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How to clear Error (OrCAD-1628)

kabalee

HI Team,

I am using a 6-pin DC-DC converter in my OrCAD CIS design. Pins 4 and 6 are designated as 'Power' type pins for the voltage output (Vout). However, I am encountering an error whenever I connect a VCC or +15V rail to these pins

Error (Orcad-1628) Possible pin type conflict for Vout. How to resolve this issue.

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  • TechnoBobby
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    Hi  ,

    This error (ORCAP-1628: Possible pin type conflict) is reported by ERC when incompatible pin types are connected, based on the rules defined in the ERC Matrix (PCB > Design Rules Check.. > ERC Matrix). This behavior is controlled by how different pin types are allowed to connect in that matrix. I would suggest reviewing the ERC Matrix settings in your design and adjusting them as per your requirement.

    You can refer below article for more details:
    Article (20490986) Title: Getting "ERROR(ORCAP-1628): Possible pin type conflict" after running DRC
    URL: https://ask.cadence.com/ASK/article-viewer?id=a1O3w000009xwnFEAQ&pageName=article-viewer

    Hope this helps!

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  • TechnoBobby
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    Hi  ,

    This error (ORCAP-1628: Possible pin type conflict) is reported by ERC when incompatible pin types are connected, based on the rules defined in the ERC Matrix (PCB > Design Rules Check.. > ERC Matrix). This behavior is controlled by how different pin types are allowed to connect in that matrix. I would suggest reviewing the ERC Matrix settings in your design and adjusting them as per your requirement.

    You can refer below article for more details:
    Article (20490986) Title: Getting "ERROR(ORCAP-1628): Possible pin type conflict" after running DRC
    URL: https://ask.cadence.com/ASK/article-viewer?id=a1O3w000009xwnFEAQ&pageName=article-viewer

    Hope this helps!

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