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How to drive many pins using a single driver?

A98N
A98N over 14 years ago

 Hello All,

Assuming there are 10 input pins in a schematic view need to be set at either 0 or vdd. Is there any way to set them using a signle vdc?, or 10 independent dc supplies are necessary for such a test?

 

Thanks,

A

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    A98N over 14 years ago

     Hi Lawrence,

    In a case that those inputs should be changed duing sumulation, or at different corners,then hard wiring does not help. I remember it was possible by setting a binary number somewhere in the source then the results could be applied to a bus. But I am not sure about the details.

    Regards,

    A

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    A98N over 14 years ago

     Hi Lawrence,

    In a case that those inputs should be changed duing sumulation, or at different corners,then hard wiring does not help. I remember it was possible by setting a binary number somewhere in the source then the results could be applied to a bus. But I am not sure about the details.

    Regards,

    A

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