After achieving a new record of user growth, Altium, a global innovative electronic design solution provider, released a new epoch-making PCB design and data management technology for its Altium Designer 17 and Altium Vault 3.0
Altium, a global leader in intelligent system design automation, 3D PCB design solutions (Altium Designer®), ECAD design data management (Altium Vault®), and embedded software development (TASKING®), recently announced that it targets Altium Designer 17 and Altium. The epoch-making PCB design and data management technology developed by Vault 3.0 will be available soon. After attracting 5,000 engineers to Altium Designer users in the 2016 fiscal year, these new technologies will continue to help Altium achieve its development goals and become a leader in the field of PCB design software by 2020. At the same time, the Altium Designer 17 and Altium Vault 3.0 plans will be available as free upgrades to all Altium annual customer service plan users during November. Engineers can visit the official websites of Altium Designer 17 and Altium Vault 3.0 to learn about the new technology released this time.
Henry Potts, Altium’s chief operating officer, said: “Altium achieved a record-breaking $100 million in sales last year, taking the mission of “providing modern designers with tools to help them succeed” to a whole new level. Through continued growth, we Able to provide leading technology in the field of design automation software, so as to achieve the goal of becoming a global market leader in PCB ECAD solutions."
Reach the pinnacle of engineering efficiency
The new version of Altium Designer 17 to be released provides a new technology to improve the efficiency of the current electronic design process. Through the following new features, designers can reach the pinnacle of their engineering design potential:
ActiveRoute™ helps engineers use high-performance routing technology to achieve high-quality PCB design
Dynamic Copper helps engineers easily modify the polygonal copper shape on the PCB, thereby saving design time
Back Drilling helps engineers fully control drilling specifications in high-speed designs, thereby reducing signal integrity interference
