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RE: How is thieving clearance calculated
Depends what you mean but basics are pin/via to shape clearance for same net drives the clearance to a pin/via. The spoke thickness is driven by the physical Cset applied to the net. These can be overridden by the shape parameters but if they are default the physical and same net spacing rules are used,![]()
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Metal Track does not show up
Dear all, When drawing a metal track, it just displays a line (even when I am changing the width of the track). See attached figure. Does somebody know how to solve it? Thanks.![]()
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The 2019 Kaufman Award Goes to Mary Jane Irwin
This year's Kaufman Award recipient is Dr. Mary Jane (Janie) Irwin of Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Irwin is the first woman to receive the Kaufman award, EDA's highest honor. As this morning's press release says: Dr. Irwin is being honored for her extensive contributions to EDA through her technical efforts, service to the community and leadership. During her tenure at Pennsylvania State University, she mentored countless students and contributed to technology through her substantial research and numerous publications. Her research included creating EDA tools then using them in computer architecture research, an approach that gave Dr. Irwin influence in both academia and industry. Janie Irwin has been on the faculty at Penn State since 1977 where she currently holds the title of Emerita Evan Pugh University Professor in Computer Science and Engineering. Prior to her retirement in 2017, she also was the A. Robert Noll Chair in Engineering in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Her research and teaching interests include computer architecture, energy-aware and reliability-aware systems design, emerging computing technologies, and VLSI systems design and design automation. Dr. Irwin is known for her contributions in energy-aware systems design and tools––in particular, the development of SimplePower, a cycle-accurate energy estimation tool and its use in designing energy-efficient architectures. Additional contributions include the design and prototyping of VLSI architectures for signal and image processing applications for the discrete wavelet transform. She authored or co-authored more than 200 journal and refereed conference publications and advised more than 25 Ph.D. students. Her research has been supported primarily by the National Science Foundation. A fellow of IEEE and the ACM, she was elected to the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE) and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Other honors include IEEE/CAS VLSI Transactions Best Paper of the Year, the Anita Borg Technical Leadership, and the ACM Athena Lecturer awards. Also, the Ten-Year Retrospective Most Influential ASP-DAC Paper, the 25 Years of FPL Most Influential Papers, ACM/SIGDA Pioneering Achievement and the EDAA Lifetime Achievement awards. Dr Irwin was chair of the DAC in 1999 and a member of the DAC Executive Committee for many years. She was the 2004 recipient of the Marie R. Pistilli Women in EDA, a prestigious annual honor that recognizes individuals who have visibly helped to advance women in electronic design. The award is named for the late Marie R. Pistilli, former organizer of DAC and close friend of Dr Irwin, who valued equality, diversity, and acceptance. As well, Dr. Irwin and Marie Pistilli co-founded the Workshop for Women in Design Automation, now known as Women in Electronic Design, in 1996. Among her other professional service activities are the editor-in-chief of ACM’s Transactions on the Design Automation of Electronic Systems and a founding co-editor-in-chief of ACM's Journal on Emerging Technologies in Computing Systems . She was an elected member of the Computing Research Association's Board of Directors, of ACM Council and Vice President of ACM. Dr. Irwin received her Master of Science and Ph.D. degrees in computer science from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and is the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from Chalmers University in Sweden. The Kaufman Award For a history of the Kaufman Award, see my post The Phil Kaufman Award Dinner Is Later this Month. Who Was Phil Kaufman? For previous honorees that I have written posts about, see: Kaufman Award Dinner 2018: The Tom Williams Story Rob Rutenbar Is Recipient of 2017 Kaufman Award Andrzej Strojwas Receives the 2016 Kaufman Award This Year's Phil Kaufman Award Recipient: Wally Rhines The Kaufman Award Dinner The Kaufman Award Dinner, at which Dr Irwin will formally receive the award, will take place on November 7th from 6.30pm to 9.30pm (PSA: it always runs late) at The GlassHouse in San Jose (2 South Market Street), hosted by the ESD Alliance and IEEE CEDA. I'm assuming registration for the dinner will soon be on the ESD Alliance website now that the announcement is public. I will attend the dinner and you can expect a post with a full report a few days later. Sign up for Sunday Brunch, the weekly Breakfast Bytes email.![]()
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Boom your IIT JEE Preparation with Vibrant Academy
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RE: Assembler mistaking (automatic) evaluation order of matlab-dependent expressions
OK Andrew, I'll create a test case and submit it. Thanks and regards, Jorge.![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Hello Nicolas, This halo shows you the min distance in between the wire you are drawing and the other wires/shapes in same metal. If this is so big the reason could be the techfile information. Could you please tell us which version you are using? Depending on the version I'll tell you how to de-activate it. Thanks, Alex![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Hi Alex, At this moment I am using IC6.1.7 Thanks. Kind regards, Nicolas![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Hi Nicolas, You can go to menu Options > DRD Edit and in this form in the "Display" section turn OFF "halo". Please let me know if it works. Kind regards, Alex![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Hi Alex, It does not help, the metal tracks are still lines. KR Nicolas![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Hi Nicolas, I'm sorry I misunderstood your problem (I read too fast your description). Please go to menu Option > Display then for "Path Display" choose "Borders and Centerlines" Kind regards, Alex![]()
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Virtuoso: how to create a (truly) parametric component (i.e. with "dynamic" termOrder)?
