Supplyframe SamacSys ECAD models now industry standard

Over 50 component manufacturers and upwards of 60 distributors are now hosting the SamacSys ECAD models on their websites. Notably, customers of Mouser Electronics alone have downloaded over a million ECAD models in a single year.

Steve Flagg, CEO, and Founder of Supplyframe, remarked: “Broad adoption of SamacSys ECAD models signals the power of these models and footprints for stakeholders across the electronics supply chain. The rapid model creation capability and real-time availability of these digital design models, and their syndication across Supplyframe, distributor, and component manufacturer websites, have made the SamacSys ECAD models the de facto standard in the industry.”

The DesignSense solutions, offered by Supplyframe subsidiary SamacSys, serve to bridge the gap between engineers, component manufacturers, and distributors. Engineers benefit from instant access to resources like 3D models, facilitating more efficient and effective design processes with key suppliers and an optimal user experience. Concurrently, distributors and manufacturers gain deeper insights into active design cycles.

Kevin Hess, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Mouser Electronics, stated: “It’s abundantly clear that engineers worldwide rely on Supplyframe's SamacSys ECAD models to craft the technology of tomorrow. Each day, engineers download thousands of Supplyframe SamacSys ECAD models from Mouser.com. This is a testament to the value these models deliver for engineers worldwide. That aligns with our mission to empower engineers to accelerate innovation and provide best-in-class design support.”

Alex MacDougall, Founder of SamacSys and Vice President of DesignSense Solutions and Innovation at Supplyframe, added: “We are absolutely thrilled to see the success and wide adoption of Supplyframe’s SamacSys ECAD models. It reinforces what we set out to do and continue to build on with these solutions: providing engineers with easily accessible, high-quality ECAD models that help them design circuit boards with a variety of EDA software tools. And we will continue rapidly responding to engineer requests for us to create new models.”