USA benefited from the loan of equipment Agilent in St. Louis and Advanced Concepts Manufacturing who each lent a set of equipment for the seminar. Feedback from the participants after the course was very encouraging! Nearly everyone expressed the opinion that attendance had saved them one or more design iterations, and a repeat event is planned for February 2003 to coincide with the Portable Wireless Show in San Jose with a similar format.