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Mastering SPICE Simulation in Altium Designer

Today, many designers are not using simulation early enough or often enough in the design process. This opens the door for defect escapes that may not be uncovered until late in the design process when correction costs are highest. Whether you’re creating a new circuit design or trying to determine whether a substitute for an out-of-stock component will function properly in your existing design, simulation can be a vital, time and money saving tool. In fact, the cost of fixing flaws grows exponentially as you progress through the design cycle, so being able to spot errors early on is critical.

 

Discover how the SPICE engine in Altium Designer can help you easily verify that your finished project functions as intended.

We’ll cover:

  • Altium’s updated in-schematic circuit simulation flow
  • Linking a component’s simulation model
  • Viewing and analyzing results
  • Analog and Digital design verification
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Mastering SPICE Simulation in Altium Designer

Created: September 3, 2024
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Discover how the SPICE engine in Altium Designer can help you easily verify that your finished project functions as intended.
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  • Hosted by Alexsander Tamari - Technical Marketing Engineer
    00:47:48 • Dec 12, 2024
    Hosted by Alexsander Tamari - Technical Marketing Engineer
    00:47:48 • Dec 12, 2024

    Discover how the SPICE engine in Altium Designer can help you easily verify that your finished project functions as intended.

  • Hosted by Amit Kumar - Field Application Engineer
    00:50:41 • Sep 19, 2024
    Hosted by Amit Kumar - Field Application Engineer
    00:50:41 • Sep 19, 2024

    Discover how the SPICE engine in Altium Designer can help you easily verify that your finished project functions as intended.

  • Hosted by Aida Gharahkhani - Field Application Engineer
    00:55:34 • Sep 18, 2024
    Hosted by Aida Gharahkhani - Field Application Engineer
    00:55:34 • Sep 18, 2024

    Discover how the SPICE engine in Altium Designer can help you easily verify that your finished project functions as intended.

  • Presentato da Manuel Valero - Field Application Engineer
    00:50:26 • Dec 12, 2024
    Presentato da Manuel Valero - Field Application Engineer
    00:50:26 • Dec 12, 2024

    Scoprite come il motore SPICE di Altium Designer può aiutarvi a verificare facilmente che il vostro progetto finito funzioni come previsto.

  • Présenté par Nourhene Kerkeni - Field Application Engineer
    00:32:11 • Dec 12, 2024
    Présenté par Nourhene Kerkeni - Field Application Engineer
    00:32:11 • Dec 12, 2024

    Découvrez comment le moteur SPICE d'Altium Designer peut vous aider à vérifier facilement que votre projet fini fonctionne comme prévu.

  • Presentado por Manuel Valero - Field Application Engineer
    00:48:24 • Dec 12, 2024
    Presentado por Manuel Valero - Field Application Engineer
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    Descubra cómo el motor SPICE en Altium Designer puede ayudarle a verificar fácilmente que su proyecto terminado funciona según lo previsto.

  • Präsentiert von Manuel Valero - Field Application Engineer
    00:52:00 • Dec 12, 2024
    Präsentiert von Manuel Valero - Field Application Engineer
    00:52:00 • Dec 12, 2024

    Entdecken Sie, wie die SPICE-Engine in Altium Designer Ihnen helfen kann, auf einfache Weise zu überprüfen, ob Ihr fertiges Projekt wie vorgesehen funktioniert.

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    プレゼンター:ダニエル チョウ
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    Altium Designer の SPICE エンジンを使用して、完成したプロジェクトが意図したとおりに機能するかどうかを簡単に検証できます。

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Today, many designers are not using simulation early enough or often enough in the design process. This opens the door for defect escapes that may not be uncovered until late in the design process when correction costs are highest. Whether you’re creating a new circuit design or trying to determine whether a substitute for an out-of-stock component will function properly in your existing design, simulation can be a vital, time and money saving tool. In fact, the cost of fixing flaws grows exponentially as you progress through the design cycle, so being able to spot errors early on is critical.

 

Discover how the SPICE engine in Altium Designer can help you easily verify that your finished project functions as intended.

We’ll cover:

  • Altium’s updated in-schematic circuit simulation flow
  • Linking a component’s simulation model
  • Viewing and analyzing results
  • Analog and Digital design verification

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Alexsander joined Altium as a Technical Marketing Engineer and brings years of engineering expertise to the team. His passion for electronics design combined with his practical business experience provides a unique perspective to the marketing team at Altium. Alexsander graduated from one of the top 20 universities in the world at UCSD where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.

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With a Master's degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering, specialising in Microwave and RF Engineering, Amit brings a wealth of technical expertise to the table. He embarked on his journey with Altium in 2020 as a Field Application Engineer. In this role, he is entrusted with driving business growth by supporting new logo acquisitions, renewals, and add-on opportunities.

Before his tenure at Altium, Amit honed his skills as a Sales Application Engineer, where he provided comprehensive support for PCB and IC-package design solutions, alongside adept analysis of signal and power integrity. His experience extends across diverse clientele, ranging from local and global accounts to multi-site enterprises, channel partners, and esteemed government R&D centers.

Additionally, Amit holds certification as a Certified Interconnect Designer (CID), further solidifying his expertise in the electronics design field.
 

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Aida works as a Technical Sales Engineer at Altium and is based in the Sydney, Australia office. Aida studied Electrical/Electronic Engineering and completed Master of Engineering (MEng) Field of Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering from the University of Western Sydney (UWS). Aida also completed certificates in Microcontroller Programming, Project Management Principles and Practices Specialization from the university of UC Irvine California. Aida has experience as an Electrical Engineer, Business Development Manager, Project Manager, Operations Manager, most recently in the last 10 years prior to joining Altium working in Engineering Process improvement. The most important thing that she always focuses on in her career is communication and trust. Aida strongly believes that communication is the solvent of all problems, when the trust accountability is high, communication is easy, instant, and effective.

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Nourhene is an Electronic Engineer specializing in PCB Design and FPGA Programming, holding a Master’s degree in RFID technologies. Since joining Altium in 2019, she has partnered closely with the sales team to support both prospects and existing customers through technical sales and marketing initiatives across Altium’s portfolio.

Before Altium, Nourhene designed complex PCBs for Automotive and Aerospace applications at large international companies, where she also managed comprehensive testing processes. She has extensive experience collaborating with PCB manufacturers across Europe and Asia. Nourhene holds CID certification and is a certified Altium Designer Trainer.

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Manuel Valero is an Electronics Engineer with experience ranging from his own repair and IT businesses to working with multinational companies in the semiconductor and passive components branches; he has covered diverse roles like Repair Engineer, Product Engineer, Testing Engineer, Design Engineer, Product Marketing Engineer, FDE, etc.

He has quite varied interests, not just the electronics area; this go from bicycle riding, swimming, wandering, astrophysics, physics, biology and a long etcetera.
Having worked and lived in several countries, he finds himself comfortable in multicultural environments and enjoys working with customers.
 

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Daniel joined Altium in 2019 as an Application engineer and moved into the Technical Sales role in the same year. Daniel provides technical assistance for sales, third party distributors, and customers in the Asia Pacific region (APAC) and is based in the Altium Tokyo, Japan office. Daniel has experience with PCB,  FPGA, and ASIC design in telecommunication and Information industries. 
 

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Aiden은 2022년 11월부터 Altium에서 기술 영업 엔지니어로 근무하고 있으며 현재 한국 사무소에 근무하고 있습니다.

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