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PCB West Update: How IPC-2581 Data Transfer Standard is Moving Forward
Last year the PCB West conference held a lively panel discussion about data transfer formats for PCB design and manufacturing. Most panelists and many audience members were enthusiastic about IPC-2581, a vendor-neutral, "intelligent" format that can potentially replace many of the various formats...
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Creating a board with different sized layers
Sorry in advance if this is a simple question easily answered elsewhere. I am creating a PCB that needs to have different sized layers. Basically the stackup is as follows: Die LTCC Interposer routing/signal layers (dielectrics and conductors) The die has a footprint, but the LTCC and the interposer...
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What's Good About Allegro PCB Editor PDF Publisher? See for Yourself in 16.5!
Starting with release 16.5, it is possible to export data from Allegro PCB Editor into PDF files. PDF files are more portable and secure in comparison to .brd files and can be used by customers to share a subset of design data with their vendors who do not need direct access to design data. PDF files...
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Allegro 16.6: Easing PCB Design for Multi-Gigabit/Second Signals
Got a few picoseconds to spare? If you're a PCB designer working with a multi-Gbit/second serial link interface such as PCI Express 3.0 or a DDR memory interface, maybe not. Two new features in the Cadence Allegro 16.6 PCB design solution - announced today (Sept. 25, 2012) at PCB West - aim to help...
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What's Good About ADW’s Flow Manager? Check out the 16.5 Release and See!
The 16.5 Allegro Design Workbench (ADW) Flow Manager has been enhanced to provide a more flexible and robust designer experience. It can now be launched in a stand-alone mode, is faster in launching, can open multiple flows, and you can customize it by adding new buttons! Read on for more details …...
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Edit-Copy generates DRC "Line to thru pin spacing" errors
Am I missing something on how to make an array of boards? I chose Edit - Copy, provided the spacing I wanted for the boards, the number of boards to create, then clicked "All On" for the "Find" filter. I drew a box around the board, picked my origin, and then placed the new array...
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What's Good About PCB SI Adaptive Mesh Generation? 16.5 Has Many New Enhancements!
The 16.5 PCB SI product’s rectangular mesh scheme is used for shapes, cutouts, slots, anti-pads and voids within shapes. The mesh cell size you pre-specify is the maximum cell size ,and the system will automatically adjust/reduce the cell size if necessary. You can ignore the meshing for anti-pads...
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Customer Support Recommended – Appnote on Implementing the Force-Sense Kelvin Connection
The use of separate force (F) and sense (S) connections (often referred to as a Kelvin connection ) is a common requirement in the PCB design. The separate force (F) and sense (S) connection at the load eliminates any errors resulting from voltage drops in the force lead. The Kelvin Sense connection...
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What's Good About APD’s Wire Bond Settings Groups? You’ll Need the 16.5 Release to See!
The 16.5 Allegro Package Design (APD) product has been modified to provide a different type of method to control wire bond settings for groups. It is important to note the differences between these new group settings and the wire bond groups that existed prior to 16.5. In these prior releases, a wire...
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What's Good About Allegro PCB Router Routing Changes? 16.5 Has a Few New Enhancements!
The 16.5 Allegro PCB Router has a couple new improvements I’ll cover today – Embedded Components Support and Route Quality Improvements . Read on for more details … Embedded Components Support This functionality is basically transparent to the Allegro flow designer. The Router will...
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