MCAD Collaboration
Overview
These days it is more important than ever for ECAD and MCAD engineers to collaborate throughout the entire product design cycle. Printed circuit board designs, mechanical enclosures, and related components need to mate, fit, and be correct by design to eliminate re-spins, get designs to market quicker, and minimize production costs.
At this webinar you will learn how a consistent and continuous communication channel between design and mechanical engineers can keep designs in synch, prevent rework, and optimize time to market.
What You Will Learn
PADS facilitates communication of design data to mechanical CAD systems using ProSTEP-approved data exchange standard based on XML protocol. With the ProSTEP data exchange designers are able to communicate between disciplines at any time or frequency, keeping participants in their respective system’s comfort zone.
- A robust platform to propose and exchange only the necessary data to illustrate a proposal.
- Enables ECAD and MCAD design teams to optimize electronics within tight form-factor constraints while still meeting quality, reliability and performance requirements
- Replaces paper and verbal interchanges with digital and error-free changes
- Provides a graphical platform for collaborative “discussions” ensuring that ECAD and MCAD engineers consider the complete set of design requirements
- Allows the user to preview the proposed modification before it is applied to the design in order to see if it meets the design requirements
Who Should Attend
- Electrical engineers and systems integrators
- PCB designers and managers
- CAD managers and CAD IT managers
Details
What
Web Seminar: MCAD Collaboration
When
Tuesday the 13th of December 2022
Where
Online
Time
10:00 CET
The Medical Electronics event will take place physically for the first time on February 7, 2023 at FHI in Leusden. The focus of the event is on the development, regulation and production of medical electronics and the areas of application.
Reliable implementation of cots parts and assemblies into Aerospace SystemsReliability expert and author Lloyd Condra will provide his fascinating insights during this webinar. After experience as a technical fellow at Boeing and ASQ Reliability Division, Condra recently joined DfR Solutions as an advisor of electronics manufacturing. He has contributed to multiple academic studies including Reliability Assessment of Aerospace Electronic Equipment, and he is highly sought after for his knowledge of military defense systems. He has authored 2 books, Reliability Improvement with Design of Experiment and Value-added Management with Design of Experiments and published over 40 technical papers.
