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Getting Started With File Comparison

GSAS Engineering · · 1 min read

Getting Started With File Comparison

One major benefit of using a version control system is the ability to compare PCB design revisions against one another. If you’re comparing code, using a code difference tool is relatively straightforward. You’re just comparing text.

But if you are comparing PCB designs, you need a version control system that is electrically intelligent. It’s important to know who made a change, and when they made it. Altium Designer® and Altium 365® make file comparison easy.

You can compare schematics and layouts in detail locally, or through any web browser.

Join us in this webinar where we’ll cover:

  • Advantages of comparing PCB design data
  • What file types can be compared
  • How to locally and remotely compare different versions of your design files
  • How to revert to a previous project version

Timing:

Wednesday, 28th September 2022 | 2:30 PM to 03:30 PM

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GSAS Micro Systems regularly hosts webinars, workshops, and technical seminars to help India’s embedded engineering community stay current with the latest tools, techniques, and industry standards. Our events feature hands-on demonstrations and expert guidance from our applications engineering team.

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