Cabling in Altium Designer

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2024

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  • @Svistofication
    @Svistofication ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Thanks for this video. Very nice approach. It can be very practical. Will see how it goes during use

  • @nithinmaipandavis6874
    @nithinmaipandavis6874 3 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Great way to put everything together, its helps a lot to understand the constraints and benefits of Altium and work with it.

  • @kianemami9090
    @kianemami9090 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    thank you a lot , this helped me so much !

  • @colabstr
    @colabstr ปีที่แล้ว

    Thanks for great video, I try to import DXF format but altium program did'nt work correctly. Can you show step->dxf file, or can you share some libraries to test my program ? File downloaded from traceparts is very big and I can not open altium library.

    • @NineDotConnects
      @NineDotConnects  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      In reviewing the video (31:33), the DXF/DWG import dialog does not provide the ability to select which DXF/DWG file format to use. Oddly, this is available in the DXF/DWG import tool in the PCB editor, so it is not understood why Altium did not include this in the schematic DXF/DWG import tool.
      Unfortunately, Importing DXF/DWG files requires some trial and error since the formats were never formally defined.
      For reference, we have had good success with DXF/DWG imported from SOLIDWORKS and 3D Content Central (which happens to be owned by Dassault Systems, the parent company of SOLIDWORKS.)
      Recommendation 1: If you can access the program generating the DXF/DWG file, try setting the format version to “2000”.
      Recommendation 2: Try to import the DXF/DWG file into the PCB editor. Once you have it imported as expected, save that result at a DXF/DWG export. Then open the schlib file and try importing the Altium exported DXF/DWG file.
      We wish we could be more definitive with our response. If you do figure it out, please post!