BluePrint for Printed Circuit Boards

for Printed Circuit Boards

BluePrint is a dynamic new solution, developed in the style of Microsoft Office that quickly creates electronic drawings to drive PCB fabrication and assembly. BluePrint “knows” it is creating a PCB document and imports PCB CAD data to automatically create and intelligently link PCB Views, details, document notes, external documents, URLs and multi-media content. The result is an electronic document which better articulates the instructions for successful fabrication, assembly and inspection of printed circuit boards and which contains all the data necessary to build, view and archive the final product.

Why BluePrint?

PCB documentation is a critical part of the design chain as it defines the specifications on how an electronic product is to be built. The more detailed the documentation the less likely manufacturing mistakes will occur. It also ensures that repeat builds of the same product are consistent and makes final inspection easier with less chance of unit rejection or shipment delay while waiting for assembly deviations to be approved.

BluePrint-PCB creates PCB drawings for fabrication, assembly, and inspection
BluePrint-PCB uses MS Office methods to increase productivity and ease-of-use
BluePrint-PCB creates and displays documents as they would appear to document control and manufacturing
BluePrint-PCB is the most revolutionary breakthrough in the PCB market since the inception of PCB CAD

This new, state-of-the-art solution creates PCB documentation quickly and easily and replaces the more error-prone, manual approach currently employed. Documentation created with BluePrint is more detailed, can be changed instantly and will lead to faster and more accurate new product introduction.

Key Features:

Lowers the cost of creating PCB documentation by reducing the time designers spend creating it.
Shortens the design cycle and increases documentation accuracy and detail.
Makes manufacturing engineering and final inspection easier.
Allows PCB designers to quickly move on to the next design project.