Mathcad Prime 11 is here to help engineers do more with their time. Of course, being Mathcad, version 11 doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel. Instead, it makes calculation processes smoother, faster, and more responsive where it matters. If you’re already using Mathcad Prime, you’re sure to discover some valuable improvements with version 11. If you’ve never used Mathcad Prime before, you’re in for a treat.
In Spring 2024, PTC launched its latest version of Mathcad Prime. Designed to empower engineers to make advanced calculations with transparency, efficiency and precision, Mathcad Prime 10 delivers a wide range of new features.
Incorporating Mathcad into your engineering workflow can seriously speed up your workflow. Let’s find out more.
The aim of this blog post is to give to give anyone who is new to Mathcad a quick overview of the benefits of the solution and, for those of you who are more experienced with the software, insight into what is new in this release.
Hopefully you already know about the free download of PTC Mathcad Express, a license-free version of PTC Mathcad Prime. You probably also aware that it includes a fully functional PTC Mathcad Prime trial for 30 days.
In this blog post, we’re going to take a look at one of the most impressive new additions to Mathcad Prime 4.0 - Object Linking and Embedding (or ‘OLE’ for short).
Let's say you need to run a Mathcad Prime worksheet without user intervention and at a particular time of the day. Without the ability to schedule such tasks, you’d have to remind yourself to do so manually, and potentially run the risk of forgetting entirely.
**Update 26th Jan 2018: Mathcad Gateway has now been retired. Click here for more information on the latest engineering software solutions**
A lot of employees in your organisation have to get the same result, but they all use different methods of getting there. Hundreds of calculations have been scribbled on so many bits of paper that engineers can’t keep track of where they are, never mind worry about whether they’re following best practice or not.
What sits within the intellectual property (IP) of your company? Your designs, blueprints, logos and marketing collateral? What about your engineering calculations? If they don’t reside amongst the stuff you actively protect, they really should.
“So, what are the timescales for engineering?” How often have you been asked that by those above you or by an expectant client? One of humanity’s greatest downfalls is its inability to provide accurate estimations of completion, so if your answer to such questioning is usually rather woolly, you’re not alone.