Altair PollEx™

Altair PollEx is a PCB design analysis and verification software used to evaluate printed circuit board designs for electrical, thermal, and manufacturing-related issues. It helps engineers identify potential problems early in the electronics design process.

Altair PollEx is used to analyse PCB designs to ensure signal integrity, power integrity, and manufacturability. Engineers use it to review PCB layouts, detect design rule issues, and assess performance before production.

Altair PollEx supports electrical analysis, signal integrity checks, power integrity analysis, and thermal-related evaluations. These analyses help engineers understand how PCB designs will perform under real operating conditions.

Altair PollEx provides automated design checks and visual analysis tools that help engineers identify layout issues, rule violations, and potential reliability concerns. This improves design quality before fabrication.

Altair PollEx supports manufacturability analysis by identifying design elements that may cause production issues. This helps reduce manufacturing risk and supports smoother transitions from design to fabrication.

Altair PollEx is commonly used by electronics engineers, PCB designers, and validation teams involved in designing and reviewing printed circuit boards. It is suitable for teams working on complex electronic products.

Altair PollEx is typically used during PCB layout review and validation stages. It helps engineers verify design intent, evaluate performance considerations, and reduce the risk of design rework later in the development process.

Altair PollEx helps improve PCB design reliability by identifying electrical and layout issues early. It supports better design decisions, reduces rework, and improves overall design confidence before manufacturing.

Altair PollEx is designed to work with PCB design data from commonly used EDA tools. This allows engineers to analyse existing layouts without changing their core PCB design environment.

For accurate pricing, licensing options, and package guidance, customers should contact Simutron directly. Licensing and packages depend on specific electronics design requirements.