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Design Review Use Case

Design reviews are essential for success. Capture design discussions via contextual comments in a web browser or Altium Designer Full Version to ensure comments are saved and processed efficiently.

Electronic Collaboration Use Case

Collaborate with other technicians, all over the world. With Git-based version control and visual distinction capabilities, you can ensure designers stay in sync at all times.

Customer Interaction Use Case

Keep your customers informed by sharing photos of designs or works in progress, accessible in a web browser, from anywhere, on any device.

Manufacturer Collaboration Use Case

Release your manufacturing and assembly data with confidence and allow your manufacturing partners to view and comment on your production data right in the browser.

MCAD Collaboration Use Cases

Stay in sync with your fellow engineers with two-way, file-less collaboration using native integrations with SOLIDWORKS, Creo, and Inventor.

Software Collaboration Use Case

Debugging the hardware does require design access. Embedded software engineers can now find, select, and cross-search schematics, layouts, and 3D in the browser.

Remote Working Use Case

Remote work is no longer the exception, but the norm. Whether you are at home, with a customer, at the airport, or anywhere in the world, working remotely has never been easier.

Anonymous Sharing Use Case

Discover the ultimate freedom with the ability to anonymously share photos of your creations with anyone in the world using a simple link. All they need is browser access, no registration is required.

Embedded Viewer Use Case

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Unified interface

Altium Designer 24.8.2 Build 39 Patch was designed from the ground up as a powerful single-application electronic development environment containing all the advanced design tools you will need to complete your design projects.

Global Editing

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Simple and Intuitive

Altium Designer 24.8.2 Build 39 License Key allows you to easily create multichannel and hierarchical designs. Simplify a complex design into something visually pleasing and easy to follow.

Schematic-driven design rules

The design begins with a schematic, which is why Altium Designer 24.8.2 Build 39 Activator allows you to define high-tech interfaces and their boundaries from the schematic editor.

Hierarchical and multichannel design

Simplify complex or multichannel designs into manageable logical sections with the Altium Designer Hierarchy Design tool.

Interactive Routing

Design the highest quality PCB layouts in no time with Altium Designer’s advanced routing engine that includes several powerful routing options such as walk, push, hug and push, ignore obstacles, push and push, and differential pairs.

Stackup Planning

The Layer Stack Manager has been completely updated and reworked, including impedance calculations, material libraries, and more.

3D Visualization

View and interact with your designs in real 3D with Altium Designer’s advanced 3D engine

Variants Support

Manage multiple variations of your designs without having to create separate projects or versions of your designs.

Real-time bill of materials management

ActiveBOM lets you automate by providing parts information such as availability and pricing from specific suppliers, so there are never any surprises.

Powerful Part Search

In-person place and migrate electronic components that meet design, availability, and cost requirements with global parametric vendor searches.

Multiboard Assembly

Take the challenge of ensuring the shape and fit of multiple boards in one blanket.

Automatic project release

Altium Designer 24.8.2 Build 39 Serial Key provides a controlled and automated design release process that ensures your documentation is simple, complete, and well-communicated.

Professional PCB Documentation with Draftsman

Draftsman’s enhanced features make creating your PCB fabrication and assembly drawings easier.

Reusable output configuration

Generate and drop your complete design in a simple and easily transferable package with reusable batch output in Altium Designer.

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What’s new in Altium Designer 24.8.2 Build 39?

(Released on 21-08-2024)

Schematic:

In some cases, the error “Cannot set Visibility or call Show, ShowDialog, or WindowInteropHelper.EnsureHandle after a Window has closed” would be encountered.
When using Board Level Annotation, a document channel set to not use ‘Designator Index Control’ had incorrect designator indexing applied.
Parameter update settings defined in the Library Update Settings dialog (Item Manager advanced update options) were not being retained.

PCB:

