[SI-LIST] Re: Design For Manufacturing assessment Tools for PCB Designs

We also use Valor for DFM.  The tool is as strong as the rules you give
it.  It is stable.  I however haven't used it myself as our PCB layout
people deal with it.


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> Steven-
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> Have you looked at the Valor DFM tools?  See:
> http://www.valor.com/SolutionDFM.jsp
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> I can't comment on this tools use with PCBs but we do make use of it
for
> Package substrate designs. (runs on Win XP and interfaces well to
> Cadence design databases)
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> -Ray
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> Raymond Anderson
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> Product Technology Department
> Advanced Package R&D
> Xilinx Inc.
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> Colleagues:
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> We have tried Adiva DFM tools here at Lockheed but they are difficult
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> use and currently only come in a UNIX version that works poorly with
WIN
> XP.
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> I am interesting in hearing from my peers on experiences with
different
> possibly better tool for validating PCB designs. We do the back end
> design with Allegro 15.2
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> Thanks in advance
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> Steven Salkow
> Lockheed IS&S
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