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Scripts or commands to create the package stackup

Hi All,

are there any commands or scripts that can help to create package stack-up from scratch in an automated manner.

Something that can take in no. of conductor , dielectrics layers along with the thickness and material information and dump a tech file or mcm to be imported into SIP ?

I also wish to parametrize the package dimensions.

regards

masamasa over 4 years ago in reply to sidm

you and your end user can work separately with different designs on different files.

if you later change the layer stackup, that would be fine.

if your end user later change the layer stackup, that would be fine also.

when you combine them into one file, you simply make sure that no layer names, no constraint names, no symbol names are identical.
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sidm over 4 years ago in reply to masamasa

Thanks for the reply, but I won’t be changing the design. It needs to be a plugin for the end user so that they can do trials with their different stackups.
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sidm over 4 years ago in reply to sidm

Hello , any suggestions on my last request ?
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masamasa over 4 years ago in reply to sidm

what is your request?
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sidm over 4 years ago in reply to masamasa

Hi all,

Can you please suggest a way to change the pin names and nets names of a .mcm file ? I have a completely routed design where I need to rename all the netnames and pin names one by one. (Pin names for the die as well as BGA).
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