NASA Johnson Space Center has selected Altium Designer as Electronic Design Standard

Altium Limited, a unified electronics design industrys leading developer of electronic product development solutions, announced that the National Aeronautics and TDA9850T datasheet and Space Administration Johnson Space Center (JSC) has put their standard Altium Designer as electronic design software.

Management of engineering design center will be manned and TDA9850T price and unmanned space program in the Altium Designer as electronic design standards. These include the Space Shuttle and TDA9850T suppliers and International Space Station program, and to allow astronauts to return to the moons Constellation program.

Specifically, Altium Designer will be applied to many fields, such as cruise control, power systems, avionics systems, instrumentation, thermal protection, spacesuits and other extravehicular activity (EVA) equipment, aerodynamics and related disciplines, advanced automation systems, and all of the systems engineering design and simulation.

More than thirty Altium Designer unified licenses will be used in the JSC to develop NASA signal integrity, simulation, layout, and FPGA, some of these completely different uniform to Altiums unified electronics design environment.

Center chose the Altium Designer, is to unify the different design steps, and to enhance the efficiency of the design process and design product performance. Center is their original design has shifted to the Altium Designer in the past.

Order to protect intellectual property and past design investment, and can re-use or modify the design is to choose an important factor in Altium Designer. Centre also uses Altium Designer to improve configuration management and version control levels.

Altium Limited Nick Martin, founder and CEO, said: "The Johnson Space Center is to carry out some of the most ambitious space program, we are very pleased that NASA chose Altium Designer to help them meet these space exploration activities. Altium is to help engineers around the world benefit from the unified electronics design, and enable them to take full advantage of todays advanced electronic technologies. It is gratifying that, with a high level and reputation of the Johnson Space Center Identity unified electronics design method can overcome the traditional specific design point design obstacles. "

NASA Engineering Division electronic design and development of the head of Matt Lemke said: "The existing electronic computer-aided design tools for the assessment of a very long time after, JSC Engineering selected the Altium tool suite department. We and Altium relationship full of expectations, we want to improve our high level of product configuration management and design cycles. "