HyperPDF is a leader in rasterization of large format data to create industry standard PDF files in the smallest file size possible. HyperPDF is the highest performance, highest capacity PDF creator available for complex GIS, CAD, and EDA images. HyperPDF comes in multiple components, each suited for specific purposes and specific markets.

While HyperPDF will generate PDF files from usual office documents, it is at its best when creating PDFs from large, complex documents.

There are multiple differentiators that make HyperPDF stand out from other PDF writers. Specifically:

• HyperPDF utilizes the raster engine from HyperPlot, the industry leader since 1991 for semiconductor images
• HyperPDF runs on multiple platforms, including Windows, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, and IBM AIX
• HyperPDF is tuned for speed and is the fastest rasterizer for complex raster/vector images

HyperPDF for GIS and CAD

With images coming from satellite imagery, oblique images, and vector overlays, GIS images are often the most complex images available today. HyperPDF is a Windows solution, installing as a print driver. CAD images are similarly complex with 3-d images, overlays, satellite, and architectural images. HyperPDF will create the smallest PDF files possible and is not limited to any specific software application.

HyperPDF is the PDF driver underlying the Autodesk Revit solution. When the Revit PDF driver is no longer available to you, upgrade to HyperPDF.

HyperPDF for EDA

Pinebush Technologies has long been the leader in plotting integrated circuit images with HyperPlot. In addition to hardcopy output, HyperPlot will also rasterize to multiple industry formats, including JPEG, TIFF, and Postscript. With HyperPlot 6.0, Pinebush adds the ability to rasterize your EDA format, including GDS-II, Cadence, Oasis, and Mebes to create PDF format output. The PDF module is available standalone or as a bundled module of HyperPlot.

HyperPDF as a Unix Print Driver

The third component of HyperPDF is a PDF creation utility installed as a Unix print driver. While Windows users have long had the capability to install PDF creation as a simple print driver, now Pinebush Technologies brings this simple user interface to Unix engineering users. The HyperPDF Unix print driver is available as a plug-in for HyperPlot customers.