The Interactive Routing tools now support the ability to configure and apply “Trace Centering”, allowing for traces to be centered between obstacles as you route.
Interactive Routing tools now support true “Zero Mitering”. If the Miter Ratio = 0, no miter will be created (previously, a short miter fully covered by adjacent traces was created).
Added a new ‘Routing Neck-Down’ rule enabling you to define the maximum allowed length of a Neck-Down trace when its width is less than the Preferred Width.
Added the ability to create a single layer PCB, with corresponding support in the PCB editor, Layer Stack Manager and generated outputs.
Added a round ‘Donut’ shape to the listing of predefined pad shapes available when defining the padstack.
An ‘Auto-Shrinking’ option has been added to the Interactive Router (single-ended routing), allowing a trace to be narrowed to the applicable width in tight places as you route.
After exporting a PCB to EDB format, opening the file in Ansys revealed arcs not to be very smooth in places.
After importing a DXF file, attempting to select and convert all individual shapes into a single region (Tools » Convert » Create Region from Selected Primitives) would only convert one of them.
When selecting holes through the PCB panel’s Hole Size Editor, only one via from each selected group (in the Unique Holes section) was getting selected within the main design area.
For a specific design, Altium Designer would hang when running a DRC if the advanced option PCB.Rules.Width.CopperLoopsCalculation was enabled and when the ‘Check Min/Max Width for Physically Connected’ option was also enabled in a Width rule.
When using the Constraint Manager with a project, specific clearances defined for net classes were not being observed when interactively routing and dragging.
Different clearances were being applied between a component’s SMD pads and a polygon pour if the SMD pads had their ‘Plated’ property incorrectly set to ON.
Removed the ‘[nOhm]’ entry from the label for the Copper Resistance field (when configuring Layer Stack properties through the Properties panel). Value entered is in nΩ.
When routing a differential pair between existing routed parts of the pair, it was not possible to end the route at any point on existing Diffpair track.
The Interactive Router would ignore a closed region as being an obstacle, resulting in a dragged track (within the region) suddenly being pushed outside of it.
In some cases when using the Automatic Length Tuning feature (with default parameters), the resulting tuning patterns would create short-circuit violations.
For a Workspace component referencing a PCB Footprint with an empty Name, using the Update From PCB Libraries feature would show this as a failed match item and “Component Is Not Properly Linked And Synchronized. No Comparison Data Available.”
The feature to control whether or not drill symbols are automatically updated (live update) is now officially made Public with this release (OFF by default).
When viewing a board in 3D, clicking to select a component would select the 3D body instead, presenting information for the latter in the Properties panel instead of that of the component.
While interactively routing, it was not possible to change the Via Diameter or Via Hole Size through the Properties panel.

PCB CoDesign:

Added support for ‘Copper Resistance’ and ‘Via Plating Thickness’ parameters (defined as part of Layer Stack Manager properties).

Constraint Manager:

In some cases after successfully passing changes from the schematic to the PCB through ECO, accessing the ECO again would list the same ‘Change Rules’ actions.
Values set (on the PCB side) for Min Width/Preferred Width/Max Width for inner layers were being reset to defaults, after executing an ECO to update the PCB with changes made on the schematic.
Added the ability to export and import constraints between designs.
Some of the icons used within the UI were inconsistent.
When accessing the Constraint Manager from the schematic, it is now possible to choose and configure specific width constraints (per layer) for any PCB document in the same design project, and independently across layer stacks defined for that chosen board. This applies when configuring Width and Differential Pairs Routing constraints (from the Physical view).
After saving a selected cell as a constraint set from the Clearances view (accessed from PCB), the constraint set was not being displayed after saving changes and then closing/reopening the Constraint Manager.
In a specific case, changing a value for a cell in the Clearances view (accessed from PCB) and then clicking another cell, would result in the AV “The given key was not present” being encountered.
The constraint UI for the Clearance rule when accessed from the All Rules tab has been corrected, now matching that seen from the main Clearances view.
The command to access the Constraint Manager, from the Schematic side, has been moved up in the main Design menu to make it positionally similar to that on the PCB side.
In some cases, changing the layer stack for a PCB and then accessing the (already open) Constraint Manager would result in the error “An item with the same key has already been added” being encountered.
After changing the size of a room on a PCB and saving, making and saving any subsequent change in the Constraint Manager would result in the room being set back to its previous size.
It is now possible to enable/disable advanced rules defined in the All Rules view (when the Constraint Manager is accessed from the PCB).
By default, directives imported from read-only documents (device sheets, managed sheets) cannot be modified unless the ‘Make Device Sheets in Projects Read-only’ option is disabled (Data Management – Device Sheets page of Preferences).
Added the ability to enable use of a chosen Impedance Profile, when configuring a Width or Differential Pairs Routing rule on the schematic side (through the Edit PCB Rule (From Schematic) dialog).

Draftsman:

In some cases after deleting merged cells in a placed table, the error “Index was outside the bounds of the array” would be encountered. The document could not be opened again if saved after this.

3D-MID Design:

The menus for the 3D PCB environment are now loaded correctly from the outset, without any manual configuration required.
Added the ability to select and drag multiple components on the substrate.
The name of (and full path to) the 3D substrate file is now presented in the Properties panel.

