LOUISVILLE, CO – The Design Automation Conference (DAC) will be accepting nominations for the Marie R. Pistilli Women in EDA Achievement Award until April 10.
The award, honoring the former organizer of DAC, recognizes individuals who work to advance women in the EDA industry. The award will be presented in July at the 46th annual DAC, during the Workshop for Women in Design Automation (WWINDA).
This year's event will take place July 26-31 in San Francisco.
SYDNEY – Altium today makes its online exhibition premiere at Virtual PCB. The company's virtual exhibit is fully interactive and includes "talk to an expert" and booth chat, putting participants in touch with Altium experts from all over the world. Read more ...
SMYRNA, GA -- Virtual PCB, the only online trade show for the design, fabrication and assembly markets, opened Tuesday with more than 2,000 designers, fabricators and assemblers having registered for industry's only free, online trade show. The event features several top CAD and CAM software tool providers and fabrication materials suppliers. Read more ...
MUNICH, GERMANY and WESTFORD, MA – Zuken introduces the Board Modeler. The collaborative software tool docks into Zuken’s electronic systems and CR-5000 PCB design suite, enabling layout and mechanical engineers to work together. Users are able to work in a 3D environment, showing the actual component shape rather than an approximation. Board outlines, pre-placed parts and obstacles can be imprinted directly from mechanical CAD tools, eliminating duplicate work. Board layout structures can be exported into numerical simulation tools for mechanical, electrical or thermal verification. Simulation results can be back annotated into CR-5000 tools for design modifications. In addition, a multi-board option allows multiple-board design verification and chassis on a multi-site global basis.
GHENT, BELGIUM and BEAVERTON, OR – Ucamco and Polar Instruments announced a link between the companies’ software that will improve communication between CAM and engineering when dealing with complex PCB stackups. The software links UCAM, Ucamco’s universal CAM solution, with Polar’s Speedstack PCB stackup design and documentation system. According to Ucamco, by using one single material database, users will reduce processing times by up to one hour, while decreasing the chances of errors.