Starting with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro PCB

Starting with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro PCB, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.6, with 34 lectures, based on 705 reviews, and has 14333 subscribers.

You will learn about After this course, you will understand the essentials of working with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro PCB. This course is ideal for individuals who are College / University students: During this course you will learn the essentials of working in Cadence software. OrCAD and Allegro are used in the biggest companies which are designing electronic boards or products. Knowing how to work with this software can give you an advantage when applying for a job. As a college / university student, you may be able to get a free license of OrCAD and Cadence Allegro. or Junior / Senior hardware design engineers: During this course you will go through process of designing a simple board. It gives you a quick view through the whole work flow and explains the most essential parts of design process in OrCAD and Allegro. This course can be very useful when you are starting with Cadence or when you are moving to Cadence from a different CAD system. It is particularly useful for College / University students: During this course you will learn the essentials of working in Cadence software. OrCAD and Allegro are used in the biggest companies which are designing electronic boards or products. Knowing how to work with this software can give you an advantage when applying for a job. As a college / university student, you may be able to get a free license of OrCAD and Cadence Allegro. or Junior / Senior hardware design engineers: During this course you will go through process of designing a simple board. It gives you a quick view through the whole work flow and explains the most essential parts of design process in OrCAD and Allegro. This course can be very useful when you are starting with Cadence or when you are moving to Cadence from a different CAD system.

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Title: Starting with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro PCB

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

After this course, you will understand the essentials of working with OrCAD and Cadence Allegro PCB.

Who Should Attend

College / University students: During this course you will learn the essentials of working in Cadence software. OrCAD and Allegro are used in the biggest companies which are designing electronic boards or products. Knowing how to work with this software can give you an advantage when applying for a job. As a college / university student, you may be able to get a free license of OrCAD and Cadence Allegro.
Junior / Senior hardware design engineers: During this course you will go through process of designing a simple board. It gives you a quick view through the whole work flow and explains the most essential parts of design process in OrCAD and Allegro. This course can be very useful when you are starting with Cadence or when you are moving to Cadence from a different CAD system.

Target Audiences

College / University students: During this course you will learn the essentials of working in Cadence software. OrCAD and Allegro are used in the biggest companies which are designing electronic boards or products. Knowing how to work with this software can give you an advantage when applying for a job. As a college / university student, you may be able to get a free license of OrCAD and Cadence Allegro.
Junior / Senior hardware design engineers: During this course you will go through process of designing a simple board. It gives you a quick view through the whole work flow and explains the most essential parts of design process in OrCAD and Allegro. This course can be very useful when you are starting with Cadence or when you are moving to Cadence from a different CAD system.

Learning a basic board design is essential for everyone who would like to work in electronics or who would like to design electronic boards or products. Learning board design in the right software can open you door into many companies, help you to get a well paid job and can be used to design very complex and advanced boards.

Design a simple board in OrCAD and Allegro PCB

– Draw a schematic
– Route PCB
– Generate the essential files for PCB manufacturer

Cadence software is very powerful

During this course you will learn the basics of using Cadence software. OrCAD and Allegro are professional software used to design the most advanced electronics boards. This software is used in the biggest companies. Learning OrCAD and Allegro is useful for everyone planning or already working in electronics.

Contents and Overview

You will create a simple LED circuit. The course videos are step-by-step and even if you are new in electronics or you have never used OrCAD or Allegro before, by repeating these steps, you will design your board. By the end of this course, you will learn all the most essential information to be able to start using and discovering Cadence by yourself.�

Within 1 hour you will learn how to:

– Draw schematic
– Create and update schematic symbols
– Create and update footprints
– Place components into your PCB

– Route simple PCB
– Print from PCB and schematic
– Create Bill of Material (BOM)
– Generate Gerbers and Drill file

For everyone who would like to learn how to start with OrCad and Cadence Allegro PCB.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Drawing Schematic and Creating libraries

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What you will learn during this course

Lecture 3: Starting a new project

Lecture 4: Create resistor – Schematic symbol

Lecture 5: Create LED – Schematic symbol

Lecture 6: Create connector – Schematic symbol

Lecture 7: Create through hole pin – Padstack Editor

Lecture 8: Create smd pin – Padstack Editor

Lecture 9: Create VIA – Padstack Editor

Lecture 10: Create resistor – Footprint

Lecture 11: Create LED – Footprint

Lecture 12: Create connector – Footprint

Lecture 13: Assign footprints to schematic symbols

Lecture 14: Drawing schematic

Lecture 15: Annotating schematic

Lecture 16: Updating symbol and synchronizing schematic

Chapter 2: PCB Placement and Layout

Lecture 1: Generating netlist

Lecture 2: Creating a new PCB and doing placement

Lecture 3: Creating board outline

Lecture 4: Setting up PCB rules

Lecture 5: Doing PCB layout

Lecture 6: Adjusting polygon shape, adding text, changing grid, moving elements

Lecture 7: Moving tracks, placing components on the bottom side of PCB

Lecture 8: Working with layers, setting up views, single layer mode

Lecture 9: Making change in a pad /VIA and synchronizing it with design and footprints

Lecture 10: Updating resistor footprint

Lecture 11: Updating LED footprint

Lecture 12: Updating PCB with new footprints

Chapter 3: Generating Manufacturing Outputs

Lecture 1: Checking status of PCB (Net connection, Polygons, DRC, ….)

Lecture 2: Generating gerber files

Lecture 3: Generating NC drill file

Lecture 4: Printing selected layers

Lecture 5: Generating BOM and printing schematic

Chapter 4: Thank you

Lecture 1: Thank you very much for signing up for this course

Instructors

Robert Feranec
Motherboard designer, Youtuber, Lecturer

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2 stars: 21 votes
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4 stars: 249 votes
5 stars: 346 votes

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