Technology Editor Bill Wong talks with Ciiva co-founder Leigh Gawne about developing a manufacturable bill of materials that helps customers go from design to assembly.
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Q&A: Defusing the BOM to Achieve Product Realization
22 August 2017
Board to the Future
18 August 2017
As we all know, IoT designs present us with a unique set of prerequisites and board design challenges. In this week’s episode of Fish Fry, Ted Pawela (Chief Marketing Officer — Altium) joins us to discuss the biggest PCB trends in the IoT ecosystem and what complex board design challenges will look like as we progress to the next generation of connected cars.
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Altium Expands Its Reach
17 August 2017
Earlier this year, Altium undertook an international road show, bringing its unique take on the art of PCB design tools to the streets and explaining its vision for matching its products to the needs of an increasingly diverse set of users. in the wake of that tour, Ben Jordan, Altium's director of community tools and content, spoke with PCD&F editor in chief Mike Buetow.
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Guidelines for Improving PCB Design Manufacturability
16 August 2017
Is there a general rule of thumb when it comes to maneuvering the development and production stages of PCB design and making sure every specification is well documented? The good news is there are practical, applicable guidelines to follow for transitioning into the fabrication, assembly and production stages of a design.
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Expand Supply Chain Control During PCB Design
10 July 2017
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the heart and soul of many electronic devices, but the complexity of PCB design, procurement, and manufacturing processes creates many opportunities for failure issues. In addition, organizational silos that exist between design engineering, manufacturing engineering, and procurement can exacerbate these risks.
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ECAD maker balances functionality, collaboration
22 June 2017
Engineers need to leverage modern technologies and manage projects, and Altium’s goal is to create the functional, cost-effective ECAD tools designers need to accomplish those goals. Altium executives brought their roadshow to Boston in May to demonstrate the company’s current products and lay out their roadmap to 2020.
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Ben Jordan Interview At DesignCon 2017
30 May 2017
DesignCon is one of our industry’s largest shows, and one of our favorites. From emerging trends to industry breakthroughs, this show covers it all. Sierra Circuits interviewed speakers and thought leaders to share their knowledge and expertise.
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Altium presents 2020 PCB design roadmap
22 May 2017
Altium executives are hitting the road to demonstrate the company’s current products and lay out their roadmap to 2020 in Boston to describe their current products as well as what's to come. Presenters emphasized that as you innovate in the age of IoT, you shouldn’t have to wrangle with the design process. Altium’s goal is to let you focus on what you care about—“designing really cool stuff.”
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Altium Focuses on the Designer First
22 May 2017
A few months before joining Altium, Judy Warner sat down with Lawrence Romine to discuss the company’s drive to satisfy the individual PCB designer, and not necessarily the OEMs who employ them. Romine also explains what sets designers and engineers apart from the average person, and why some Altium users have a different primary EDA tool, but use Altium when they need a design done fast.
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Ensuring functional safety in embedded software
17 May 2017
For those of us in the automotive segment of embedded software, the success – or failure – of our companies depends heavily on meeting safety requirements. If we do not develop code using proven development methods to insure safety, at best we will go out of business; at worst, we could cause destruction of property, injury, or even death. As automobiles evolve toward autonomously driven vehicles, functional safety of hardware and software is the paramount concern of software developers, engineers, managers, and executives. Without uncompromised safety, there will be no autonomous vehicles.
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