Hi Everyone,
We are happy to announce the release of the new Altium Designer Getting Started User Guide. Whether you are new to Altium Designer or you want to brush up on some topics, the Altium Designer Getting Started User Guide will take you from a beginner to a master in PCB design.
This is only the beginning! This guide will be updated with new information based on user feedback. Let's first go over the contents of the guide.
Learn how to create a complete functional schematic and interact with it within the project's scope.
Explore the professional process of creating a complex printed circuit board from scratch to a full-fledged working device using modern Altium tools sets.
Export all required file sets for board manufacturing and assembly of the end device using the OutJob file.
Discover the manual and automatic approach to creating component symbols and footprints of various complexity with the addition of the created components to the library.
Key Areas
Each section of the guide has some key areas to note:
Top Dashboard
Play Button
Chapter Title and Status
Chapter Completion Status
Did you find a chapter particularly useful? You can share any chapter on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Once you've finished the chapter, you can mark it as completed with the checkbox or reread it by clicking the arrow. This is a crucial step to track completed content properly and will be important for future updates. (Hint: think badges and achievements)
Complete Chapters
Lastly, leave some feedback on the chapter to help improve future material. If you didn't find the material helpful, you could leave a detailed comment with your email so we can get back to you for more information.
That's all I have to cover for today. We hope that this content will provide helpful information for beginners and masters alike.
Best Wishes,
David Haboud
David Haboud joined Altium as a Product Marketing Engineer in 2015. He studied electrical engineering, emphasizing computer architecture and hardware/software design at the University of Southern California. As an embedded software engineer in the aerospace industry, his focus on firmware development and data acquisition for auxiliary power units highlighted the importance of cross-functional collaboration. Through his engineering experiences, he discovered his passion for enabling cross-discipline engineers to communicate effectively. In his spare time, he hosts and performs in improvisational and stand-up comedy nights in San Diego, California.
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