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Register now for this free webinar, scheduled for July 11. In this webinar, attendees will go through the steps involved in setting up PADS Designer for either the netlist flow or integrated flow, and some tips and tricks for existing users.
Who Should Attend
- Electrical Designers
- IT Engineers
- Anyone using PADS Designer
What Attendees Will Learn
- Setting up your company library structure
- Using design templates for new project configuration
- Implementing an effective company WDIR environment
Date
July 11, 2019
Time
8:30 AM PST/11:30 EST – 1 Hour
To register for this free webinar, click here.
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