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Assigning a net name from schematics

bharath2k4er
bharath2k4er over 15 years ago

 Hi All,

 

        Recently i came accross a requirement to assign net names to all the nets from schematics..Is this possible to do in skill..? Pls provide me some inputs to work on..

 

Ex: For an inverter i/p net name is A & o/p is B in sch

                Layout also should have the netname A to the input & B to the output

 

 Thanks,

Bharath. 

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    Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

    Hi Bharath,

    Sorry, your original question was really unclear - you were talking about assigning net names in the schematic.

    Anyway, to get net names on the shapes in the layout, the simplest approach is to use Virtuoso Layout Suite XL.

    BTW, there was no screenshot in your previous post.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

    Hi Bharath,

    Sorry, your original question was really unclear - you were talking about assigning net names in the schematic.

    Anyway, to get net names on the shapes in the layout, the simplest approach is to use Virtuoso Layout Suite XL.

    BTW, there was no screenshot in your previous post.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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