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A special branch of the program is the ASIC Designer, which allows design of integrated circuits.
The free version (for non-commercial use) is limited to 250 connection pins or pads on two copper layers. The PCB manufacturer PCB-Pool and Conrad Electronic provide a free unlimited version, that generates only printed output or output for PCB-Pool and Conrad's PCB service. Commercial versions with all features are available.
TARGET 3001! collects several features under one user interface (MDI). All project information is stored in one file to avoid redundancy and version conflicts. Design begins with the creation of a schematic diagram and usually ends with the layout of a PCB (or chip).
The schematics can be simulated by the integrated PSPICE compatible mixed mode simulator. Components are stored in a SQLite or MySQL database, also externally accessible. Component data include direct links to datasheets and component supplier information as well as simulation information and 3D models. TARGET's open Component Interchange Format CXF[2] is supported by universal component databases like Ultra Librarian[3] and Footprint Expert.[4]
PCBs or ASICs can be designed manually or using an autoplacer and autorouter. A Specctra interface to external autorouters is available. The design can be automatically checked for spacing violations and many other design rules. If the PCB is ready designed it can be directly displayed and rotated in a live 3D view. The 3D data can be exported in STEP format to produce preview 3D dummies of the PCB on 3D printers. Circuit design on 3D bodies (Molded Interconnect Device, MID) is possible.
CNC data for PCB milling can be obtained in several formats. Additionally a device front panel can directly be derived from the PCB, using the coordinates on the PCB, e.g. from LEDs or potentiometers.
Historyedit
Panasonic-TOYOTA (3rd in red) cable harnesses being designed by TARGET 3001!
A predecessor of TARGET 3001! was "RULE" (German: Rechner Unterstützter Leiterplatten Entwurf), a DOS-based program for PCB layout (1989). After hobbyists used this, there were calls for a schematic tool and autorouter. In response, TARGET 2.1 (for DOS) was released in 1992. The move to Windows was difficult: early versions of "TARGET V3 for Windows" were prone to crash. The package became stable and more accepted among hobby, educational and professional users.
Developments in versions V7 to V16 included an EMC tool and PSPICE-compatible simulation. The name TARGET was changed to TARGET 2001!, but, as year 2001 approached, "TARGET 3001!" was registered as a trademark and used for versions V9 and higher.
TARGET 3001! is used also by industrial designers. For example, TOYOTA used it for cable harnesses in their Formula 1 racing car.
Today, TARGET 3001! is one of the most popular PCB layout systems in Germany and Europe. Readers of electronics magazine Elektor voted it number two.[5] Also testers of the electronics magazine "c't Hardware Hacks" rated it number two.[6]
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You can help expand this article with text translated from the corresponding article in German September 2017 Click show for important translation instructions View a machine translated version of the German article Machine translation like DeepL or Google Translate is a useful starting point for translations but translators must revise errors as necessary and confirm that the translation is accurate rather than simply copy pasting machine translated text into the English Wikipedia Consider adding a topic to this template there are already 9 156 articles in the main category and specifying topic will aid in categorization Do not translate text that appears unreliable or low quality If possible verify the text with references provided in the foreign language article You must provide copyright attribution in the edit summary accompanying your translation by providing an interlanguage link to the source of your translation A model attribution edit summary is Content in this edit is translated from the existing German Wikipedia article at de Target 3001 see its history for attribution You may also add the template Translated de Target 3001 to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation TARGET 3001 is a CAD computer program for EDA and PCB design developed by Ing Buro Friedrich in Germany It supports the design of electronic schematics PCBs and device front panels It runs under Windows and is available in English German and French TARGET 3001 GUI with live 3DDeveloper s Ing Buro Friedrich EichenzellInitial release1992 32 years ago 1992 Stable releaseV30 3 1 30 April 2021 3 years ago 2021 04 30 Operating systemWindows Linux Wine PlatformWindowsAvailable inEnglish French GermanTypeElectronic design automationLicenseProprietary free versions availableWebsitewww wbr ibfriedrich wbr com A special branch of the program is the ASIC Designer which allows design of integrated circuits The free version for non commercial use is limited to 250 connection pins or pads on two copper layers The PCB manufacturer PCB Pool and Conrad Electronic provide a free unlimited version that generates only printed output or output for PCB Pool and Conrad s PCB service Commercial versions with all features are available Contents 1 Features 2 History 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksFeatures editTARGET 3001 collects several features under one user interface MDI All project information is stored in one file to avoid redundancy and version conflicts Design begins with the creation of a schematic diagram and usually ends with the layout of a PCB or chip The schematics can be simulated by the integrated PSPICE compatible mixed mode simulator Components are stored in a SQLite or MySQL database also externally accessible Component data include direct links to datasheets and component supplier information as well as simulation information and 3D models TARGET s open Component Interchange Format CXF 2 is supported by universal component databases like Ultra Librarian 3 and Footprint Expert 4 PCBs or ASICs can be designed manually or using an autoplacer and autorouter A Specctra interface to external autorouters is available The design can be automatically checked for spacing violations and many other design rules If the PCB is ready designed it can be directly displayed and rotated in a live 3D view The 3D data can be exported in STEP format to produce preview 3D dummies of the PCB on 3D printers Circuit design on 3D bodies Molded Interconnect Device MID is possible CNC data for PCB milling can be obtained in several formats Additionally a device front panel can directly be derived from the PCB using the coordinates on the PCB e g from LEDs or potentiometers History edit nbsp Panasonic TOYOTA 3rd in red cable harnesses being designed by TARGET 3001 A predecessor of TARGET 3001 was RULE German Rechner Unterstutzter Leiterplatten Entwurf a DOS based program for PCB layout 1989 After hobbyists used this there were calls for a schematic tool and autorouter In response TARGET 2 1 for DOS was released in 1992 The move to Windows was difficult early versions of TARGET V3 for Windows were prone to crash The package became stable and more accepted among hobby educational and professional users Developments in versions V7 to V16 included an EMC tool and PSPICE compatible simulation The name TARGET was changed to TARGET 2001 but as year 2001 approached TARGET 3001 was registered as a trademark and used for versions V9 and higher TARGET 3001 is used also by industrial designers For example TOYOTA used it for cable harnesses in their Formula 1 racing car Today TARGET 3001 is one of the most popular PCB layout systems in Germany and Europe Readers of electronics magazine Elektor voted it number two 5 Also testers of the electronics magazine c t Hardware Hacks rated it number two 6 See also edit nbsp Electronics portal Comparison of EDA software List of free electronics circuit simulatorsReferences edit https www ibfriedrich com target deutsch logbuch txt bare URL plain text file Open Component Interchange Format CXF Accelerated Designs Ultra Librarian PCBL Footprint Expert Elektor May 2004 p 73 c t Hardware Hacks Jan 2013 p 114External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title TARGET CAD software amp oldid 1159707789, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
