The Challenges of 3D PCB Designing (PCB West Interview)

The Challenges of 3D PCB Designing (PCB West Interview)

Menu

This post originally appeared in Sierra Circuits’ blog. Read it here

During PCB West Exhibition Day, Sierra Circuits met Humair Mandavia, Chief Strategy Officer at Zuken. After his joint interview with Simon Fried, CBO of Nano Dimension, we discussed 3D PCB designing, and Zuken’s product, CR-8000 with him.

Questions asked during the interview:

  • 0:05 What are the challenges when designing 3D PCBs?
  • 0:40 Can you discuss CR-8000 and how does it support 3D PCB printing?
  • 1:30 Have you noticed any upcoming trends in the industry?

Humair also did a joint interview with Zuken partner Nano Dimension’s Simon Fried.

 

Guest Author
Guest Author
Reuse of Schematic and Layout Modules in PCB design
  • Webinar
April 12, 2024
Dealing with Component Obsolescence in PCB Design

This webinar will demonstrate how Zuken's CR-8000 Enterprise PCB Design System automates updates and redesigns in response to component obsolescence. Learn how to identify affected modules, update designs with a schematic module library, and intelligently assist layout modifications.

REGISTER
Live Webinar on June 11, 11 am CEST
Figure-5-serdes-link-simulation-1024x474-1-510x310
  • Webinar
July 12, 2022
Analysis and constraint-driven PCB Design with CR-8000 using analysis of SerDes

Using the example of the analysis of SerDes transmission paths such as PCI Express, SATA or USB3, we explain the methodology of an analysis- and constraint-driven assembly development with CR-8000 Design Force.

Watch Now
ECAD Migration
  • Webinar
July 11, 2022
Electro Mechanical Design for Electronic Engineers:​ ECAD-MCAD Collaboration with CR-8000​

With its support of 3D, CR-8000 Design Force offers the possibility of validating PCB designs against the mechanical envelope. In this session you will learn how to use formats such as IDX and JT in Design Force or, alternatively, how to import native 3D data from various MCAD systems.

Watch Now
A stylized graphic of a circuit board with a central chip, representing high-speed data transfer and LPDDR4 memory design
  • Blog
December 13, 2021
High Speed Design Demystified: LPDDR4 Design Explained

A trend towards low power design prevails in the electronics industry today and is not likely to change in the near future. This development is driven by many reasons but primarily by the performance and storage density demands of mobile devices, where a reduction of the power consumption is crucial to extending battery life without sacrificing the bandwidth. This comprehensive guide helps you mitigate LPDDR4 Design.

Read now