Mentor Graphics Tutorial: Schematic Capture, Simulation, & Placement/Routing 1.0 Introduction This tutorial demonstrates a simple VLSI circuit design process from.

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'Dawn breaks over the Pacific' as seen from the Computer Engineering Instructional Lab - photo courtesy of the Fridgenius project, 2013/2014 CE Capstone Class University of California, Santa Barbara Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering ECE 189A/B – Senior Computer Systems Project CAD Tutorials – Home Page DxDesigner/ExpeditionPCB Tutorials Developed by Josh Orsbun and Steven Butner at UCSB (summer 2008, updated 2009-2011) This site provides tutorials for the Mentor Graphics Expedition Enterprise Flow 2007.2. Access to this software has been generously provided by Mentor Graphics for use in the UCSB Computer Engineering Capstone Design Project Course. There are three principal components that we'll need to use: • The Library Manager • The front-end schematic tool -- DxDesigner • The back-end board layout tool -- ExpeditionPCB The tutorials should be taken in top-to-bottom order as listed in the Links pane at the left, starting with the 'PCB Basics' section and then moving on to the 'Glossary', found within the 'Library Manager' tutorials, where often-used terms and terminology are explained.