PCB Design in Cadence OrCAD/Allegro: Basics to Expert level

Learn Cadence OrCAD/Allegro PCB Design: Schematic (OrCAD Capture), Footprint (Package Editor) & Board Design(PCB Editor)

Created by: Pradeep Raj
Training Head at Swarna Institute of Technology | LtlBiTech

What Will I Learn?

• You will learn Basic Electronics Theory, Circuit Design and Analysis, Basics of Printed Circuit Board, Electronic Components and Instruments. Study notes given.
• You will work on Printed Circuit Board Layout Design such as Schematic creation, Library Creation: Electronic Symbol and Package (Footprint Creation) Designing.
• Switching schematic to Board Design (Netlist Creation), Thorough knowledge on Constraint Management Settings, Board Shape Creation (DXF import included) & DRC.
• Work on Single sided Board Design, Double sided Board Design, Via creation and application. Routing on Top and Bottom Layer includes enough practice modules.
• Plan Creation of Power and Ground. Also Split Plan Creation. Design Rule Checking and DRC updates. Work on Artwork. Setting up all required film layer setups.
• Gerber Generation and Gerber analysis and improvements. PCB Manufacturing overview. Latest topics will be updated on regular basis and will be informed about it

Requirements

• Basic Electronics knowledge, BSc(Electronics), Diploma (Electronics or Electrical), BE (Electronics or Electrical), Master degree in Electronics and Electrical
• If you are working in PCB Manufacturing and Assembly unit, PCB Design course will be an added skillset to your career profile.
• If you own PCB printing, assembly and component soldering unit, you can learn PCB Design and can extend your business unit towards service sector.
• If you have passion on Electronics subject, you can enroll this course and convert your passion into career.

Target audience

• Diploma in Electronics and Communication, Diploma in Electronics and Electrical and Diploma in Electrical.
• Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Communication, Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics.
• BSc in Electronics, MSc in Electronics, MS in Electronics and Post graduate in Electronics and communication.
• Hardware designers, PCB manufacturer, Electronic Components engineer, PCB design and developers.
• Circuit designers, Embedded engineers and Beginners interested in development of PCB