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creating a schematic file from a netlist file

SrinivasaL
SrinivasaL over 13 years ago

Hi,

I am looking to create a skill program which could generate a schematic file from a given netlist file(present in text format).

netlist will be more of digital gate instances connected together.

Does anyone have idea or process how it can be done? A sample code would be great help.

 

Thanks,

Srinivasa

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  • programzombie
    programzombie over 7 years ago

    The  only company  I know that take a netlist and make is  schematic  is SpiceVision  from Germany. (www.concept.de) 

    I was  hoping   Cadence had a tool  for  this.

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  • programzombie
    programzombie over 7 years ago

    The  only company  I know that take a netlist and make is  schematic  is SpiceVision  from Germany. (www.concept.de) 

    I was  hoping   Cadence had a tool  for  this.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 7 years ago in reply to programzombie

    Well, whilst SpiceVision does a very good job, as I've said more than once in this thread, Cadence does have a tool for this. File->Import->SPICE. Not quite sure why you've ignored my answer in the post  you originally replied to.

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