How to verify PCB circuit connections in OrCAD with uploaded schematic and mirror image?

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#1 21659734 12 Sep 2011 04:46

KUNAL DHAKATE KUNAL DHAKATE

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21659734 12 Sep 2011 04:46

I want to check the connections and the circuit which i had done in software of orcad i m uploading the circuit and the orcad circuit with mirror image please tell me how to verify or tell me is it correctly done........
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#2 21659735 12 Sep 2011 10:59

Cody Miller Cody Miller

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21659735 12 Sep 2011 10:59

I have always liked to print out the PCB file and place components on the board to check footprints and see if anything went wrong.
#3 21659736 25 Feb 2012 18:29

StrykerTECH StrykerTECH

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21659736 25 Feb 2012 18:29

Your Orcad software has a robust set of PCB layout verification tools built right into it. You can define allowed trace widths and minimum allowed spacing between tracks and pads. When your layout is complete, run a design rule check against your rule set.

Orcad also provides a built in Gerber file viewer that includes its own independent design rule check.

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