EMA Adds Quadcept Output and New Symbol Options To Ultra Librarian Website and Desktop Software
Rochester, New York (PRWEB) September 11, 2017 -- EMA Design Automation® (http://www.ema-eda.com), a full-service provider and innovator of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) solutions, today announced two new options for generating CAD output for PCB Design. “We are very focused on helping customers save time and produce better products through the use of our offerings,” said Manny Marcano, president and CEO of EMA. “Giving customers more options for how their parts look and which tools they work with covers both of these objectives.”
The latest update to Ultra Librarian now includes symbol and footprint output for Quadcept PCB design software (http://www.quadcept.com). This gives Quadcept users access to one million parts through Digi-Key and over 12 million parts through ultralibrarian.com, as well as part creation capabilities using Ultra Librarian® desktop software. “As Quadcept grows in popularity, our user base needs access to a wide variety of library parts,” said Tomoki Matsuda, marketing director and COO of Quadcept. “Quadcept inclusion in Ultra Librarian products will save our users time by allowing them to download parts rather than creating them.”
Ultra Librarian also now supports two methods of organizing pins on a schematic symbol. The standard pin ordering is by pin number, which solves the basic problems of having the right number of pins, assigning correct pin numbers and pin names, and matching those with their corresponding PCB footprints. Many engineers, however, have requested that pins be ordered by function and type. To help with this objective, Ultra Librarian now offers a second pin ordering mode that puts more intelligence into pin ordering. The function mode will structure the symbol by pin function. This creates symbols with a number of differences, like grouping related pins together, separating unrelated groups with spacing, placing input pins on the left and output pins on the right, and splitting large parts. “This new functional mode will make larger parts much easier to use and result in a more readable design,” added Marcano.
For more information about Ultra Librarian, go to http://www.ultralibrarian.com or call 585.334.6001.
About Ultra Librarian
Ultra Librarian® is a comprehensive electronic component solution for PCB design. http://www.UltraLibrarian.com allows visitors to search a database of over 40 million components to make part selection and sourcing decisions. Registered users can download pre-authored and verified components from the world’s largest database of over 12 million CAD neutral library parts. Symbols, footprints, and 3D models from over 400 manufacturers can be exported to over 20 different CAD tools. Library creation software includes templates for over 600 part types and allows easy customization and export to the same 20+ CAD tools. Ultra Librarian is owned by EMA Design Automation. Visit http://www.UltraLibrarian.com for more information.
About EMA Design Automation, Inc.
EMA Design Automation is a trailblazer in product development solutions offering a complete range of EDA tools, PLM integrations, services, training, and technical support. EMA is a Cadence® Channel Partner serving all of North America. EMA develops Ultra Librarian®, TimingDesigner®, CircuitSpace®, CIP™, EDABuilder®, and a host of custom solutions to enhance the OrCAD products, and all are distributed through a worldwide network of value added resellers. EMA is a privately held corporation headquartered in Rochester, New York. Visit EMA at http://www.ema-eda.com for more information.
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