Multi-board Design:

After swapping pin numbers of a mated part, the net name of the System Connector and Mated part were not matching, making it look like two different nets were getting shorted together.
In some cases, importing changes from a child project into the multi-board schematic resulted in the repetitive error “The Reference Pin is in the net” being encountered.
Changes to Module Net naming was not preserved in the Connection Manager, nor visible in the Properties panel, but was transferred to child projects through the ECO process.

Harness Design:

Added ability to specify ‘Strip Length’ and ‘Pull Off Length’ when defining a crimp-type cavity in the Wiring Diagram. These properties are included in the wiring list and connection table objects in a HarDwf document.
Added support for splitting a cable by adding splices to selected wires of the cable.
‘No Connect’ objects placed within a Wiring Diagram were displayed with the generic ‘NC’ entry in the HarDwf’s Wiring List and Connection Table, instead of real designator naming.
Added the ability to display the text value for a layout label in the BOM.
Added support for using commenting and tasks features in a Harness Draftsman document (.HarDwf).

Platform:

In some cases when changing the main monitor display (and with Altium Designer open with a Draftsman document active), the error “UCEERR_RENDERTHREADFAILURE (Exception from HRESULT:0x88980406)” would be encountered.
The ‘Open Any Existing Document’ button would disappear from the Quick Access Bar when connected to a Workspace.
It was not possible to enter a space character in the Project Name field when creating a new project.
With this release, Altium Designer switches from using .NET Framework 4.8 to .NET 6.

Data Management:

‘History & Version Control’ right-click context menu (Projects panel) updated with minor terminology changes and comparison commands in context with the document under the cursor when accessed.
When cloning a component with defined part choice(s) in the Component editor’s Batch Editing mode, the part choice data was not being included.
For an opened Workspace design, trying to make a schematic or integrated library when not connected to the Workspace would result in the error “Access denied! User login required for this service”.
The ‘Save Project as Template to Server’ command has been removed from the File menu for a Scripting project, since it is not applicable to this type of project.
In some cases, using the Window » Close All command right after connection to a Workspace, would result in the error “Unable to cast COM object of type “System.__ComObject”…”.
It was not possible to assign a default OutJob document through the Defaults tab of the Data Management – Templates page of Preferences.
Added a new violation type ‘Number of Pads exceeds Number of Pins’ as part of the validation checks that can be configured for a Workspace component.
When defining a Components Synchronization Configuration document (*.CmpSync) for Database to Workspace component synchronization, you can now map a database parameter to the Workspace component’s Item ID.
In some cases and for some suppliers, ActiveBOM was not able to find supplier data for file-based components with linked supplier data.
When batch releasing changes to components (Batch Component Editing), all components were being disabled for release by default, if a part choice for at least one had been changed through the preview window.
It was not possible to choose the native Git repository as the target, when making a local project available on a connected Altium On-Prem Enterprise Server.
In some cases when working with the Components panel, the following error would be encountered “System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. —> System.ServiceModel.FaultException: Access denied! User login required for this service”.
In some cases when generating a report of exported comments through an OutJob, the error “Object reference not set to an instance of an object” would be encountered.
When creating a new component in a connected Workspace, switching to Batch Component Editing mode would see the defined target folder path truncated to a maximum of ‘2 child folders’ below the ‘Components’ parent folder.

Import/Export:

When importing a specific xDX Designer design, the ‘Symbol name’ parameter was missing for all imported parts.
When importing an Xpedition design/library, support has been added for round ‘Donut’ pads.
When importing an xDX Designer design, active low net labels were being imported as active high (net label negation was not supported), causing different nets (with same name) to be incorrectly connected.
When importing a specific Allegro design (brd + dcfx), clearance values for Fill-Fill, Poly-Poly and Region-Region were incorrect, when compared to the ‘Shape To Shape’ value defined in Allegro.
When importing a specific Allegro design (and dcfx file), the imported Routing Width rule referred to the physical CSet name instead of the actual Net name.
When importing a KiCad v.8 design, designators were not being imported correctly on the generated PCB, instead appearing as ‘Unx’, which broke component linking to the schematic-side components.

Circuit Simulation:

In some cases when opening a project and the Simulation Dashboard panel was active, the error “ValueFactory attempted to access the Value property of this instance” would be encountered.

Other:

Altium Designer would freeze when connected to an Altium On-Prem Enterprise Server and attempting to publish custom extensions using the Altium DXP Developer interface.

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