PCB Designing Using OrCAD

Go from schematic to printed circuit board (PCB) using Cadence OrCAD Capture, PSPICE and PCB Editor v17.2
For Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation Engineers

Course Type

alternative

₹ 20313  

What You'll Learn ?

Schematic design using Orcad and Capture.
Simulate circuits with PSpice software.
Component selection and placement techniques.
PCB layout and routing fundamentals.
Signal integrity and EMI considerations.
Hands-on experience with Orcad tools.
Troubleshooting and debugging electronic circuits.
Designing for manufacturability and assembly.
Circuit optimization for performance and cost.
Real-world application of electrical engineering skills.

Description

Course Description
It incudes the OrCAD Capture, OrCAD PSpice and OrCAD PCB Editor. 
Virtually every electronic product is constructed with one or more printed-circuit boards (PCBs). The PCBs hold the ICs and other components and implement the interconnections between them.
The ideal PCB design starts with the discovery that a PCB is needed and continues through the final production boards. OrCAD Capture is the industry standard solution for designing and developing PCBs because of its intuitive schematic editing, project management, extensive compatibility, and cost-effectiveness.
PSpice is a SPICE analog circuit and digital logic simulation program. PSpice processes circuits and executes simulation. PSpice creates an output file to store the simulation results. PSpice supports the following types of analyses: DC Analysis - for circuits with time-invariant sources.
OrCAD PCB Editor contains a full-featured PCB editor based on Allegro technology. Its extensive feature set addresses a wide range of today's design challenges and manufacturability concerns such as intelligent placement and routing, constraint management, creating dynamic shapes, and design reuse.


Course objectives
To do PCB design and its simulation. PCB (Printed Circuit Board) designing is an integral part of each electronics product and this program is designed to make students capable to design their own projects PCB up to industrial grade.


Roles in industry
A PCB designer is primarily in charge of designing and developing Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs).
Design and develop Printed Circuit Boards
Prepare documents for PCB assembly, schematics, and fabrications using CAD software
Design layouts to develop high-speed and reliable circuits
Develop digital or analog designs
Work on the routing layout
Analyze and resolve any design-related issue
Provide support to PCB engineering and manufacturing teams
Provide revisions based on the specifications of customers and engineers

    Course Highlights

    • Schematic Modification for PCB Design
    • Design Rule Check
    • Pad Designer
    • Package Symbol & Package symbol wizard
    • Netlist creation
    • Component and board placement
    • Mechanical symbol placement
    • Manual and Automatic routing
    • Constraint Manager and X section
    • Blind, Buried, and through-hole VIA
    • Copper shaping
    • Artwork/Gerber file creation
    • Plot Generation
    • PCB Fabrication Process