schematic - layout

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by svilen, Jan 26, 2007.

  1. svilen

    svilen Guest

    Hi,

    I have herd that there is a product that when a net in the schematic is
    highlighted the corresponding net in the layout highlights too. Does
    some one knows what product is this?

    Thanks,
    Svilen
     
    svilen, Jan 26, 2007
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  2. svilen

    daytripper Guest

    Allegro does this. Can go in either direction - select a net - or pin or
    component - in the board file and the schematic side will display the net - or
    pin or component (and if a net, will list all the pages that net appears)
    highlighted.

    Select a net - or a node or a component - in the schematic view and the board
    file will display that element highlighted.

    With a triple headed display system it is the "bees knees"...

    /daytripper
     
    daytripper, Jan 26, 2007
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  3. VLX allows to crossprobe nets. It doesn't do crossselection of nets for
    the very simple reason that nets are not selectable in the artwork.

    Yours,
     
    Jean-Marc Bourguet, Jan 26, 2007
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  4. svilen

    Poojan Wagh Guest

    This is called cross-probing. It can be done after an LVS in Assura.
    It can also be done with Virtuoso-XL (or whatever Cadence is calling
    that product today), but you have to make your layout XL-compliant
    (which usually means that you must have started your layout in
    Virtuoso XL).
     
    Poojan Wagh, Jan 29, 2007
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  5. svilen

    rkdocc Guest

    There are two types of solution:
    a. Simple cross-probing. Example: using Virtuoso-XL. The
    connectivity is based on simple information available on your Opus
    library.
    b. Complex cross-probing. More accurate if you have complex
    connectivity setup. You need LVS database (Assura, Diva, Calibre) to
    do this.

    thanks,
    ronald
     
    rkdocc, Jan 29, 2007
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