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Basics about wire labels and general text

ARWAH HAWRA

hi 

1) Can a wire be defined with two wire names with some dummy element between them. (actually during my simulation tests i have to bypass the switch to check the o/p therefore one name either at input or output need to be deleted.)

2) how can i enter the text in cadence schematic window (for some reference to remember about schematic purpose). I found text written in some example schematics of cadence.

thanks 

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  • ARWAH HAWRA
    actually i made a transmission line schematic. I am looking at input and output. For some testing purpose; i have to eliminate the inductor in between two lines; in that case the input and output labels are on same net which is not allowed. Therefore i was in search of some element that could eliminate this issue. cds_thru worked and also note issue solved. Thank you very much
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  • ARWAH HAWRA
    actually i made a transmission line schematic. I am looking at input and output. For some testing purpose; i have to eliminate the inductor in between two lines; in that case the input and output labels are on same net which is not allowed. Therefore i was in search of some element that could eliminate this issue. cds_thru worked and also note issue solved. Thank you very much
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