Allegro Ecad Mcad Library Creator

October 18, 2018 Cadence PCB Solutions

Components, parts, and libraries must be right. Getting them right often requires a significant time investment from engineers, time that could be spent on other high-value design activities. Your component library isn’t just footprints, symbols, or parametric data, it’s also 3D MCAD models. The Cadence® Allegro® ECAD-MCAD Library Creator allows you to create new standards compliant libraries in a fraction of the time, synchronize your ECAD and MCAD libraries, and easily re-target your existing libraries for different technologies. Your design team can spend less time creating libraries, and more time on design.

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