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IC614 netlist and openaccess

wighou

 Hello,

Could explain what is the relation between the netlist and openaccess. Using IC614, I have two files sch.oa and verilog.ams in the folder of my cellview. Is it possible to read and modificate the sch.oa with a tool of database gestion. Is this file used to generate the schematic ? The verilog.ams is generated during the netlisting ?

 Thanks in advance

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  • Andrew Beckett

     Yes (it's actually a full featured programming language). It will allow you to access all the components, how they are interconnected, and change one if you need. Of course, you have to have some knowledge of the language, but there is lots of documentation on SKILL and many examples on Cadence Online Support - http://support.cadence.com

    And many examples in this forum (this forum is the Cadence IC SKILL forum after all)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

     Yes (it's actually a full featured programming language). It will allow you to access all the components, how they are interconnected, and change one if you need. Of course, you have to have some knowledge of the language, but there is lots of documentation on SKILL and many examples on Cadence Online Support - http://support.cadence.com

    And many examples in this forum (this forum is the Cadence IC SKILL forum after all)

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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