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The Allegro PCB Editor consists of nine modules, which include all the fundamental steps for designing a PCB, from loading logic/netlist data through producing. Manufacturing/NC output. The last four modules of this course introduce you to ways to build on the basics of the tool and address board design for high-speed purposes, while touching on ways to increase productivity. The task-oriented labs show you the combined use of interactive and automatic tools. 

Modules

•  Building parts and schematic symbols 
• Creating a new project
• Creating multi-sheet flat designs 
• Copying work between projects 
• Assigning reference designators 
• Design checking 
• Adding intersheet signal references 
• Creating a Bill of Materials and other reports 
• Adding part and net properties 
• Creating a netlist 
• Building a hierarchical design 
• Using a Component Information System
   
• Module 1: Getting Started
• Module 2: Library Development
• Module 3: Logic Import, Design Rules and Component Placement
• Module 4: Routing, Glossing and Copper Areas
• Module 5: Post Processing and Manufacturing Output
• Module 6: Being Productive using the PCB Editor
• Module 7: Rules, Constraints, and High-Speed Routing
• Module 8: Autoplace, Interactive Routing, and PCB Router Tips
• Module 9: Glossing, Copper Planes, and Tools to Produce Designs