A CAD Librarian’s Role in Manufacturability
A CAD librarian plays a huge role in the successful outcome of a finished printed circuit board. Read on to learn more about their role and how they contribute.
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Manufacturability
Design Boards That Are Ready to Be Put Into Production
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PLM for Manufacturing Keeps Operations Streamlined
PLM for manufacturing is designed to integrate all production operations into a single location so that production is better managed.
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Exploring the Differences Between PCB Solder Mask vs. Paste Mask
One of the most misunderstood aspects of printed circuit boards is the difference between the solder mask vs. paste mask.
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10 Common DFM Issues and How to Fix Them
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Circuit Board 4-Layer PCB Stackup Planning
Designers need 4-layer PCB stackup tips and recommendations to avoid circuit board manufacturability and performance problems.
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Calculate Manufacturing Yield | PSpice
When designing for bulk production, its important to consider all possible manufacturing failures. You can monitor component tolerance and fix it for prototype but how to analyze component failures fo
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Uncovering PCB Embedded Components
PCB embedded components can create additional space on your circuit board and help improve signal integrity within the design.
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PCB Via Design Rules for Circuit Board Layouts
Here are a few key things to remember to better understand and properly use the PCB via design rules in your circuit board layout.
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How To: HDMI
High Definition Media Interface is a beautiful thing. Back when 1080P meant something, the HDMI spec entered the scene as an upgrade on the legacy trio or quintet of RCA cables. The number of...
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Waive DRC
Waive DRC function in OrCAD Capture is useful if you have known DRC's that you want to ignore on purpose.Video provided by Parallel Systems, Cadence Channel Partner UK
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What is OrCAD Panel Editor?
One minute overview movie introducing OrCAD Panel Editor
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Via2Via Line Fattening - OrCAD 17.2- 2016
Users can increase line width between vias based on their definition of edge to edge clearance by using the “Line fattening” utility.
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Revision Control in OrCAD Documentation Editor
This video shows the "sign-off" process in OrCAD Documentation Editor. A document set is created and signed off. The document set is reloaded, the revision changed and new data loaded.
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Real-Time Design for Manufacturability
Post-design DFM checks are too late. Even if you’re able to find a mistake, you’re going to lose hours, days, even weeks adjusting your design.
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Real-Time DFF Rules
Check for common copper and component spacing issues that could potentially derail manufacturing and cause a respin.
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Output Options in OrCAD Documentation Editor
This video describes four output options in OrCAD Documentation Editor; DXF, PDF, Pack and Release, and Publish to the Web
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Pick and Place Report
Three ways to output a Pick and Place report.
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OrCAD Panel Editor Overview
OrCAD Panel Editor has the intelligence and automation to help you quickly design your PCB assembly panel and create manufacturing drawings
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OrCAD DFM Checker Introduction
OrCAD DFM Checker provides comprehensive, easy to use PCB manufacturing analysis technology that identifies specific design issues that may have an adverse effect on PCB fabrication.
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OrCAD DFM and DRC
Manufacturing errors are costly. You waste materials, time, and risk missing launch dates with every respin. The earlier you find those errors, the better. With OrCAD, you'll find DFM errors while...
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OrCAD DFM Checker Overview video
OrCAD DFM Checker is a powerful, yet easy to use, manufacturing analysis product. It is designed for engineers and designers who appreciate the benefits of manufacturing analysis and want to...
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