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Posted on Oct 1, 2018
Pre-route the board by creating fanout for all the power and ground traces, route differential pairs and the rest of the entire board, then finalize the design by running a post- routing inspection.
Posted on Oct 1, 2018
Create shapes and add copper pours to the plane layers, add dynamic healing for copper pouring and add void after creating copper plane.
Posted on Oct 1, 2018
Set up the differential pairs and assign electrical, physical and spacing constraints to get ready for routing.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
You can place your components manually or automatically in OrCAD. Seamless integration between OrCAD Capture and OrCAD PCB Editor allow you to cross place components and cross-probe between your schematic and PCB design.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Mechanical symbols represent physical objects that you can place in your board design and are not part of the netlist. One of the important mechanical symbols is the mounting hole. Create and define a new mounting hole symbol and place the mounting holes to your design.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Set up design parameters and grid spacing to get ready for your PCB design, draw the board outline and add layers to your design.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Once the schematic design is complete, the next step is to create a PCB Editor netlist and generate a new PCB board file.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Find components’ footprints in OrCAD PCB Editor’s footprint libraries and assign the footprint names to properties spreadsheet in OrCAD Capture, or simply find a pre-built component footprints from Ultra Librarian.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Quick video to show you how to get started with PCB Editor and use this tutorial.
Posted on Sep 26, 2018
Create smart PDF so that you can view and share your schematic in a PDF reader with descendible hierarchies and component links without worrying about losing your design IP.
Tags: OrCAD Capture, Schematic, Team EMA, video, video, EMA Design Automation