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Start with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 29 lectures, based on 38 reviews, and has 1154 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn everything essential needed to start working with OrCAD and Allegro After this course you will design a board You will understand the complete workflow to design a board in Cadence software You will know how to draw schematic, create schematic symbols and footprints, route PCB and generate outputs for manufacturing This course is ideal for individuals who are For everyone who would like to start with OrCAD and Allegro It is particularly useful for For everyone who would like to start with OrCAD and Allegro.

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Summary

Title: Start with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 29

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • You will learn everything essential needed to start working with OrCAD and Allegro
  • After this course you will design a board
  • You will understand the complete workflow to design a board in Cadence software
  • You will know how to draw schematic, create schematic symbols and footprints, route PCB and generate outputs for manufacturing

Who Should Attend

  • For everyone who would like to start with OrCAD and Allegro

Target Audiences

  • For everyone who would like to start with OrCAD and Allegro

Cadence software is one of the most popular and frequently used CAD software for schematic design (OrCAD) and PCB Layout (Allegro). If you are planning to become a professional hardware design engineer, if you are moving to OrCAD & Allegro from different software or if you have never designed any board before and you would like to learn it, this course will help you.

Go through complete design process of a simple board and learn

– Draw schematic
– Create schematic symbol, pads and footprint libraries
– Route your PCB and do layout
– Generate the essential documents needed to manufacture a board

Goal of this course

The main goal of this course is to go through a complete board design process (Schematic + Libraries + PCB + Documentation), and this way to show, demonstrate and practice all the essential OrCAD and Allegro features which are also used to create more complex and advanced boards.

Content and Overview

You will start with creating schematic symbols. After all symbols are finished, you will learn how to draw schematic, modify it, how to update your schematic symbol library and how to create footprints. You will learn how to transfer your schematic into PCB, how to do layout and by the end of the course you will generate all the essential manufacturing documents.

In this course you will learn how to:

– Draw schematic, update schematic and annotate schematic
– Create components, draw schematic symbols and footprints
– Place components into your PCB
– Route a simple PCB
– Create a 3D model of your board
– Generate Bill of Material (BOM)
– Create assembly drawings showing position of components on the board
– Generate Gerber files, Pick and Place, Drill file and other files needed for manufacturing

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Schematic

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Starting a new project

Lecture 3: Creating 1×2 header schematic symbol

Lecture 4: Creating 360R resistor schematic symbol

Lecture 5: Creating LED schematic symbol

Lecture 6: Drawing schematic

Chapter 2: Footprints

Lecture 1: Creating a through hole pad

Lecture 2: Creating an SMD pad for resistor

Lecture 3: Creating an SMD pad for LED

Lecture 4: Creating a VIA

Lecture 5: Creating 1×2 header footprint

Lecture 6: Creating 0603 LED footprint

Lecture 7: Creating 0805 resistor footprint

Lecture 8: Update and Annotate schematic

Lecture 9: Fixing warnings and running DRC

Chapter 3: PCB Layout

Lecture 1: Starting a new PCB

Lecture 2: Component placement

Lecture 3: Setting up rules and stackup

Lecture 4: Doing PCB Layout – Routing PCB

Lecture 5: Adding changes into schematic and updating PCB

Lecture 6: Editing footprints and updating PCB

Lecture 7: Finishing PCB

Lecture 8: Checking PCB for errors, Running DRC

Chapter 4: Generating outputs for manufacturing

Lecture 1: Generating Gerber files

Lecture 2: Generating NC drill file

Lecture 3: Printing Assembly Drawing and other layers

Lecture 4: Generating Pick & Place file

Lecture 5: Printing Schematic

Lecture 6: Generating Bill of Material (BOM)

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