Computer Aided Design

Engineers, architects and design professionals who use computers and computer facilities in the development process is known as Computer Aided Design, or CAD. CAD includes both software and special-purpose equipment, and is in fact an automated system. CAD programs based on reusable components, which move relative to one another. They are used for the design and development of products for use by end-users or for intermediate goods used in other products. CAD has revolutionized aerospace, architecture, electronics and automotive industries. It is used in the electronics industry for PCB design, wiring diagrams and connection management component. CAD is widely used in the design of tools and equipment for the production of components. CAD is used in the engineering design process from concept and layout to help create a detailed engineering and 3D models. It is used in architecture for the design and construction structures.Computer aid or assistance of computer drafting the terms are synonymous with CAD. Most CAD workstations are Windows based. Using computers, designers in the aviation and automotive industry can be traced back to the 1960s.The most significant event in the development of CAD was in 1971, when Dr. PJ wrote Hanratty system ADAM (Automated Drafting I machines) and the codes are delivered in conglomerates, as & quot ; McDonnell Douglas and Computervision. In Sketchpad system developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ivan Sutherland in 1963, is a turning point in SAD. This system allows the designer to interact with the computer, with the cathode ray tube monitor with light pen. Since then, CAD has evolved dramatically. In the early 1980s brought achievements in the field of software and computer hardware, and with it 2D or solid modeling. In 1990 saw the evolution of 3D modeling capabilities. CAD is currently not an integral part of the development of technology in many industries. Computer Aided Design Software provides detailed information on Computer Aided Design, Computer Aided Design Software, Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing, Computer Aided Design and Engineering, and more. Computer Aided Design Software, a subsidiary Cam I Computer Design. brant jacqualine



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