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How to find instances connected to specific pin

narendra046

Hi All,

In my schematic, test<0:10> pin is there. I need which instances(instance id's) connected to test<3> net. 

It will be useful me in some other scricpts. Please help me on this by skill code.

 

Thanks in Advance,

Narendra 

 

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  • hi andrew,

    i was searching for a skill code that will

    ---- that will search all input and output pin/ports of a schematic .. and then all pins/ports are conneced to an instance (antenna diode) or not ?

    ( ex ::-- if a schematic have 10 inputs then each should have an anteenna diode in schematic .....if not flag message while check and save)

    --- check an instance (EX :antenna diode) , which is connected to each input and output pins/ports of a schematic..

    ----- if designer forgot to add antenna diode in any pin .. it should be warned by a message when he will check and save ..

    -----in this way designer can not leave any input or output that is connected to diode .....

    . ----- please provide a code to do it
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  • hi andrew,

    i was searching for a skill code that will

    ---- that will search all input and output pin/ports of a schematic .. and then all pins/ports are conneced to an instance (antenna diode) or not ?

    ( ex ::-- if a schematic have 10 inputs then each should have an anteenna diode in schematic .....if not flag message while check and save)

    --- check an instance (EX :antenna diode) , which is connected to each input and output pins/ports of a schematic..

    ----- if designer forgot to add antenna diode in any pin .. it should be warned by a message when he will check and save ..

    -----in this way designer can not leave any input or output that is connected to diode .....

    . ----- please provide a code to do it
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