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Using Advanced Find Operations and Efficiently Search for Objects in OrCAD X Capture CIS

MohitS
MohitS 2 hours ago

In a schematic design, locating specific components and identifying properties across multiple objects can be challenging, especially in large designs.

Starting with OrCAD X Capture CIS 25.1, the Find and Replace feature has been enhanced to support advanced search operations, allowing you to locate schematic objects using property-based filters and display attributes.

1. Open your schematic design in OrCAD X Capture CIS 25.1.

2. Choose Edit > Replace.

3. Select the required object type (Parts, Pins, H-Pins, and so on).

4.Enter a search pattern (for example, R* to find all resistors) and click Find.



The matching objects are displayed in the Find Results window, enabling quick navigation to the selected objects.

1. To further refine the search, click the + icon in the Find Properties section and add a new property criterion.

2. Select the desired property from the drop-down list. For example, choose Tolerance.

3. Specify the required property value, such as 5%.

4. Click Highlight and then select Find.

The search returns all resistors with a Tolerance value of 5%, and the corresponding symbols are highlighted directly in the schematic.




The enhanced Find and Replace functionality helps you quickly locate objects, perform property-based searches, validate design data, and efficiently navigate large schematics with greater precision.

Have you tried the enhanced Find and Replace feature in OrCAD X Capture CIS 25.1? Share your experience and favorite use cases in the comments below!




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