To learn more about Autodesk and the upcoming Fusion 360 extension, head to Autodesk University and read more on AutodeskвЂ™s blog. Product designers and engineers will use the Fusion 360 PCB extension to design PCBs faster with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) compliance, and specialist signal integrity/electromagnetic interference (SI/EMI) analysts will continue to use Ansys Electronics Desktop for detailed simulation and reporting of a productвЂ™s electromagnetic performance. The collaboration is consistent with prior partnership workflows aimed at breaking down the silos between designers and analysts. The embedded integration builds on Fusion 360вЂ™s recent release of Ansys Electronics Database (EDB) export capability, which enables users to easily export Ansys files and the ability to launch Ansys Electronics Desktop. вЂњThe extension enables users to validate and iterate designs sooner and more quickly with advanced simulation.вЂќ

вЂњThis extension builds upon our existing relationship with Autodesk and introduces electromagnetic simulation to a wider range of designers and engineers,вЂќ said Shane Emswiler, senior vice president of products at Ansys.

Integrating industry-leading Ansys simulation into Fusion 360's core PCB design capabilities will help manufacturers get their products to market faster.вЂќ вЂњThis gives designers and engineers the ability to develop products much more efficiently from concept through to fabrication. вЂњWeвЂ™ve built the Fusion 360 platform to include comprehensive ECAD & MCAD capabilities and manufacturing workflows in a single environment,вЂќ said Scott Reese, executive vice president of product development and manufacturing solutions at Autodesk.

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