When it comes to the production of a Multi-board product design, additional information is required that represents a collated version of the projects within the system level design. ► Read about Creating the Physical Multi-board Assembly Altium Designer's rigid-flex support enables you to view the board in the final folded state. Rigid-flex is the name given to a printed circuit that is a combination of both flexible circuit(s) and rigid circuit(s). Once mated the objects will re-orient so their surface planes and their perpendicular axes are aligned.Īssembly boards can be created as rigid-flex designs. The connection is at a user-selected point on a surface on each object. Mates can be defined to form a connection formed between two separate objects. It also allows other parts, including other boards and assemblies to be imported and positioned in the assembly. The Multi-board Assembly editor allows exporting the entire multi-board assembly in either STEP or Parasolid format. Helping to move through this stage of the design process, the software supports creating a multiple-board assembly, referred to as a Multi-board assembly. ► Read about Capturing the Logical System DesignĪ printed circuit board does not exist in isolation, instead they are often assembled together with other boards, and that assembly of boards is housed inside a case or enclosure. These errors can be resolved and corrections pushed down into the affected PCB projects, or bought back up to the source system schematic. This will detect net-to-pin assignment errors and pin-to-pin interconnection wiring errors.
Once the Modules have been connected to each other on the multi-board schematic, the board-to-board connectivity can be verified. Each Module references the PCB project and the board within that project.
Within that project, the logical system design is drawn up by placing Modules on a multi-board schematic, where each physical board in the system is represented by a Module. The overall system design is created in Altium Designer as a multi-board project. ► See Sharing a Multi-board Project for information on storing and sharing a Multi-board project in an Altium Workspace. Multi-board projects and their associated sub-projects can be saved to an Altium Workspace, where they can benefit from the version control, sharing and management capabilities provided by an on-site Altium server Workspace, or a cloud-based Altium 365 Workspace.
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