Pizza And Chips - Discovering the Sensing Solutions Hands-on Training

14 Oct 2026 - 14 Oct 2026

Multiple locations

Dates And Locations:

• October 14, 2026 | 8:30-12:00
  Bernstrasse 394, 8953 Dietikon, Switzerland
  
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Upcoming Dates:

• November 04, 2026 
• November 17, 2026
• December 10, 2026
• January, 2027 (date to be announced)

Your Technical Academy for Hands-On Engineering in Switzerland
PIZZA & CHIPS is a compact, practical and highly interactive EBV training format designed for engineers who want to move beyond slides and directly work with real technologies. In a focused half-day session, participants explore semiconductor and embedded solutions through hands-on exercises, guided demonstrations and project-oriented application examples. The concept combines technical learning with an informal and collaborative atmosphere: practical engineering work, direct access to EBV Field Application experts, and time to discuss individual design challenges over pizza and refreshments. Each workshop is built around a dedicated technology, product family or supplier solution. Participants gain practical insights into key device features, development tools, evaluation boards, software examples and design best practices that can help accelerate their own development cycle. The format is limited to four hours, with more than three hours dedicated to practical, hands-on engineering work. This keeps the session efficient, focused and easy to integrate into a busy working day.
 

Who Should Join?
PIZZA & CHIPS is designed for hardware engineers, software engineers, embedded developers, system architects and technical decision-makers who want to deepen their knowledge in a specific technology area. The small group format makes it especially valuable for participants who appreciate direct interaction, practical exercises and individual technical discussions.
 

Workshop Topics
Workshop topics are selected based on market trends, supplier innovations, EBV focus areas and real customer challenges. This ensures that every session is practical, relevant and up to date. Typical topics may include sensing solutions, power management, motor control, wireless connectivity, microcontrollers, FPGAs, security, edge AI, embedded software and evaluation kit-based application development.
 

What Participants Can Expect

• Hands-on learning: Work directly with evaluation boards, tools and software examples instead of only listening to presentations.
• Expert guidance: Receive support from EBV Field Application experts and supplier specialists where applicable.
• Practical relevance: Explore real-world use cases and design challenges that can be transferred into customer projects.
• Small group format: Benefit from direct interaction, technical discussions and enough time for individual questions.
• Informal atmosphere: Combine technical depth with a relaxed setting, including food, beverages and networking.

General Information

• Timing 
  • The workshop takes place in the morning and is limited to four hours, making it easy to combine with regular project work.
• Location
  • Sessions are hosted at the EBV office in Dietikon or at a selected technical university, depending on the topic and setup requirements. 
• Costs
  • The workshops are free of charge for invited participants.
• Participants
  • Each session is limited to a maximum of seven participants to ensure a high level of interaction and individual support.
• Evaluation Kits
  • Evaluation kits are available during the workshop. The target is that each participant receives a free-of-charge evaluation kit after the training, subject to availability and supplier conditions.
• Parking
  • Parking options will be arranged or communicated in advance.
• Catering
  • Food and beverages are provided. Pizza selection will be coordinated before the workshop so participants can enjoy lunch in a relaxed setting