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ANSYS HFSS: 3D Layout Model from a Cadence Board File

Tagged: Allegro, ansys, Cadence, capacitors, Differential Nets Solder Balls, electromagnetic field simulation, Electromagnetic High Frequency, ground plane, HFSS 3D Layout, Nets, PCB Excitations, printed circuit board
    • July 4, 2022 at 7:00 am
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      This video shows how to import differential nets from a Cadence .brd file of the Intel Galileo board and set up an HFSS 3D Layout model for simulation. The video also shows how to clip a region of interest and assign excitations. ANSYS HFSS simulates 3-D full-wave electromagnetic fields for accurate and rapid design of high-frequency and high-speed electronic components.

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