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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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EPLAN specializes in providing software and services that streamline various engineering disciplines, including electrical engineering, automation, and mechatronics. Our solutions, regarded as some of the best globally, cater to machine, plant, and control cabinet construction, embodying our commitment to "Efficient engineering." We position ourselves as a valuable ally for businesses of all sizes, helping them enhance their engineering efficiency by utilizing their skills more effectively. With the introduction of EPLAN eBUILD, users can revolutionize their engineering practices through automation; our unique libraries, whether pre-constructed or custom-designed, allow for the rapid generation of circuit diagrams with minimal effort, all within the exclusive EPLAN ePULSE cloud environment. As firms look to navigate complex engineering tasks, EPLAN eBUILD ensures they reach their project goals promptly and securely, confirming that not every novel concept emerges as a true innovation, as demonstrated by the Dynasphere's intriguing yet limited impact.