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Back-annotation of the current flowing through a pin

Hello,

Is there a label (similar to cdsTerm("pin_name") for voltage) to view, on a symbol, the value of the current flowing through a pin?

Thank you

Aldo

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skilledprogram over 10 years ago

Hi Andrew,

I am also using IC615 (more specifically, IC615-64b.500.13).

I have tried the numerous advices (e.g. the description given here https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.cad.cadence/eZXyLIUKAxw) on using the "Componen Display"-form for displaying currents in IC615, but whatever I do, it won't annotate anything other than voltages. Do you have any advice on what could be the problem, or perhaps have some tips to force the annotations through SKILL?

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skilledprogram over 10 years ago

Hi Andrew,

I am also using IC615 (more specifically, IC615-64b.500.13).

I have tried the numerous advices (e.g. the description given here https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.cad.cadence/eZXyLIUKAxw) on using the "Componen Display"-form for displaying currents in IC615, but whatever I do, it won't annotate anything other than voltages. Do you have any advice on what could be the problem, or perhaps have some tips to force the annotations through SKILL?

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