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connectRules for multiple power domain

DavidLou

hello experts,

I know we can use connectRules() multiple times. but how we specify which block to use which connectRules()? e.g., dig1 needs 1.8V, dig2 needs 3.3V, dig3 needs 5V.


thanks a lot,
David

  • David,

    Assuming you're talking about the OCEAN connectRules() function? (you didn't say, but that's the only thing called connectRules() - with parenthesis). I would suggest using ADE interactively and switching to pick the Interface Element/ie-card choice rather than the older connect rules setup; this is simpler, easier to configure, and certainly easier to set up scoped rules for different instances. The Help button on the form explains how to use it.

    Then having set it interactively, saving an OCEAN script would be the best way to understand how the resulting scoped setup would work from OCEAN.

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hello Andrew,

    sounds like good idea, yes, eventually I'd like it working in ocean script so that they can batch out. 

    thanks a lot,

    David

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