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How to mark a high voltage net?

loesje
loesje over 16 years ago

 Hi,

I encounter problems with DRC checks on high voltage nets.

High voltage nets have different spacing rules then the nominal  voltage nets.

These high voltage nets come from a hard macro with .LEF and .LIB and encounter is treating them as standard signal nets.

So encounter thinks he is complying to the rules and at the moment the gds2 of this hard macro is used with calibre it finds the thick oxide parts.

Is there a way to set these nets as high voltage nets such that encounter will comply to these high voltage spacing rules?

Thanks and kind regards,

Loes

 

 

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  • Raam
    Raam over 16 years ago

    by using Allegro tool and if u know the net name for those high volt...

    using constrain manager u can assign spacing and track width for that paticular net.....

    and u can high light the paticular nets...

    it is ur qustion right? please be free for our commands......waiting for ur replay...thank u

    regards,

    raam 

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