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Altium Designer® offers a unified design environment backed by over 35 years of innovation and development. From schematic to PCB layout and interactive differential pair routing, to design documentation and a seamless ECAD/MCAD integration, Altium Designer empowers engineers with a single view of every aspect of the PCB design process. By accessing all design tools in one place, engineers can complete their entire design process within the same intuitive environment and deliver high-quality products quickly. Features of Altium Designer include stackup planning, anonymous sharing, data management, 3D visualization, multi-board assembly, documentation, output configuration, and more. With the addition of Altium 365, users can choose between accessing the program online and on-premises.

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Ansys HFSS is a versatile 3D electromagnetic (EM) simulation tool used for the design and analysis of high-frequency electronic devices such as antennas, interconnects, connectors, integrated circuits (ICs), and printed circuit boards (PCBs). This powerful software allows engineers to create and evaluate a wide range of high-frequency electronic products, including antenna arrays, RF and microwave components, and filters. Renowned among engineers globally, Ansys HFSS is essential for developing high-speed electronics utilized in various applications like communication systems, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), satellites, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The software's exceptional performance and precision empower engineers to tackle complex challenges related to RF, microwave, IC, PCB, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues. With a robust suite of solvers, Ansys HFSS effectively addresses a myriad of electromagnetic challenges, making it an indispensable resource in the field of electronic design. As technology progresses, the relevance of such simulation tools becomes increasingly critical in ensuring optimal performance in modern electronic systems.