Concurrent Schematic and Layout

Concurrent Schematic and Layout

Xpedition supports multi-user, multi-site tool based and flow based concurrent engineering throughout the product development process.

Concurrent Schematic and Layout

This feature allows users to work on the schematic and layout design of a circuit simultaneously, which can save time and improve the overall design process.

With concurrent schematic and layout, changes made to the schematic are reflected immediately in the layout, and vice versa. This helps designers to quickly identify and correct any issues in the design, as well as streamline the design process.

Concurrency in the Xpedition flow

This video reviews several examples of flow-based concurrency, where multiple user are simultaneously editing a design's schematic, constraint, and PCB objects.

PRODUCT DEMO

Competitive advantage with concurrent engineering

Accelerate design time, reduce product development cost, improve product quality with real-time concurrent engineering . Xpedition enables multiple individuals to contribute simultaneiusly to each task.

WHITE PAPER

Enabling collaboration - How PCB engineering teams work together

During this video, you'll see how an engineering team can simultaneousely work together to create a complex design from schematic through to layout 70% faster than if done by one person at a time.

TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

KEY FEATURES

Enabling Concurrency in the Core PCB Flow

Xpedition enables multiple engineers and designers to work concurrently on the schematic, the constraints, and the layout, accelerating design and optimizing collaboration and resource management.

Schematic Design

Supports multiple engineers simultaneously designing the same schematic. All edits appear dynamically to all concurrent users.

Constraint Management

Work concurrently with other users who are editing the same constraint set, whether on the front-end or back-end.

PCB Layout

Teams of layout designers can simultaneously edit the same printed circuit board and work in a collaborative manner. No need to partition and reassemble.