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PCB Design Blog

What's Good About Allegro GRE Bundle Editing? SPB16.3 Has Many New Enhancements!

The Allegro Global Route Environment (GRE) has expanded its capabilities in the area of bundled editing in the SPB16.3 release. It’s now easier to copy, move, and split bundles. Copy Flow lets you copy the flow path from one bundle to another. Its...  Read More »
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What's Good About Via DRCs In Allegro Constraint Manager? It's In SPB16.3!

Current design technologies require extremely tight matching requirements right down to the overall net topologies to ensure that any deviations in propagation delays are minimized. As a result, design guidelines call for matching the number of vias for...  Read More »
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What's Good About Vias And The Allegro Router? SPB16.3 Has A Few New Enhancements!

A few new enhancements specific to vias in the SPB16.3 release of Allegro PCB Editor have been introduced. The are called use via region and stacked via support . Use Via Region Many times you need to restrict usage of specific vias in a region. Allegro...  Read More »
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What's Good About AMS Simulator And Cursors? You’ll Need The SPB16.3 Release To See!

With the SPB16.3 release of AMS Simulator , several new cursor enhancements are available: Setting cursor width and color Placing cursors across multiple traces and plots Exporting and copying cursor data Dockable cursor window Read below to see these...  Read More »
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What's Good About Browsing For Power Pins in Capture? It's In SPB16.3!

The SPB16.3 release of Allegro Design Entry CIS (Capture) now allows you to browse power pins in your design. In Capture, most of the design’s power pins are invisible, which makes it difficult to find power pins. The new "browse power pins"...  Read More »
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What's Good About ADW Part Lifecycle? Numerous Improvements in the SPB16.3 Release!

The SPB16.3 release of Allegro Design Workbench (ADW) now adds several new key features to the part and model status capabilities. As a part moves through its part lifecycle, ADW provides the ability to control how that part behaves. These new features...  Read More »
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DDR3 Timing issues? Watch the Allegro PCB SI / TimingDesigner Webinar!

Last year, TimingDesigner improved the interface to PCB SI and many of our joint customers have taken advantage of performing static timing analysis on their fully routed boards using the two tools together. However, DDR3 adds a whole ’nother level of...  Read More »
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Economic Recovery on the Way to the Airport

Last week, one of the members of TEAMOrCAD took a trip to China. The ride to the airport was provided by one of the local airport transportation service companies. In the course of talking with the driver on their way to the airport, Kevin (the driver...  Read More »
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What's Good About SCM and Packageable Schematics? The Secret's in the SPB16.3 Release!

Many customers want to use System Connectivity Manager (SCM) known as Allegro System Architect (ASA) for quick prototyping and then start using the traditional schematic based PCB design flow. Now with the Export Schematic feature available in the SPB16...  Read More »
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What's Good About DEHDL Alignment? You’ve got it in the SPB16.3 Release!

Schematic construction requires a lot of effort in placing components, wires and text/notes in such a way that the end schematic looks neatly organized. Aligning and distributing objects on a schematic can be time-consuming if it has to be done manually...  Read More »
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