Schematic Compare accurately analyzes the differences in graphic
(Geometry) and attribute information by comparing various schematic
data, and supports intuitive confirmation of differences between
designs through a list of items and graphical displays.
Only comparisons between identical formats (Schematic ↔ Schematic)
are supported.
Schematic Compare provides a flexible design verification approach that allows users to compare entire schematic sheets or just specific areas or sheets of their choice.
Schematic Compare clearly visualizes the differences between
schematic designs in graphical form based on images.
You can
easily check the visual changes in the schematic configuration, such
as changes in connection lines between sheets, symbol positions, and
structure.
Compare attribute data of major objects that make up a circuit diagram, such as Parts and Nets, to identify differences.
Changed objects or elements are highlighted on the screen for
immediate visual confirmation.
Changed sheets, number of items, location, etc. are also
displayed to support quick and accurate review.
Comparison results can be exported to Excel format for use in creating work instructions, documenting design reviews, managing change history, and more.
Schematic Compare supports a variety of ECAD-based schematic designs, including.
Quickly identify changes (parts, connections, properties, etc.) between V1 and V2 schematics to reduce review time and prevent mistakes.
You can automatically compare and verify that customer or partner requests are accurately reflected in the circuit diagram.
You can see the differences between schematics created by different designers at a glance and use it for communication.
When creating a new design based on a past schematic, you can accurately compare only the changed parts, preventing errors that may occur during reuse.
It is essential to prevent changes from being missed or mistakes made during the final review stage before a product release.
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