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Tackling Complexity: How Altium Designer 25 Handles Large PCB Designs

Designing PCBs is a demanding process. So whether it’s sluggish schematic editing, slow library searches, delays in the PCB layout handling, or bottlenecks in creating documentation, inefficiencies in your tools can disrupt your workflow and extend project timelines. As design complexities grow, staying efficient and productive has become more challenging than ever.

With the release of Altium Designer 25, we’ve upgraded our performance. This new version brings substantial improvements across schematic design, PCB layout, and documentation—empowering you to work much faster. From smoother design operations to optimized access to Altium 365, these advancements eliminate common pain points and keep you focused on delivering high-quality designs.

Join us for this webinar where we’ll see how Altium Designer 25 has improved on:

Working with large and complex designs
The schematic editing
PCB Layout
Documentation
And more!

Author

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.

Author

Jan Grooten is an Electronics Design Engineer who graduated (MScEE) in Asic design at the University of Twente, Netherlands. Besides Altium, Jan’s work experience includes Ericcsson, Sony and Plantronics where he served as Electronic System Engineer with focus on product development for Bluetooth headsets, with specialisation in small Li-ion batteries and Power management IC's. Jan started his career at Altium in 2017 as Field Application Engineer and is a Certified Interconnect Designer by IPC Council.

Author

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.

Author

Kunjal studied Electronic & Communication Engineering at university, and currently works as a Technical Application Engineer at Altium in the Altium Bangalore office in India. Kunjal has over 20 years of direct experience with IPC CID Certification as an Sr. PCB Designer in the Space industry, various design firms, PCB Fabrication, and assembly houses.