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Creating power\ground pins for digital modules

Tom Urkin
Tom Urkin over 3 years ago

Hello all,

I have two digital modules created in Cadence DC tool. When I import them to Virtuoso (as Verilog files) they have no VDD and GND pins. In this case i use VDD! and GND! as the power and ground rails for simulation.

However, I would like to separate the power nets - one module will be fed from DC rail V1 and the second from power rail V2 (each module has it own power nets which are not connected).

For that I need to create power and ground pins for each digital module. 

How can do this? Other suggestion are most welcomed. 

Thanks!

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    albertsilver over 3 years ago in reply to moranmc

    one should go with no concerns in relations to security loopholes I mean I am very much confident to say that is always top-of-mind when it comes on implementing digital applications using variety of security and data protection. Thanks

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