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We invite all our subscription customers to attend one of the live onboarding sessions, where members of the Altium Product team will demonstrate how to use the key features of Altium 365 and answer your questions.

Every Altium customer with a current subscription is entitled to one Altium 365 Standard workspace per organization at no additional cost. If you haven't already, follow this link to activate Altium 365 workspace for your organization.

In this webinar, due to popular demand, we will expand on the previous SPICE topic by focusing more on the practical aspect of simulation in circuit design, specifically on a wall charger design. By leveraging the built-in capabilities in Altium Designer, you can avoid the need for separate simulation software and streamline your design workflow. Designing and simulating electronic circuits accurately is crucial for ensuring optimal reliability, performance, and cost-efficiency. SPICE simulation plays a vital role in the design process, allowing engineers to analyze and validate their circuits before physically prototyping them. It enables the prediction of circuit behavior, assessment of signal integrity, and identification of potential issues, such as voltage spikes, noise, crosstalk, or instability.

Circuit boards rarely operate in isolation. Working with projects that house multiple board designs is a growing scenario in the electronics industry. You need to manage the whole system’s connections, resolve conflicts, and update system-child projects. You also need to manage board rotation, alignment, and fitting into enclosures. How do you conquer all of these challenges? There exist several methods to establish the logical (schematic) framework of the system directly. However, incorporating the physical (PCB) designs introduces further complexities. This webinar will discuss how Altium Designer® can provide assistance in the creation and management of multi-board assemblies.

You already know assembly variants are a great way to make your files clean and easy to use as you create your PCB projects. They speed up your workflow while giving you a single source of truth for the rest of your design, only changing the elements that vary. But how do you best set them up for a smooth transition to manufacturing? Join us to learn about the Altium preferred way to get those assembly variants into designs and ready for creation.

When you’re done creating a new board, it’s time to send your design data to the manufacturer. Before releasing your designs, you’ll want to make sure that everything is ready and works as intended. In this informative webinar, we’ll review some of the must-have checks before sending your output data for fabrication.

You're done designing? Great! Now it's time to get your board fabricated. This webinar will discuss the process of getting your board fabricated, how to work with your manufacturer, and potential problems you might face.

MCAD CoDesigner allows for seamless collaboration between electrical and mechanical domains and has the exact fit and form factor of your printed circuit board and enclosure. It aids in the ease of adding essential features, such as Holes, Cutouts, Keep-outs, and Placement of Components, through a ribbon panel to your design while keeping it secure in the Altium 365 cloud-based server. Using the built-in version control for your project data and tracking changes using the Commenting feature ensures that all changes are preserved. In addition, you have the functionality necessary for post-analysis, such as displaying Copper and Vias in both engineering domains. The final release package created in Altium Designer can be shared with Fabrication and Assembly Houses or other team members. These are the capabilities that will be demonstrated in the webinar.

We invite you to join our What’s New in Altium 365 webinar to learn about updates and new features of the platform. Who is it for? The webinar is open to all users and anyone interested in learning about Altium 365 updates. Visit the website What's New in Altium 365 for a preview of the topics we will cover.

The purpose of the workshop is to demonstrate how to use Altium Designer to produce a PCB design in a typical process starting with a new schematic and concluding with the delivery of manufacturing files to a manufacturer.

We invite all our subscription customers to attend one of the live onboarding sessions, where members of the Altium Product team will demonstrate how to use the key features of Altium 365 and answer your questions.

Every Altium customer with a current subscription is entitled to one Altium 365 Standard workspace per organization at no additional cost. If you haven't already, follow this link to activate Altium 365 workspace for your organization.