I have a verilog-A component that converts an integer (passed as an instance CDF parameter) into an electrical digital bus value, with a fixed number of bits (see code below). It works well and now I'd like to make it "truly" parametric, so that the bit width can also be an instance parameter which, when modified, changes the number of bits of the output bus ("dynamic termOrder"), much in the same way like some analogLib components are able to do (e.g. "mtline" component, which dynamically changes the number of lines when varying the CDF parameter "n"). To implement this behavior, which modifications would I need to do... ...in the CDF? ...in the symbol view? (how does "mtline" achieves its cool "dynamic" symbol update according to the number of lines?) ...in the verilog-A code? ...anywhere else? Thanks in advance for any help! Best regards, Jorge. `include "discipline.h" `define NBITS 8 (* instrument_module *) module DEC2BIN__8bit (DOUT); output [`NBITS-1:0] DOUT; voltage [`NBITS-1:0] DOUT; parameter integer CODE= 0 from [0:(1<<`NBITS)-1]; parameter real VDD = 1; parameter real VSS = 0; genvar i; analog begin for (i=0; i<`NBITS; i=i+1) begin V(DOUT[i]) <+ (CODE & (1<<i)) ? VDD : VSS; end end endmodule![]()
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RE: PSS convergence issue when Chopper(implented using NMOS) kept at low impedance node
I don't see why you can't just post a new question by hitting the Blue new button at the top of the list of posts in each forum (you might also want to read the forum guidelines which ask you not to post on old threads, and to provide sufficient information to enable somebody to stand a chance of being able to answer; so far you've given none of that). In fact it's rather amusing that you've posted a reply to my reply saying that there was not enough info to go on, including the simulator version and so on (as you've provided none of this). You should be able to find the blue "New" button at the top here: https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/f/custom-ic-design Andrew![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Thanks! It worked! Kind regards, Nicolas![]()
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IC Packagers: Wrap Your Hands Around a Coil
Coils are a design element that, if not exceedingly common, are showing up in more designs these days. They appear simple at first glance, but keeping a consistent air gap between each revolution of the spiral can involve a lot of mental arithmetic and picks in the design canvas. Why do this yourself, when the SiP productivity toolbox provides you with a feature that can make the most complex of coils in just a few short clicks? The Coil Designer UI If you’re running the SiP Layout product with the Allegr®o Productivity Toolbox option, look under the Route menu for Coil Designer between the Via Structure / Fanout commands and the Offset Via Generator: It’s grouped with the Shield Router and Generator tools, also parts of the productivity toolbox. If you’d like more information on these commands, let us know, so we can talk about them more in the coming weeks. Above, we see the main GUI for the tool. The pictures to the right help you to visualize what you’re designing, but they are static. If you change the parameters on the left, don’t expect the graphics to update dynamically. Subclass and keepout options will help you manage things like the nearby plane shapes, but don’t overlook the Miscellaneous configurations on the bottom right. The ability to add a via at the start and/or end of the structure can be wonderful for connecting to the coil on one layer from the primary routing layer. Previewing Your Coils On the cursor, you can see exactly what your configured coil will look like. Placing it over the area in the layout you need it, gives you important referential information about size, clearances, etc. Of course, you can click it into place at any time, but if you need different characteristics, or need to make changes to be able to fit into the area in question, now is the time to do it – upfront, before you impact the layout itself. A coil is a simple cline (or shape), ultimately. It can be routed to/from (not just at the endpoints, but anywhere along the cline if you need to). It is not a symbol, so you do not need to refresh it along with other mechanical symbols. You can fix it in the design to prevent inadvertent editing and assign it to the net of your choosing. We recommend using a cline for your coils where possible, as the path of the cline provides path centerline data that a typical shape, being a general closed polygon, doesn’t offer. Closing Remarks Where are you using coils in your designs today? Have you used the coil designer before (maybe today was just a refresher for you, and you’ve been nodding your head throughout)? How has your experience been, how can the tool be improved? What features would turn this into a daily usage feature in your typical design flow? Let us know!![]()
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RE: silkscreen not associated with a pcb symbol
Hi, well the best way to identify graphics not associated with components-- Temporarily unplace your components. What's remaining on the silkscreen layer will be what's not associated with the components.![]()
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RE: Metal Track does not show up
Thanks for updating us!! Alex![]()
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RE: AMS run in tran mode does't not stop at time specified
It works for me. The simulator just stops at whichever comes first, the analog stop time or the digital end of simulation![]()
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RE: Mosaics with non-instance objects (e.g. vias)
Thanks! The synchronous copy feature helps!![]()
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How to draw a closed ring with rodCreatePath
Hi, I'm trying to build a guardring pcell using rodCreatePath(). However, when the start and end points are the same (a closed ring) the path disappears. The CIW informs me that the "master path [can ] not [be] created because it would be self-intersecting". I'm at loss here. When I'm creating a path in the layout editor (with the end type set to "extend"), I can do exactly this. This fails however with rodCreatePath (but only when the start and end point are on the corner of the ring). What can I do to solve this? Here's the code: rodCreatePath( ?layer list("active" "drawing") ?width width ?endType "extend" ?pts list( 0:0 length:0 length:height 0:height 0:0 ) )![]()
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