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Gerald "Jerry" Grzenia

Currently a Support Application Engineer working with the Cadence SPB team. I have worked in various roles with Cadence for almost 20 years, with an emphasis on Customer Support and providing detailed product knowledge to both customers and Cadence R&D/Marketing/Sales groups.

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What's Good About Advanced Plating Bar Checks - Check out the SPB16.2 Release and See!
New functionality has been added to the SPB16.2 Allegro Advanced Package Designer (APD) suite of tools to support Advanced Plating Bar Checks. The plating bar check command has existed inside of the APD and SiP tools for many years. However, as the design   Read More »
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What's Good About HDI Via Structures - Check out the SPB16.2 Release and See!
New functionality has been added to the SPB16.2 Allegro PCB Editor suite of tools to support micro vias as distinct design elements. This introduces a new methodology to add both conventional and HDI via structures. It includes a new ‘working layer’   Read More »
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What's Good About The SPB16.2 Release? WOW - Download It now!
The SPB16.2 release is now available (actually, it was available on 10/31/08 from the Cadence software downloads site at - http://downloads.cadence.com/ ). Over the next several weeks, I'll be writing about key new features available in this SPB16   Read More »
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What's Good About Directive Locking?
Do you wish you could lock specific aspects of a DEHDL design content? Do you need to standardize on color used for parts, wires, text, etc. in a design? Do you wish designers would maintain a standard grid? Well - all this (and more!) can be accomplished   Read More »
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What's Good about the new "Class" Scope for Match Groups in Constraint Manager?
In the SPB16.01 release, for the Constraint Manager in DEHDL, the is a new scope of "Class" for Match Groups. This new scope will utilize the “Net Class” signal grouping introduced in 16.0, and allow users to mimic the capability   Read More »
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What's Good About Differential Pair Support in PCB Librarian?
You may recall a post I made a couple months ago about What's Good About Differential Pair Support in ASA? In order to establish Differential Pair support for Design Entry HDL (DEHDL), the SPB16.01 release included enhancements to PCB Librarian which   Read More »
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CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose: A brief Re-cap
Wow - what a great time I had attending this year's CDNLive! 2008 event in San Jose. You can read the details in my prior posts from last week, but I'll provide a brief re-cap here: By far, the most valuable aspect of attending CDNLive! is networking   Read More »
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CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose: Day 3 ... Product Roadmaps, More Presentations, and Poker!
From the floor of CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose Each day continues to show the value that customers and Cadence employees gather through networking with each other - learning about innovative technical solutions developed to enhance how we interact with the   Read More »
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CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose: Day 2 ... Welcome, Keynote Speakers, Presentations
From the floor of CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose Wow! What an exciting, power packed, and full day - and, it's still going!! Michael Catrambone (Steering Committee Chairman, UT Starcom, Inc.) and Ted Vucurevich (Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer   Read More »
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CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose: Day 1 ... from the Techtorials!
From the floor of CDNLive! 2008 - San Jose The first day, is always considered the calm before the masses of engineers, managers, and executives arrive at CDNLive. There are several Techtorials presented from each of the 9 tracks. I attended the PCB Design   Read More »
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