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PCB design system shortens development time

OrCAD X, a PCB design platform from Cadence, offers cloud scalability and AI-powered placement automation to speed design turnaround time. The company claims that generative AI automation reduces placement time from days to minutes, while cloud-connected capabilities, including data management and collaborative layout design, boost productivity.

OrCAD X leverages layout improvements based on the Cadence Allegro X platform and provides backward data compatibility with both OrCAD and Allegro technologies. Optimized for small and medium businesses, OrCAD X offers an intuitive PCB layout canvas. Dynamic creation of manufacturing documentation provides a real-time view of fabrication details throughout the entire design process.

Cadence will be presenting the OrCAD X platform at the PCB West 2023 conference and exhibition, September 19-22 in Santa Clara, CA. For more information about OrCAD X and to sign up for first access, click here.

Cadence Design Systems

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