RS adds Ultra Librarian to DesignSpark to cut PCB design time

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RS Components is integrating the CAD models from Ultra Librarian directly into its DesignSpark online platform. The move allows DesignSpark users to access the Ultra Librarian Parts Finder to use up to 16 million free 3D models, significantly reducing PCB design times. The DesignSpark free-to-use rapid PCB…Read More
By Nick Flaherty

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RS Components is integrating the CAD models from Ultra Librarian directly into its DesignSpark online platform.

The move allows DesignSpark users to access theUltra Librarian Parts Finderto use up to 16 million free 3D models, significantly reducing PCB design times.

The DesignSpark free-to-use rapid PCB prototyping tools support schematics unlimited in number and size, unlimited layers, nodes, pads and connections, integration with parts libraries from the RS distribution partners, a library editor to create custom libraries, and integration with free DesignSpark mechanical and electrical CAD systems.

CAD models through Ultra Librarian can be accessed by entering a known part number or one or more keywords. CAD models can be viewed then downloaded for free, and then imported directly into DesignSpark or any other major PCB CAD tool.

“Part selection and design-in can be major bottlenecks in the electronic design process, because engineers have to source digital models for each component,” said Carol North, Senior Digital Development Manager at RS Components. “Our new partnership with Ultra Librarian solves this problem by adding free, drop-in CAD models via the DesignSpark platform.

“Partnering with DesignSpark is giving engineers the ability to have a full circle experience of tools to simplify and advance their design process,” said Frank Frank, Founder and Product Architect at Ultra Librarian. “With tools to help from conception to prototyping, this partnership is a powerhouse of resources for PCB designers.”

www.rs-online.com/designspark/ultra-librarian-parts-finder;www.ultralibrarian.com

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