Altair, a leader in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI), announced that the Ultra Librarian® CAD model library is now accessible in over 16 million symbols, footprints, and 3D models as well as a thorough, cloud-based library that does not require manual development or maintenance.
Users can now access it through a number of Altair ECAD verification and multiphysics solutions, including Altair® PollExTM, Altair® SimLab®, and Altair One UDE.
“Integrating Ultra Librarian into Altair tools is a massive step for our ECAD verification and multiphysics solutions, which will give users more power than ever before,” said Sam Mahalingam, Chief Technology Officer, Altair.
“Now, users have access to verified Ultra Librarian CAD models directly from within Altair desktop applications and cloud-based systems. This makes workflows far more accurate and efficient – saving time, effort, and costs”.
Users can quickly search, preview, and place components through the web or with native CAD interfaces thanks to the integration of Ultra Librarian ® into Altair electronics solutions, which saves time and reduces errors. Users are empowered to confidently insert models straight into their tools to see exactly how designs, components, and systems will look once they are finished because each model has undergone comprehensive verification for accuracy and consistency with industry standards.
By doing this, modeling time will be greatly reduced, and simulations will be realistic and authentic representations of their designs.
“We are excited to take this next step with Altair to give its customers more power, efficiency, and accelerated opportunities to innovate,” said Manny Marcano, president and chief executive officer, EMA Design Automation.
“This collaboration further enhances Altair’s world class technology and will help electronic design customers in all industries increase their productivity.”
Now, users can use models from Ultra Librarian in Altair's multiphysics tools for purposes such as thermal, structural, mechanical modeling, printed circuit board (PCB) production verification, and more. Anyone who designs, models, and validates PCB/electronic components will gain from this, as will any company.