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Team collaboration is vital to design success, but with multiple designers, how do you manage component data and ensure correct components are being used across your projects? Even a small oversight in any of these areas can lead to design errors, project delays, and costly board respins.
Allegro X helps address these challenges through centralized library managemen...
Printed Circuit Board failures in medical devices are patient safety events. Therefore, PCB design for medical devices is a different engineering discipline than for consumer electronics. Designers must prioritize patient isolation, regulatory compliance, and absolute long-term reliability over cost reduction. Medical PCBs power everything from ...
Printed circuit board (PCB) design teams today have more software options than ever before. Two of the most widely discussed platforms are OrCAD vs KiCad. While both tools enable engineers to create schematics, design PCBs, and generate manufacturing outputs, they differ significantly in their capabilities, workflows, support models, and intend...
Switching ECAD tools mid-project, or mid-career, is one of the highest-friction decisions an engineering team makes. Get the data migration right, and you carry forward years of design intellectual property (IP). Get it wrong, and you’re manually rebuilding netlists and footprint libraries for weeks.
As data rates continue to increase and signal margins become increasingly constrained, understanding the electrical behavior of high-speed interconnects has become essential to successful PCB design. While schematics define connectivity, they do not capture the physical characteri...