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How do you create a footprint symbol for a DIE that will be referenced in system capture schematic?

pattiwack
pattiwack over 4 years ago

Hi,

I am able to create a die in APD using a CSV file using the Die text-in wizard.  I am them able to export libraries to create the symbol for the die.  I then use the symbol name when I create the system capture schematic symbol.  When I try to import the netlist from my schematic, the part for the die component is accounted for but the pins are no longer on the wirebound layer they have been converted to the top conductor layer.  In addition to this I can't wirebond to the pins only connect via traces.

Please advise if my workflow I'm using is incorrect.  Also how do I maintain the die pins to be used for wirebond connections when importing a netlist from a schematic?

Regards,

Matt

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  • kanecharle
    kanecharle 9 months ago

    Hi Matt,

    Thanks for sharing your process. To preserve the die pins for wirebond connections when importing a netlist from a schematic, you can double-check your export settings and make sure the die pins are properly defined on the wirebond layer. Make sure you have configured the pin properties correctly in the library before exporting. If the problem persists, you can try regenerating the symbol with more appropriate parameters or refer to the software documentation for more details.

    Hope this helps!

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