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Bulk connection of the mos

Vaasu

Hi 

 I'm working for rewriting the mos bulk connection but I'm not getting how to get only bulk connection information 

I tried this command geGetEditCellView()~>sigNames..By this I'm getting all pins info also

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I've just found that  you had two separate posts - the second one provided slightly more information than the first. For a start, it showed that you're trying to do this for a schematic. So I merged the two threads.

    It's not going to be that easy, because in the picture you showed, there's a wire connecting the bulk to the source. You'd have to find any wire segments which are overlapping the bulk pin, and delete them (probably the best way). Then add a short wire stub with a wire label (vdd! or vss!) to connect them. None of this is going to be that easy - and it's hard for me to explain precisely how to do that without writing the code for you (which I'm not going to do, because it would be quite a lot of work to do a comprehensive solution, especially when I know so little about what you are trying to do and may have misinterpreted it; plus I don't have the time). Also, you might have written most of this already - I don't know.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I've just found that  you had two separate posts - the second one provided slightly more information than the first. For a start, it showed that you're trying to do this for a schematic. So I merged the two threads.

    It's not going to be that easy, because in the picture you showed, there's a wire connecting the bulk to the source. You'd have to find any wire segments which are overlapping the bulk pin, and delete them (probably the best way). Then add a short wire stub with a wire label (vdd! or vss!) to connect them. None of this is going to be that easy - and it's hard for me to explain precisely how to do that without writing the code for you (which I'm not going to do, because it would be quite a lot of work to do a comprehensive solution, especially when I know so little about what you are trying to do and may have misinterpreted it; plus I don't have the time). Also, you might have written most of this already - I don't know.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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