The Altium Designers PCB net symbol editor now allows the user to set the size of the net symbols used for each net net. This allows a designer to set a good balance between default size that can be set for the net symbol and the minimum size for the net symbols. A designer can also define the default size of an open net versus a shorted net.

Accelerate feature optimization with Altium Designer, by leveraging the power of Autodesk-certified engineers to help automate the optimizer pipeline. Altium Designer can be integrated with Autodesk CAPE, which works with Altium Designer, Envision LT, and Enscape product solutions. In addition, Altium Designer integration with Autodesk MEP gives you the ability to create automatically merged CAD and MEP files. The optimizer will kick in as soon as a Design Review is complete or an Optimization preference is changed.

Supporting the latest generation of microcontrollers brings you advanced, easy to use PCB design features such as LED lighting and a selection of LED colors. And, with a variety of onboard components, you can easily include auto power management with fixed components like MCUs. Altium Designer 2018 software makes PCB design easier than ever, including automatic voltage drop compensation and an all-new LED settings tool.

Get all the benefits of an embedded edition plus the ability to install Altium Designer inside your firewall. Embedded edition comes with an embedded Linux platform for quicker deployment. It is a fully functional, all-in-one design solution which allows you to reduce engineering time significantly and make sure every feature you need is available instantly. Get access to all the functions within a single design environment with support for Xpresso, and get the best of both worlds in Altium Embedded.

The standard printer-friendly output format (POF) is a text-only format which cannot be properly edited with any other text editor. When converting the package into a POF file for printing, Altium Designer will convert to the zipped file structure (See.poz file).

In previous versions of Altium Designer, design rules were applied via the Net Classes dialogue when you selected a DRC Run on Layout. When you applied a net class to the PCB, the net class was replaced with a set of pre-computed rules that apply to all electrical designs on that layer and that form the basis for the DRC Run on Layout option. However, these were limited to one layer.

When we say that a PADS source or destination net class is in conflict with a DRC Run on Layout option we mean that the DRC Run on Layout would result in violations, and that Altium Designer would try to resolve the conflict by applying a rule to either the PCB or the schematic. For example, the default net class that comes with PADS is called NET and defines a default layer name of PLT. In these cases, we typically see several conflicting options:

This conflict often occurs when new PADS objects are added in the Altium Designer PCB Layout during the design process. To solve this conflict, simply remove the offending net classes from the PADS layer.

In Altium Designer v22.8.2.66 we added a new tool called PCB Net Classes to help you avoid this problem. This new tool will now warn you if you create two net classes on the same layer. In this particular case, the net classes are placed in PADS logic and not in PADS layers. Thus, if this happens, simply split the net class between the two places. This will prevent the Free Altium Designer Download from applying it on a PADS layer.

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The same net name in PADS Logic would be created as HIGHW (everything after the is inverted). Since the single negation method used in Altium Designer requires that a users preference be set (and different users can have different preference settings), it is generally safer to use the method of placing the backslash after the character(s) to be inverted. It is recommended that the schematic design be analyzed for inverted signals and their net labels be changed from the PADS single-backslash to the Altium Designer multi-backslash. There are several methods to locate these nets. One is to use Edit -> Find Text. Another is to first Compile the Project, and then use the Navigator panel (View Workspace panels Design Compiler Navigator). Sort the Net/Bus by name and the nets beginning with will appear at the top or bottom of the list. The changes themselves will need to be made manually or via Edit Replace Text.

This is an important release for PADS users as it brings Altium Designer and the PADS Architecture to version 22. As with all PADS C++ versions, it is recommended that any PADS Architect consumers run the Architect training or use the Architect Tour or Chat forum in order to guide you to learning more about the ins and outs of the PADS C++ architecture.

A couple of enhancements have been made to the PCB Designer panels that will make it easier to work with complex, multi-layer boards. The new view panels that are now available as part of the PCB component library are:

A design typically consists of multiple component types. Altium Designer will now support multiple layer boards with easy access to all of these component types within one list. Just click on the button at the bottom of the Component Library panel’s section and it will display all the component types that are allowed in that layer. By default, the library will provide you with 3 layers for the PCB component names to filter on. You can access a large amount of information within each PCB component type, including component type data for your entire project.

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• Go-to-PCB – Engineers will be able to quickly navigate to any PCB layout view from any design tool, including the other PCB design tools. Before you can have wireframes of the PCB design, you will need to connect the design to the PCB track design. This means that the board we prepared for the design needs to be connected to the design of your choice and configured to make this occur.
• USB connection capabilities
• Improvement in PCB footprint rendering in both 2.7mm and 1.6mm enabled AutoStop distances
• More predictable scrolling in large pages
• Ability to use polygon layers for more accurate footprint rendering
• New Matrix Libraries to use component libraries for multiple boards
• Support for generics, including several improved components
• A new PCB editing canvas with improved zoom ability and improved methods for browsing
• Altium Designer supports multiple power delivery methods including 240V and 120V
• Various bug fixes, including regression fixes of common issues

• The installer and log files are now in new locations. To find this location, go to the Altium’s Start Menu > Programs > Altium Designer, and then double-click on Altium Designer (NOT Altium Designer Windows). Log files will be saved to a new folder called TEMP. To access this folder, you must go to the Start Menu, click on the Altium Designer icon, and choose Start Menu -> Send To -> New Tab. Scroll down to the TEMP folder and click on it.
• The “Install Makedr” program was added for users who want to install Altium Designer on Windows 7.
• Altium Designer is now compatible with Mac OS X v10.4.11 and higher.
• Problems with the “New Symbol From Existing Path” plugin are now resolved.
• Added a new method to determine if error messages are not present.
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