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SKILL code to get extraction view from Layout excluding a net

Hello ,

I am trying to get a skill code which can do Assura-Quantus layout extraction of a schematic with one "net" excluded. At the end, I will give a list of "nets" and I need several extracted views with each of these nets excluded. Below example may explain my case clearly.

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Say I have a schematic "Output_Stage" with a layout view. I need to see stability results with certain nets excluded. Say "net_1","net_2","net_3" are nets of interest. Then I give this list of nets as an input to the skill code. After running the skill code, I would like to have three extracted views say "EXTR_NET1_EXCLUDED" , "EXTR_NET2_EXCLUDED" , "EXTR_NET3_EXCLUDED" respectively.

My version is : ICADVM20.1-64b.CUSTISR33.19

It would be of great help if anyone can help me with this skill code.

Thanks

Saikiran

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Andrew Beckett over 1 year ago

Hi Saikiran,

I don't have anything that quite does that, but you might want to take a look at this article to borrow some code that might be a reasonable starting point; this shows how to to run Quantus QRC in batch mode from SKILL as part of the overall flow: SKILL script to run drc/lvs/extraction on all layout cells in a library

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Andrew Beckett over 1 year ago

Hi Saikiran,

I don't have anything that quite does that, but you might want to take a look at this article to borrow some code that might be a reasonable starting point; this shows how to to run Quantus QRC in batch mode from SKILL as part of the overall flow: SKILL script to run drc/lvs/extraction on all layout cells in a library

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