ACE Translator 2007

ACE (Advanced CAD Exchange) is your go-to tool for bridging the gap between EDA and CAD file formats. If you’re looking for a user-friendly, quick multi-format CAD translator, Ace Translator 2007 has got you covered with some seriously accurate results!

Easy Conversion in Just 5 Clicks!

With ACE, converting files is super easy. You can do it in just five clicks! It supports loads of different formats like GDSII, OASIS, DXF, IGES, Gerber, Postscript, PDF, TIFF, LEF/DEF, and more. Plus, it has a built-in viewer that lets you see and plot the data you've converted.

Ace Translator Key Features

Here are some key features of Ace Translator:

• Fast and accurate data conversion.


• The 64-bit version handles files bigger than 2GB!


• Support for network & enterprise licenses.


• You can import files like DXF, GDS-II, Gerber...


• You can export files in various formats too!


• No limits on hierarchy—forward or backward.


• User-defined layer settings and cells.


• Options to flatten any hierarchy on export.


• This tool even includes a built-in viewer!

User-Friendly Features

• Add rulers and measure distances easily!


• You can find instances and generate detailed reports.


• The software displays complex cell arrays correctly.

Supports Multiple File Types

Ace Translator supports many types of files from AutoCAD too! It automatically joins adjacent lines and arcs for you. It even checks for 'bad' polygons to help keep your work tidy.

Create High-Quality Plots

This tool is not just powerful but also cost-effective! You can create high-resolution PDFs of your translated data to share with coworkers or customers. Whether you're plotting color or black-and-white images at up to 2400 DPI resolution—you'll get great results every time!

System Requirements

• You’ll need at least 128MB RAM recommended.


• A free hard disk space of over 120MB is required.


• Your display should be Super VGA (1024 x768).

If you want this handy tool to work well without hiccups during installations or operations—make sure your graphics card supports high color (16 bit). Oh! And don’t forget about that internet connection—it’s highly recommended too!