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Bottom Up Hierarchical Design

mmov
mmov over 5 years ago

I was reading through Cadence tutorial on how to create a bottom up design i.e. starting with low level board schematic then creating a higher level schematic, however I'm not able to do this properly. What ends up happening is that I  create a single hierarchy branch, with all my schematic pages below it. 

I have my complete schematic where I have everything my board will be using microprocessor (MP), DRAM, Flash etc. and I want to create 2 blocks: 'CPU' (containing the MP circuitry) and 'MEMORY' (with DRAM and Flash circuitry).
How can I create these individual symbols and include them all as blocks on the higher level diagram, after I completed my schematic?

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    0 steve over 5 years ago

    Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZwYYfvSz1A&t=3s

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    0 steve over 5 years ago

    Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZwYYfvSz1A&t=3s

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    0 mmov over 5 years ago in reply to steve

    This is for OrCAD Capture, I'm using Allegro Schematic Entry

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    0 steve over 5 years ago in reply to mmov

    OK see of this helps https://support.cadence.com/apex/ArticleAttachmentPortal?id=a1O0V000009ESfAUAW&pageName=ArticleContent

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