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Cadence PCB Panelling

ari bowo

Hello everyone,

 

Recenly I face problem on Cadence related to PCB panelling.

So when I want to make 1 panel consists of 4 PCBs, I just can make 1 full data on a cavity, but another 3 cavities left blank (just outline).

Then PCB manufacturer will copy itself the original data into another 3 cavities.

Is there any method in Cadence to make PCB panel that consist of more than one cavity so that the PCB manufacturer doesn't need to copy the original data to another cavity?

Like on panelling on Zuken or fablink on Mentor, so that we can make panel data that consist of many PCBs.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

best regards,

 

- ari -

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  • Cadpro2K

     This has been a concern for Cadence for the last 3-4 years, but it just hasn't received the priority to make it happen. Personally, I NEVER panelize my own designs. My fabricators, using Valor can do it so much easier, faster, and to their capabilities (aside from my overall constraints), so they get my business.

     But as I mentioned, Cadence has this in their plans. When it will happen, I don't know.

    Good day.

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  • Cadpro2K

     This has been a concern for Cadence for the last 3-4 years, but it just hasn't received the priority to make it happen. Personally, I NEVER panelize my own designs. My fabricators, using Valor can do it so much easier, faster, and to their capabilities (aside from my overall constraints), so they get my business.

     But as I mentioned, Cadence has this in their plans. When it will happen, I don't know.

    Good day.

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