Schematic Capture and Circuit Simulation
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Read ArticleSchematic Net Extraction
Front end engineers can extract electrical topologies from schematic nets for signal exploration and verification.
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Read ArticleSchematic Capture - Overview
Easily create and simulate circuits, manage error prone revisions, generate BOMs according to market requirement and analyze their circuit in a virtual environment before proceeding for PCB design.
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Read ArticlePSpice Monte Carlo Analysis
Monte Carlo predicts the behavior of a circuit statistically when part values are varied within their tolerance range.
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Read ArticlePSpice Optimizer
PSpice Optimizer enables you to quickly and accurately tune your circuits to meet your unique design requirements.
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Optimizing Power Supply Design
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Read ArticleOrCAD Capture Custom Design Rule Check
Make your own customizable DRCs to catch design issues quickly.
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Read ArticleOrCAD Capture TCL TK
TCL TK scripting support in OrCAD Capture allows extensive customization and scripts to automate any task possible though the graphical interface.
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Read ArticleOrCAD 17.2 Capture Advanced Annotation
With the newly introduced Advanced Annotation feature supported by OrCAD Capture, users can assign reference ranges hierarchically by automatically assigning values and perform annotation on the...
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Read ArticleOrCAD 17.2 Capture Design Difference Viewer
The Graphical Design Difference Viewer is a powerful, real-time, design difference, visual review utility in OrCAD Capture with the ability to perform logical as well as graphical comparisons on a...
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Read ArticleOrCAD Capture Cloud- Drawing a schematic
In this video, learn how quickly you can create designs in OrCAD Capture Cloud using Arrow Reference Designs, search for HELP options, and where to find easy to use shortcut featrues.
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Read ArticleOrCAD Capture Cloud Quick Start
The combination of OrCAD’s design capture software and Arrow’s reference designs, component and symbol libraries will enable you to draft exciting new ideas, build prototypes more efficiently, and...
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Read ArticleOrCAD Capture Cloud Reference Designs
With the new OrCAD Capture Cloud, you can now access to more than 12,000 Arrow Reference designs. Search Arrow's entire parts catalogue for the right part, at the right price and availability
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Read ArticleOrCAD Capture - Creating a Netlist
This video will show you how to output a netlist from OrCAD Capture.
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Read ArticleHow to Add Tolerances to Vendor Models in PSpice AA
The new enhancements in PSpice Advanced Analysis (AA) allow users to run PSpice AA on existing designs without the need to update any parts/models of the design. This video shows how to prepare...
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Read ArticleHow to find stress components in your design
What are the limitations of our components? How to detect power dissipation and other things like electrostatic discharge, overstress, etc? How to make sure that all components in the circuit are...
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Read ArticleCustom Reference Designator Control
Use the Ref Des control function to perform schematic page-wise and hierarchical block-wise annotation.
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Read ArticleDesign Difference Viewer
Easily identify and review any differences between your PCB designs to save time and improve productivity.
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Read ArticleCircuit Simulation
Simulating your designs allows you to be aware of the limitations of your components. It’s important to analyze your circuit before moving to layout.
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Read ArticlePCB Post-Layout Simulation While You Design
PCB post-layout simulation can help designers find and correct signal and power integrity problems in their designs while still in layout.
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Read ArticleHow to Create a PSpice Model from a Text File
Realistic simulations are required to ensure the functionality of your schematic designs. With this in mind, many manufacturers will create accurate spice models of their components for use in...
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Read ArticleThe Best PCB Design Guidelines for Reduced EMI
Devising the most effective PCB design guidelines for reduced EMI requires a good understanding of common EMI sources and their effects.
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