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Ucamco is proud to release Integr8tor v2023.01 and UcamX v2023.01. These new versions of our Pre-CAM and CAM software include plenty of additions to increase our customers’ productivity, highlighted by the topics below.
Integr8tor v2023.01
- Yellow solder mask color
- Plated/non-plated/backdrill-to-copper clearance analysis
- Conditional formatting
- Agile job queue handling
- Performance and security
- DPMX import
UcamX v2023.01
- YELO Mask Adjuster
- Object Summary Table
- Magnifier II
- Rout Manager
- Input GDSII
- SmartTest
- CAD Output Gerber X2/X3
- Input Drill/Rout
- Check for update
Integr8tor and UcamX v2023.01 are now available for download for all maintenance contract users. Customers who wish to upgrade to this version outside of a maintenance contract or wish to take out a maintenance contract.
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