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Scaling PCB design: Why connected engineering matters more than company size

From the independent designer to the global enterprise, scalable engineering starts with reliable data, disciplined workflows, and decisions connected across the product lifecycle.

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What’s new in Xpedition 2610

The Xpedition 2610 release, is here. Packed with enhancements across systems engineering, schematic capture, library and data management, PCB layout, and multi-domain verification, this release accelerates productivity, strengthens design-chain security, and deepens integration across the enterprise digital thread.

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PLM integration: Stop connecting systems. Start connecting engineering.

PLM integration is not an IT problem. It is an engineering feedback-loop problem. Most organizations already have the systems they need to manage product data.

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AA battery replacement project tutorial #2: USB-C

Part 2 of the AA battery replacement project created by Shrouk.

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AA battery replacement project tutorial #1:  PartQuest main parts

Read Shrouk’s first tutorial for her AA battery replacement project and follow along with Xpedition Standard.

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Digital PCB manufacturing handoff for seamless production

For years, we have referred to the transition from PCB design into manufacturing as a PCB manufacturing “handoff.” Engineering completes…

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Proactive BOM analysis for supply chain resilience

BOM risk has become a critical design constraint, where a single part shortage can trigger weeks of redesign churn and…

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The BOM Is no longer documentation, it’s engineering intelligence

The Bill of Materials deserves to be viewed differently. It is no longer simply documentation created after engineering decisions have been made. It is one of the earliest indicators of product resilience and one of the richest sources of engineering intelligence available to the development team.

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Engineering concurrency: The future of collaborative PCB design

For decades, electronic product development followed a familiar sequence. System architects defined requirements, electrical engineers developed schematics, PCB designers created…