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Extracting Multiple Nets from PCB Editor into SigXplorer

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I hope that this question is appropriate for this forum

I am using the "L" version of PCB Performance and SigXplorer and am still somewhat new to them.

I am trying to use the Topology Extract feature to extract a net into SigXplorer. The net is actually divided into 2 individual nets with 2 net names. Net #1 is routed from the driving source to one side of a series terminating resistor. Net #2 connects the other side of the term. resistor to the receiver.

Using Topology Extract, I can only seem to extract one net or the other (including the resistor) into SigXplorer. How do I specify that I want to extract the entire net (from source to receiver)?

Thank You

Nick


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by nipri
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    Hi and thanks for the reply!

    The resistor is part of a resistor pack to which I have created / assigned an IBIS device model. I assigned all of my IBIS models through the Setup Adviser.

    How are Xnets created? Is this done through the Constraint Manager? My installation of 16.0 seems to have some problems with the help files!

    Nick


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by nipri
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    Hi and thanks for the reply!

    The resistor is part of a resistor pack to which I have created / assigned an IBIS device model. I assigned all of my IBIS models through the Setup Adviser.

    How are Xnets created? Is this done through the Constraint Manager? My installation of 16.0 seems to have some problems with the help files!

    Nick


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by nipri
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