Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join our webinar where Lukas Henkel from OV Tech GmbH (Open Visions Technology) will present a particularly innovative smartwatch project. The design is built around a custom in-house System-in-Package (SiP) and runs on a Linux-based operating system. The PCB was developed in Altium Designer using a standard ADVANCED.hdi stackup from Würth Elektronik. ADVANCED.hdi is an any-layer microvia technology: its thin layers allow small vias and thus achieve very high wiring density.
In the webinar Lukas Henkel will guide participants through the entire development process – from the challenging PCB layout and component placement to the fully assembled smartwatch system. He will compare ADVANCED.hdi capabilities with conventional HDI technology and share insights from the close collaboration with Würth Elektronik’s experts.
In this webinar we show you:
- ADVANCED.hdi Technology: Introduction to the any-layer microvia technology by Würth Elektronik (benefits for miniaturization and signal integrity)
- Smartwatch Design: Overview of the modular open-source smartwatch system (Altium Designer, standard Würth Elektronik stackup, i.MX8 ULP SiP)
- Design Workflow: Insight into the complete PCB and system development process up to the finished device.
- Tech Comparison: ADVANCED.hdi vs. conventional HDI processes.
- Collaboration Report: Working with Würth Elektronik
You can find the presentation for the webinar on our website:
we-online.com/webinar-archive-pcbs
Follow Würth Elektronik on:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/wuerth-elektronik-group
Facebook: facebook.com/Wuerth.Elektronik.Group
Instagram: instagram.com/we_group
More information about Würth Elektronik CBT: we-online.com/pcb
Follow Lukas Henkel: linkedin.com/in/lukas-henkel-ovt
Follow OV Tech: linkedin.com/company/ov-tech-gmbh
Join our webinar where Lukas Henkel from OV Tech GmbH (Open Visions Technology) will present a particularly innovative smartwatch project. The design is built around a custom in-house System-in-Package (SiP) and runs on a Linux-based operating system. The PCB was developed in Altium Designer using a standard ADVANCED.hdi stackup from Würth Elektronik. ADVANCED.hdi is an any-layer microvia technology: its thin layers allow small vias and thus achieve very high wiring density.
In the webinar Lukas Henkel will guide participants through the entire development process – from the challenging PCB layout and component placement to the fully assembled smartwatch system. He will compare ADVANCED.hdi capabilities with conventional HDI technology and share insights from the close collaboration with Würth Elektronik’s experts.
In this webinar we show you:
- ADVANCED.hdi Technology: Introduction to the any-layer microvia technology by Würth Elektronik (benefits for miniaturization and signal integrity)
- Smartwatch Design: Overview of the modular open-source smartwatch system (Altium Designer, standard Würth Elektronik stackup, i.MX8 ULP SiP)
- Design Workflow: Insight into the complete PCB and system development process up to the finished device.
- Tech Comparison: ADVANCED.hdi vs. conventional HDI processes.
- Collaboration Report: Working with Würth Elektronik
You can find the presentation for the webinar on our website:
we-online.com/webinar-archive-pcbs
Follow Würth Elektronik on:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/wuerth-elektronik-group
Facebook: facebook.com/Wuerth.Elektronik.Group
Instagram: instagram.com/we_group
More information about Würth Elektronik CBT: we-online.com/pcb
Follow Lukas Henkel: linkedin.com/in/lukas-henkel-ovt
Follow OV Tech: linkedin.com/company/ov-tech-gmbh
