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Re: paper: Schematic for 1922's 2010 robot
Our electrical team students are proficient in OrCAD by Cadence and use this for our Electrical portfolio which is handed into judges and inspectors if they need it. Which one is better for the industry standard? We weren't sure what the pro's and cons were between this and AutoCAD Elec. so we just went with what our engineers could provide us for free and teach easily.
Are there any benefits to AutoCAD Elec. that OrCAD doesn't have? . 
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