Unlike other industry seminars in which attendees must take detailed notes and attempt to recreate what has been learned in their home environments, each BYOES attendee leaves with an embedded system design kit that is pre-designed for his or her application.
What does SDK stand for?
SDK stands for System Design Kit
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We have 47 other meanings of SDK in our Acronym Attic
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- San Diego Karting Association (California)
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- Schwäbisch-Deutschen Kulturbundes (Swabian German Cultural Union)
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- Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon
- Sydney Design Kitchens & Bathrooms (Sydney Australia)
- San Diego Kayak Club (California)
- Showa Denko Carbon, Inc. (also seen as SDC; Ridgeville, SC)
- Superancient Deepsea King Coelacanth (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
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Unlike other industry seminars in which attendees must take detailed notes and attempt to recreate what has been learned in their home environments, each BYOES attendee leaves with an embedded system design kit that is pre-designed for his or her application.
The new FCE models run natively in SystemVue, as part of the W1719 RF System Design Kit.
Qualified applicants were given a free NEC K0RE System Design Kit to help them create an embedded design that was unique, clever and code efficient.
Available in SystemVue's optional W1719 RF System Design Kit, the RFlink bridges the gap between baseband signal processing and proven RF tools.
Qualified applicants will receive a free NEC K0RE System Design Kit to help them create an embedded design that is unique, clever and code efficient.
3 also includes enhanced support for designers working with the QuickMIPS device and its complete System Design Kit (SDK).
The 601 and 603 system design kits, which include schematics and printed circuit board layouts, will be available from IBM in the first half of 1994.