How to import the emn and emp of the 3D file designed by the board software into creo

Here's how to import it:

1. First of all, open the emn file, the file cannot be found by default, you need to select "All Files".

2. After finding the file, double-click it to open it.

3. At this time, there will be a prompt as shown in the following figure, if you don't need to change the thickness of the PCB, you can directly select "assembly" to confirm.

4. After the PROE software runs automatically, a window will automatically pop up for you to find the associated EMP file.

5. After completion, the entire PCB board is imported.

1. Open "Get Data". Method: Create a new "Part Body" in Creo software, i.e., EMN or EMP file. Then, tap on the "Get Data" button in the top left corner.

2. Select the DXF file you want to import. Method: After clicking the "Get Data" button, select "Import" at the bottom. Then locate the folder location to the folder where you want to import the files.

3. Click the "Type" drop-down and select EMN. The desired file name will appear, click to select it.

4. Click the "OK" button in the "File" window. The default placement is based on the Coordinate System of the Part Body. Then, tick the Done Operation.

5. The import is successful.

Effective way to convert pads to protel.

Step 1: Open the file in PowerPCB, select "Export to Export, save type select "ASC File (ASC)", after the ASC Export dialog box pops up, press the Save button to export the format (format), select "PowerPCB" and then select "All" Fifth from the bottom of the rule do not select, then select "Properties" tab in the parts and nets OK can export the ASC file > Step 2: Open the ASC file directly and cannot find the file in "Open" box, open the type and select "All Files (*.)"

This one. It means it's really hard. No..

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Sorry to inform you that it is not supported. emn file.

No, at least not in 2014 I used.

The steps are as follows:1Open the proe software, then open the file you want to convert, and click [File] - [Save Copy]2

In the "Save Copy" dialog box that pops up, click the drop-down list to the right of the type, then scroll down with the middle mouse button and select ECAD IDF (*.)emn)】3.Click [OK], a "ECAD Save As-Board" dialog box will pop up, select the coordinate system that comes with the part, and then select the plane on the same surface as the coordinate system for the bottom edge and top edge, and see the picture.

4.Click OK to export successfully. Your converted parts are placed in the same folder as the parts you opened, go and take a look.

Create a cross-section, and introduce the cross-section line into the layout.

1 It's as simple as asking ee to re-provide you with the spike file (

2 The more complicated thing is to scale back according to the magnified value in the assembly, and the scaling method is as follows: branch balance.

The first thing you need to do is build your library.

When importing EMN, do you choose Assembly or another one? Did you be asked to select the EMP file during the import process?

There are 2 files to import, how many have you imported?