Optimization for Engineers: Modern Strategies, SHERPA, and HyperLynx Design Space Exploration
Overview
Join us at this free Expert Series Webinar that explores the principles and applications of both single- and multi-objective optimization strategies.
As engineering systems become increasingly complex, traditional methods of design exploration, such as trial-and-error and exhaustive simulation, prove inadequate. Design optimization is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity for staying competitive in the PCB design landscape. This webinar explores the principles and applications of both single- and multi-objective optimization strategies. We’ll introduce SHERPA - a hybrid, adaptive search strategy - and show how it uniquely powers trade-offs in HyperLynx Design Space Exploration (HL-DSE) to streamline PCB design decisions.
What You Will Learn:
- Why optimization is necessary for modern PCB design flows
- Single-objective and multi-objective optimization strategies, when to use them, and their tradeoffs/limitations
- SHERPA and MO-SHERPA algorithm and their unique advantage for exploring a design space efficiently
- How SHERPA is leveraged in HyperLynx Design Space Exploration (HL-DSE) to uncover high-performance solutions to real PCB design problems
Who Should Attend:
- All those new to optimization or looking to improve strategies for their existing PCB design workflows
- PCB Designers and Engineers working with complex design spaces
- Designers struggling with simulation-based design exploration limitations
Details
What
Customer Technical Webcast: Optimization for Engineers: Modern Strategies, SHERPA, and HyperLynx Design Space Exploration
When
Wednesday July 16, 2025
Where
Online
Time
18:00 hr CEST
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