Ecad

How to Migrate ECAD Designs Without Losing Nets (Altium to Cadence)

Clearly, switching ECAD tools shouldn’t feel like a massive challenge. But too often, it does. Apparently, for engineers migrating from Altium to Cadence poses a daunting task because one minute error in the conversion process can lead to severe critical consequences! For instance, several lost nets, corruption in design data, then hours of reworking, and

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Fixing PCB Instability in Automotive Systems: Lessons from EV Failure

So, whenever engineers think of failure in automotive electronics, they ponder upon weak components or bad solder joints. But do you know what’s the real issue? Well, its PCB instability in automotive systems caused not by lack, but by over-design. Now, we recently worked with a premium EV manufacturer that came to us after experiencing

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5 Must-Check Steps When Selecting Automotive-Grade Components

Currently, it’s no longer about optimal performance but about guaranteeing reliability, long-term availability, and compliance in an industry where a single part can make or break your product. That’s why, when selecting automotive grade components for your next high-performance design, the stakes couldn’t be any higher. As, these components must go beyond functionality—enduring extreme conditions,

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pcb designs fail

The Secret Reason Most PCB Designs Fail Isn’t What You Think

Nowadays, most engineers assume that if their schematic checks out and the layout looks clean, then they are completely safe. However, there’s a major catch here that some of the most expensive PCB design mistakes don’t show up until they are deep into prototyping or production. Now, you may have probably followed the ECAD design

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EDA Conversion: Why Migrating PCB Designs between Platforms is Crucial

The electronics industry depends on innovation to develop faster, smaller and more capable devices. The rapid technological progression faces a continuous obstacle because Electronic Design Automation (EDA) platforms cannot exchange PCB designs easily with each other. The transfer of projects between different tools leads engineers to face expensive time delays and data damage plus software

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PCB Library

How Our Library Services Cut a 6-Month Delay to 3 Weeks

So, delays in any sort of complex hardware project often feels unavoidable. But sometimes, the bottleneck factors are just hiding in plain sight. Likewise, one of the most overlooked issues lies in your PCB footprint library. Now, that hits the mark! Incomplete, inconsistent, or any outdated libraries extensively slows down your entire ECAD workflow. Meanwhile,

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