Hello good day, I am an undergraduate student new to ansys and would like to import a PCB design into ansys to do some simulations. I get this error when attempting to import .zip into workspace: *Global - Messages  [error] Control File Translation: Cannot checkout Elec_Solve_1 and elec_solve_level2(Invalid license mode). Â
How do I resolve this? Also the manual said it should accept .step files but I don't see the option to import .step in the student version which I downloaded. I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks
February 2, 2024 at 10:36 am
Rajeshwari Jadhav
Ansys Employee
Hi Kemar,
This import.zip file was it created using the student version?Â
February 2, 2024 at 4:41 pm
Kemar Jordan
Subscriber
No, it was actually created in kicad and I was trying to import into ansys to do some power integrity analysis.
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