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Now is the time to experience BluePrint-PCB. It's a revolutionary solution to address all your PCB documentation needs. And now with Release 6, it is even more remarkable.
- 3D visualization and documentation of manufacturing data allowing users to minimize manufacturing defects and delays in production
- A newly designed user interface common across all DownStream products
- A common database between all DownStream products so data can be shared seamlessly
- Technology and support for 64 bit
DownStream has created a truly integrated 2D/3D environment for improved PCB post processing. BluePrint-PCB 6.0 is designed to automate, streamline and dramatically improve PCB documentation.
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Thursday, October 24
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Pat McGoff, Mentor
When discussing fab notes, there’s a lot of focus on what designers should and should not include in the package. But what is the role of EDA tools in this process, and can intelligent data formats streamline the tasks and help eliminate fab notes that are less than fantastic? In this interview, Pat McGoff, market development manager for Mentor, a Siemens Business, speaks frankly about fab notes and what EDA tool companies like Mentor can do to automate this process.
This Month in Design007 Magazine: Dear Designers—Please Include a Sanity Check
08/11/2020 |
I-Connect007 Editorial Team
We recently asked Rick Almeida, DownStream co-founder, and Technical Sales Manager Ray Fugitt to discuss why so many fabricators are still receiving (and correcting) inaccurate and incomplete data from their customers. And if fabricators and designers are content with this current process, is it really a problem after all?
App Notes: What Are They Good For?
06/30/2020 |
I-Connect007 Editorial Team
There are several schools of thought regarding IC manufacturers’ app notes. We wanted to find out more about this, so we spoke with Geof Lipman, director of operations for part data at Octopart.com, a component data platform acquired by Altium in 2015. Geof shared his thoughts on app notes, datasheets, and the need for due diligence when utilizing any unfamiliar data.
