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Allegro Design Entry Using OrCAD Capture
Date | Version | Country | Location | |
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03 - 04 May 2021 | 17.4-2019 | Germany | Feldkirchen-Munich Germany |
ENROLL |
Scheduled upon demandOn demand | EXPRESS INTERESTINQUIRE |
Version | Region | |
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17.4-2019 | Online | ENROLL |
17.2-2016QIR6 | Online | ENROLL |
Other Versions | Online | EXPRESS INTERESTINQUIRE |
Length : 2 days
Course Description
In this course, you begin with some basic schematic library development. You create and process a simple design, and then you progress into multi-sheet and hierarchical designs. You also apply part and net properties.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Build Capture library parts
- Create a new project
- Create multi-sheet flat and hierarchical designs
- Copy work between projects
- Assign reference designators
- Perform design checking
- Add intersheet signal references
- Create a Bill of Materials report
- Add part and net properties
- Create a netlist for Cadence® Allegro® PCB Editor
Software Used in This Course
- Allegro Design Entry Capture
Software Release(s)
SPB174 ISR4 or later
Modules in this Course
- Introduction to OrCAD Capture
- Setting Up Your Environment
- Working with Libraries
- Building a Simple Schematic
- Building a Multi-Sheet Schematic
- Editing Part Properties
- Building a Hierarchical Design
Audience
- This is an introductory level course intended for new Cadence OrCAD® Capture users.
Prerequisites
You must have experience with or knowledge of the following:
- Familiar with a PC and Windows operating system
- Experience with schematic entry and board layout components is also helpful
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"The course was optimal for beginning with OrCAD Capture. Documentation and labs are useful for further reference.”
Georg Guldan, emz-Hanauer

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Mauro Piscitello, Magneti Marelli

“Informative and easy to follow. Good approach to very basic using steps of Cadence schematic.”
Bernhard Foerst, Loewe Technologies

"The course was well-prepared. I could ask many questions."
Thomas Geiger, Pepperl+Fuchs

"The training was very good and informative. The lecturer was able to explain all objects in a simple way and answered all our questions."
Soran Majied, Freescale Semiconductors

“Good and competent.”
Wolfgang Quehl, Loewe Technologies

"Well qualified training personnel. I would recommend the course to everyone who is interested in this subject matter. I like the small group so everyone could be trained in an individual way."
Tobias Schäpertöns, Sensor Solutions

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Hans Suys, IMEC

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Ignacio De Mendizabal, Plastic Omnium

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Luo, Ulm University