Manufacturing
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| The CAMCAD manufacturing flow creates a correct, complete, and intelligent product description for use in PCB manufacturing. This flow spans the product lifecycle, enables collaborative communication, streamlines process development, and supports manufacturing initiatives, all of which improve our customers' profitability. Key Benefits
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Manufacturing Tasks
Data Preparation : By providing an optimized framework, CAMCAD Data Suite & CAMCAD Professional create a complete, PCB-manufacturing-focused description of the product along with repeatable business processes.
Design for Testability : Determine not only if a PCB meets the users ideal guidelines but also evaluate the consequences in the area whre guidelines are not met. Save considerable time and mistakes by automatically applying offsets to access points on the board using CAMCAD Test Suite.
Design for Manufacturability : Can I build it? Can I test it? Can I repair it? Can I share it? Answer these questions with eSight DFM, a series of DFM functions for Design, Manufacture and Test environements.
Manufacturing & Design Viewing : Enterprise-wide viewing and can provide cost savings and decreased time to market. visECAD visualization tool enables collaboration and can facilitate communication with the goal of eliminating costly design oversights. It gives managers and shop floor employees alike access to the most up-to-date design specifications.
BOM Parsing : Automate the tedious process of reading the manufacturing Bill Of Material file to create a consistent, validated information for your manufacuring process with BOM Explorer.
Assembly Documentation : An important part of printed circuit board manufactur is the creation and managment of assembly documentation and work instructions. Learn more how CAMDOCS can generate a PDF book for each stage of the manufactuing process.
Data Comparisons : Obtain attribute data from a variety of sources, including ASCII files or databases, and compare for completeness and mismatches using Data Exchange.
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