Replicate Modules and Apply Them to Your Design

June 3, 2019 OrCAD PCB Solutions

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Important circuits are used more than once in PCB designs. Power supplies, amplifiers and interfaces often need replication down to the final detail. Design reuse will help you improve productivity, reduce design errors, and help you get to market with verified technology faster.

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