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AGAIN, Altium trying to be EVERYTHING instead of being a schematic & PCB design package. 3D CAD IS Autodesk, Assault, etc, FPGA is Altera, Xilinx. FFS Altium sort out the existing problems instead of creating more.

I love you Zach

*HOW is that manufactured??? Is that done with a type of 3D chemical deposition or sintering or how?*

I like this video 👍💯💯🙏

Nice!

Thanks for the upload series,plz note few points here 1) make the video long as much as possible, people love learning, 2) do also provide the project files in the next video in order to follow you along. 4) must provide detail c/cpp files, 5) the finish case/box must needs to be as good as the product in your video starting promo ❤ your content, Keep it up And yes, plz dont take month to upload again.🎉

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Useless!

Phil's Lab is the best

I don't see any use cases for this feature. How do even this shapes get manufactured? Overall, great that you add new features but altium codebase needs a refacto asap, every new update that comes out, altium is becoming slower to run. You are building a skyscraper on a wet soil!

Наконец-то функциональность, которая была доступна в Zuken двадцать лет назад, пришла в Altium.

Can't wait for it to be usable in a couple of years of development!

the whole software feels laggy and irresponsive

part of the pro or enterprise subscription... lame

Hey Zach! For Thermal Pads, have you ever decreased the paste size on the Thermal Pad and then break them up into sections of square paste on the Thermal Pad? If so, is it safe in your persinal experience/opinion, to place Thermal Vias inbetween the Paste sections that are not plugged, just regular vias?

What do you mean by the "parameterization", and it being better?

I did sent you but you didnt review it its hiibrarahmad

Hello Zach, we will use your knowledge and thank you But I had a question. Does placing the digital part in the analog power path cause interference in the analog part? For example, if we consider a power line to the circuit parts, should power be given to the digital part in beginning of the power line and then power be given to the analog part at the end of the line or vice versa?

Congratulations Sabrina!

At 14:40 he mentions a scope probe on a signal will see nothing. What does he mean by this ? Is it because the scope isn’t high enough bandwidth?

Online in some way would be better than nothing for those of us who cannot attend in person. And what is “equalization “ ?

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Great video, I probably would have never heard of Donald if I hadn't seen this podcast. It really got me thinking about the complicated technology enabling some of the newest generations and I discovered that 224G exists.. wow.

22:26.4?

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So Altium can generate IPC-2581 but not view the output? Great😅 #halfbaked

Looks like a cool way to place a diode?

Dear zack, a 250 to 900 v input and 24, 18 V and 12 V multi output flyback gas been designed for powering up a pwm unit followed by auxiliary power needs. Switching frequency is 80 KhZ. For these extreme step down conversion ratio some times the switch is getting damaged, though it is equipped with RCD-R snubber. Any suggestion from your side to troubleshoot this concern.

Is the default 2500 value for polygon island removal a good?

hi @Zachariah-Peterson i see in some designs that they make a chassis using 1KV or higher capacitor with 1MΩ resistor connected to the main ground is that correct way for that?

Reminds of the type of people that were more common in silicon valley about. a calendar decade ago...before mba and india locusts downgraded the historical bright-eyed giddy engineers scene there.

I believe the last pads at the end are a style of Net Ties.

They are called solder bridges, not stylistic 😅

the peculiar pads for that "component" are jumper pads, with the triangle shape designating a normally open pad

"Fill and cap feature on Altium" very good tips thanks

audio volume is very low

Thank you Altium Academy :)

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Ferrite filters are used for noise reduction in signal lines, because they can cancel out common noise which is impossible for all of the above mentioned. In some cases you don't need to filter out DC spikes and I was wondering how you will apply a filter which will attenuate a signal by 3 times. Then you will have 1.3 volts instead of 5. What was the point of those simulations?

Is there no NEC antenna simulation out there which can help designing the inverted F antenna?

Awesome video, Thank you.

High speed signal propagation - advanced black magic

Altium should support KiCAD's built-in schematics and footprint libraries. They are literally perfect and is such a time saver. The standard libraries that used to come with altium is now only available when you activating and linking a 365 Workspace, which just makes me wanna cuss!

Why can I not simply move items from the part search into my library and edit the existing files Altium provides. Why must I down load or use the cloud system to do what I believe to be a simple application

Hi Zach, Thanks for the nice video. Just a question, if I may...let us assume an additional signal GND is needed on the secondary side, how do you deal with this? Do you use the same Y-rated CAP to connect it to earth, or do you use a net tie between itself and the secondary GND which is already connected to earth via a Y-rated CAP? Thanks for your insights!

thanks very much, is there a way to get some net list?