EMA Introduces Single User Access to Digi-Key Print E-mail
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Written by Kathy Nargi-Toth   
Tuesday, 12 August 2008 09:12
ROCHESTER, NYEMA Design Automation introduces a single user version of the EMA Component Information Portal (CIP) that gives engineers access to the Digi-Key part database through Cadence OrCAD Capture CIS.

“With our initial introduction of CIP, we received considerable interest from larger companies looking to improve their part selection processes, however, we also found significant interest from individual users and smaller organizations with similar, but more basic needs,” said Manny Marcano, president and CEO of EMA Design Automation.
 
According to the company, the Digi-Key interface allows users to populate their CIS database directly from Digi-Key along with all related part information. The tool incorporates a comprehensive database with 200 parts including parametric data, datasheets, CIS symbols, and footprints. The CIP system starts at $995 plus the annual maintenance for the single user version.

 
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