WireFrame EDA

WireFrame is a desktop workflow for schematic design, PCB layout, circuit verification, library management, and fabrication output.

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Start here

1. Install and activate WireFrame.
2. Create or open a project.
3. Draw and check the schematic.
4. Use the Simulation Workbench when the circuit has supported models.
5. Update the PCB, place footprints, and route.
6. Run DFM and DRC.
7. Generate fabrication outputs.

Current release focus

The v1.5.47 guideline covers:

• configurable simulation engines and SPICE model management;
• functional-block simulation scope;
• testbench loads, assertions, and measurements;
• waveform signal selection and A/B cursors;
• Simulation Copilot assistance;
• AI sessions, memory, functional blocks, and Component Review;
• AI Component Generator from templates or datasheets;
• Local Library Manager and supported Altium library conversion;
• asynchronous KiCad project import;
• release-ready fabrication, DRC, DFM, and 3D review.

Choose a workflow

Goal	Guideline
Learn the interface	User Interface Overview
Create and manage project files	Projects and Files
Draw a schematic	Schematic Editor
Simulate and measure a circuit	Simulation Workbench
Design a PCB	PCB Editor
Add or convert libraries	Library Import and Management
Generate a missing component	AI Component Generator
Ask Copilot to design or review	AI Copilot
Prepare manufacturing files	Fabrication and Export

Important review rule

Warning

AI output, imported libraries, automatic placement, automatic routing, and simulation results all require review. Verify exact part numbers, pin mappings, package geometry, model assumptions, design rules, and fabrication output before release.

Media status

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