Join EMA for a free webinar and learn valuable tips from the experts on ways to improve your PCB design productivity.
OrCAD PCB Editor provides a highly functional, flexible, and scalable PCB editing solution with a feature and price mix that is unmatched in the industry. This webinar will give you the tips you need to make sure you are getting the most from your software investment.
Webinar Attendees will learn the following:
- How to use simple scripts and hot keys to perform repetitive tasks quickly
- How to easily copy and paste power and ground planes to multiple layers at once
- Techniques to constrain and route differential pairs with OrCAD's new constraint management system
- Information on the latest OrCAD Apps available to help with tasks like footprint creation and release management
- Reduce human error and increase consistency with reports that check accuracy
- Solutions for common user questions
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As designs become more complex, it's important to identify opportunities to enhance design processes. Designers need an efficient way to create accurate, complex, schematic symbols and PCB footprints. EMA Design Automation has a solution to fill that need with an automated, efficient, process for creating component symbol and footprint data.
Join EMA for a free webinar where attendees will learn how to do the following:
- Eliminate countless hours of manual entry with the most advanced PDF data sheet extraction technology
- Quickly build and manage complex symbols with 1000's of pins
- Efficiently prepare OrCAD ready Symbols with unique pin name creation, intelligent pin assignment, and symbol fracturing
- Automate the generation of complex PCB footprint models
- Reduce human error and increase consistency with reports that check accuracy
- Decrease part creation time
EMA will show you useful tips and tricks for Cadence PSpice® A/D and why it is the #1 analog simulator in the market today.
We will highlight features that will help you achieve fast and accurate results and show you how to maximize the performance of the simulator. This webinar will also preview the abilities of Cadence PSpice Advanced Analysis, including Smoke (stress analysis), Sensitivity Analysis, Optimization, Monte Carlo (yield analysis), and Parametric Plotter.
Webinar attendees will learn:
- How to increase productivity and efficiency during the simulation process
- How to take PSpice A/D beyond its current simulation boundaries to a tool that can help optimize your designs for performance, yield, cost-effectiveness, and reliability
- Solutions to common user questions
Please join us for a free webinar discussing EMA's solution for common component management issues.
Webinar attendees will learn the following:
- How to enhance the OrCAD Capture environment with CIS
- How to increase productivity using CIS & CIP
- How to manage a CIS database and access distributor data
- How to import distributor parts into your database
Join EMA for a free webinar on Power Transmission Design Accelerators in Autodesk Inventor. The webinar will highlight how Inventor's Shafts, Gears, and Cams accelerators make complex, but common, design elements significantly easier to create.
The following accelerators are highlighted in this webinar:
- Shaft generator – Create shafts in sections and easily add features in a specialized interface
- Gear generator – Design spur, worm and bevel gears with proper mechanical relationships
- Cam generator Build disc and cylindrical cams with many realistic motion functions
- Calculation tools – Perform a variety of strength and performance checks
Attendees will learn how to do the following with the purpose-built commands and features in the accelerators:
- Create a shorter time-to market
- Increase profitability
- Create parts and assemblies based on input of real-world attributes and conditions
If you would like to learn more about accelerators, check out our white paper on Shafts, Gears and Cams here.