
Learn Cadence OrCAD/Allegro PCB Design: Schematic (OrCAD Capture), Footprint (Package Editor) & Board Design(PCB Editor)
PCB Design in Cadence OrCAD/Allegro: Basics to Expert level
InstructorPradeep Raj
Learn Cadence OrCAD/Allegro PCB Design: Schematic (OrCAD Capture), Footprint (Package Editor) & Board Design(PCB Editor)
InstructorPradeep RajEditorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A top-down view of a printed circuit board layout featuring green traces, red pads, and a central integrated circuit chip on a black background.
A detailed electronic schematic diagram illustrating the Schematic Design phase, featuring interconnected components like resistors and integrated circuits.
Split-screen PCB footprint editor interface displaying component pads, pins, and a central die area with the word FOOTPRINTS overlaid.
A detailed top-down view of a printed circuit board layout featuring a central integrated circuit, copper traces, and components, labeled Multi-Layer Routing.
The curriculum spans essential stages from electronic symbol creation and schematic capture to constraint management and multi-layer board routing.
Instruction includes specific modules for 2-layer and 4-layer board design, providing a path toward practical application.
Learner signals from before the displayed update indicate distracting background noise and inconsistent audio volume, which can hinder the learning experience; note that the update label does not prove these issues were corrected.
The content may not reach the 'Expert' level suggested by the title, with some learners noting missing advanced topics in reviews predating the update; the update label does not prove a correction to the curriculum depth.
Some portions of the instruction may feel excessively lengthy due to redundant explanations of basic concepts in reviews predating the update; the update label does not prove a correction.
The course aligns well with beginners, though the 'Expert' label may mislead more advanced learners.