Electronic Component CAD Models – Symbols | Footprints | 3D Models
On January 8th, 2020, Maxim HQ formed a partnership with SamacSys by signing up for our ECAD models. This collaboration demonstrates their commitment to providing their customers with an enhanced suite of digital design tools.
On January 8th, 2020, Bourns, Inc. partnered with SamacSys by signing up for our ECAD models. This strategic collaboration will enrich Bourns, Inc.’s digital tools offering, providing top-notch design capabilities to their customers.
We are thrilled to announce that on January 6th, 2020, Recom Power, Inc. became a part of our growing network of partners by signing up for our ECAD models. This partnership will enable Recom Power, Inc. to offer an enhanced suite of design tools to their customers.
On January 5th, 2020, Silicon Laboratories Inc. joined our partner network by signing up for our ECAD models and back catalogue build. This partnership underscores Silicon Laboratories Inc.’s dedication to providing comprehensive design tools to their customers.
On January 4th, 2020, Harwin Plc further strengthened its partnership with us by committing to a back catalogue model build. This expansion will provide Harwin Plc’s customers with a comprehensive suite of design tools, improving their digital design capabilities.
On January 4th, 2020, Harwin Plc partnered with us, signing up for our ECAD models. This partnership highlights Harwin Plc’s commitment to providing a superior digital design experience to their customers.
We are thrilled to share the news about the recent extension of ECAD models by Electrocomponents Public Limited Company (RS Components). This significant development took place on 3rd January 2020.
The users of RS Components will now have a broader range of ECAD models at their disposal due to the extensive expansion within their product offering. This enhancement is not merely an expansion in numbers but also an improvement in the diversity and quality of the models available.
On January 3rd, 2020, TRACO Electronic AG partnered with SamacSys, signing up for our ECAD models and insights. This collaboration will bolster TRACO Electronic AG’s product development capabilities, offering innovative design solutions for their customers.
We are delighted to announce that Samtec, Inc. became a part of our growing family on January 3rd, 2020. By signing up for our ECAD models, Samtec, Inc. has broadened the suite of design tools available to their customers, pushing forward their commitment to innovation.
On January 3rd, 2020, Nexperia B.V. formed a partnership with SamacSys, signing up for our ECAD models and back catalogue build. This partnership will enhance Nexperia’s digital offerings, providing comprehensive design and development tools for their engineers.
On January 5th, 2020, Vishay InterTechnology, Inc. took their partnership with us a step further by signing up for our ECAD models and back catalogue build. This collaboration will strengthen their digital tools offering for their customers.
We are excited to announce that on January 5th, 2020, Renesas Electronics America Inc. partnered with SamacSys. By signing up for our ECAD models and insights, Renesas is set to provide enhanced design capabilities to their customers.
Supplyframe has officially announced the appointment of industry veteran Dr. Uwe Knorr as the global head of business development at SamacSys. Dr. Knorr joins the team after serving as the head of Business Development for EMA Design Automation’s Ultra Librarian business. Prior to this, he held senior positions at Ansys, Transim, and Arrow Electronics.
Dr. Knorr will work with industry experts to bring marketing and sales solutions to the electronics component manufacturing industry. Alex MacDougall, CEO of SamacSys (which was recently acquired by Supplyframe) remarks that since that acquisition by Supplyframe, we have been able to ramp up our business and focus on growth.
With Dr. Knorr joining the team, SamacSys will benefit from his experience, expertise, and global connections. Dr. Knorr also shows similar optimism, citing Supplyframe’s acquisition of SamacSys as a symbol of their commitment to help the engineering community create their next big idea. “I am looking forward to joining the team and helping accelerate this business.”
Since the acquisition of SamacSys by Supplyframe, we have been exploring new ways to bring our component CAD models and library services to a wider audience. To this end, we have partnered with Cadence Design Systems by integrating our vast libraries into their Allegro® and OrCAD® PCB design tool suites.
Our library of over 15 million component design resources like PCB footprints, schematic symbols, and 3D models allow engineers to save substantial amounts of time during the design process.
Thanks to this collaboration, Allegro and OrCAD users are now able to import our models into their designs with a single click. By leveraging our vast network of valuable design tools, Cadence is able to deliver on their promise of Intelligent System Design™ better than ever before.
This collaboration allows us to expand our capabilities even further, and engineers everywhere will soon reap the rewards.
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At SamacSys, our mission is simple: to provide trustworthy, high-quality, and actionable PCB library content for engineers around the world. In the pursuit of that mission, we are proud to announce that we have reached a definitive agreement to join Supplyframe, a global brand that provides access to cutting-edge supply chain tools, component search engines, and online communities.
Under the terms of our agreement, all London-based SamacSys employees, including our founder, will join Supplyframe. This acquisition expands the brand far beyond the UK, with Supplyframe offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Shanghai, Austin, Grenoble, and Belgrade.
Through this partnership, we will be able to reach over 7 million engineering professionals in the Supplyframe network globally, offering them time-saving 2D and 3D CAD models to streamline their design processes. This will bolster our efforts to scale our products even faster, and reach more engineers than ever before.
For more information, read the full press release, or visit Supplyframe.com.