Review of the 32nd FED Conference
26.9.2024
The 32nd FED Conference was an extremely instructive and exciting experience for us. It was a great opportunity to make new contacts and meet up with familiar faces. We are very pleased about the lively interest in our presentation on "A consistent ESD protection concept according to IEC 61340-5-1".

We particularly appreciate such specialist events, as they not only enable a valuable exchange of knowledge and experience, but also provide numerous new impulses. The discussions and encounters have once again confirmed to us how important personal exchange is in our industry.
We look forward with enthusiasm to the next opportunities to share our knowledge and work together on new solutions. A big thank you to the organizers and all participants for this inspiring conference!
For all those who missed the FED conference but would still like to spend an informative day with interesting exchanges among like-minded people, we would like to draw your attention to our "ESD Network Live 2025" event. Make a note of the date - we look forward to an inspiring day with you!
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