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This webinar will show how the Altium Designer Project Releaser can help you quickly generate complete and consistent release packages for successful first-pass manufacturing. You'll also learn how to customize the release process to fit your specific needs.

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In this webinar, you'll see how combining Project Releaser with Altium 365 provides designers with advanced capabilities that help projects get manufactured quickly and reliably.

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Did you know: if you’re creating a product with different options or capabilities, there’s no reason to create a whole new version of your PCB project! Variants can offer you the ability to quickly layer different options for single components on the same source file. Join us to learn best practices and get into the details about setting up variants in your designs and speeding up your project development.

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.

One of the most difficult and frustrating things to arise when traveling to a foreign country is the language barrier. Communicating a simple greeting can sometimes seem like a big hassle. The same thing is true for different CAD tools. When your tools aren’t speaking the same language, you’re going to run into problems. Bridge this gap by building out your component libraries with everything it takes to truly define a component, including 3D models that seamlessly propagate into the PCB editor and beyond.

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.

Altium, a leading global developer of software for electronics design, and PDSVISION, a global software solution provider and trusted advisor within the product development sectors, invite you to participate in this joint webinar. Changing an existing, possibly well established tool is not an everyday task. In this session we will show you how to migrate data and what your first 6 months with Altium could look like.

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.

Changing old habits is always challenging. Even if you know you could do better. The same is valid if you think of moving from one PCB design tool to another one. You do not only have to learn a new environment but you have to think about your old designs and how to get a component library as a basis for your future designs. Even if it is clear that you have to leave your familiar and possibly cherished design environment because it is required to be compatible with partners and customers or the old tool no longer meets today's requirements, there are two major hurdles: getting used to the new tool and the transfer of existing IP to the new world. The easier it is to master the two challenges, the easier it is for the 'transition project' to be integrated into the often well-filled development calendar.

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.