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Copy an image from Cadence

zizo2012

hello,
how I can copy an image of a diagram or simulation in cadence to insert it in a report.

Best regards.

  • There is no tool called "cadence".  The Forum Guidelines (first post in the Custom IC Design forum) ask you to be specific when describing a problem - otherwise nobody can give you a specific answer.

    Based on your recent post, are you talking about Orcad Capture? Or something else? I want to make sure so that the question can be directed appropriately.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • I don't think, I know in the mode of CAD software there are several of them like: Orcad, Cadence (which is accessible under Linux only), Mentographi
    je ne pense pas, ce que je connais dans le mode de la CAO il existe plusieurs logiciel parmi eux il y a application Orcad, Cadence (qui est accessible sous Lunix seulement), mentor graphics....
    so, i don't speak of orcad but i use cadence under Linix.

  • Not sure why half your response was in French (saying the same thing as the English version).

    Anyway, File->Export Image within the schematic and layout editors is probably what you want.

    Andrew.

  • oh, Yes.

    Thank you for your help.

    I'm sorry for the French part of my message, it's just a browser problem.

    I would like to know where I can find a good detailed tutorial of Cadence software.

    Best regards.

  • There are some tutorials covered in the documentation (run <ICinstDir>tools/bin/cdnshelp) and so on Cadence Online Support under Resources->Rapid Adoption Kits. Or there are Education Services training courses available (Support and Training link above).

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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