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PCell Skill
Cadence SKILL
dbFindProp()
dbReplaceProp pCell
paramAnalysis paramset
pcell
pcell instance
PCell parameter skill
properties
rod
skill
Skill Code
Cell name as a pcell variable
Hi, I have developed a skill based pcell for a particluar device. One of the parameters for the pcell is a string which is the name of a cell in the library I am working. It works fine, but when I try copy these pcells into a diferent library I do not see these cells copied since cadence thinks they...
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Custom IC SKILL
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by
fun4skilled
on Thu, Dec 13 2012
Can we fill a rodCreatePath with rectangles?
Hi, There is an option to fill a rectangle with many small rectangles using subRectArray or rodfillbBoxwithRects. But is there a way to fill a path, created using rodCreatePath, with rectangles? I am writing a pcell code and need to fill a path with contacts. Thanks in advance.
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by
sherrymi2
on Tue, Nov 6 2012
symbol PCELL extraction issue.
I have created a symbol, schematic and layout pcell. Everything seemed to be working correctly until I wanted to start LVS-ing the the pcell. I first ran into an issue where it required that my schematic be extracted since last edit. So I followed the instructions here: ___Schematic PCell: Schematic...
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by
fishbulb15
on Fri, Jul 22 2011
Re: How to use skill to change PCell parameter like using Edit Instance Properties to change parameter ?
Hi Charley, what about the following piece of code: tc=geGetEditCellView() foreach(ti tc~>instances if(ti~>PCLENGTH then ti~>PCLENGTH = 4)) i check for existence of the parameter PCLENGTH to avoid to add this as property to other cells; perhaps you need to modify the if-condition to be sure...
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StefanSL
on Thu, May 19 2011
How to know the name of the properties of the device without editing this property?
For example: I want to know the name of length and width properties of the nmos without editing in these properties(its length and width) then using nmos->prop->?? that show me an array like the following ( "l" value "5u" valuetype "string" -----------) ( "w"...
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dell1
on Wed, Apr 6 2011
Re: Steps for using pCells written in Skill
Hi JSMIT, the Skill-Code to a PCell is mainly a call of pcDefinePCell; it will contain this function-call with lib, cell and view as parameter, then PCell-parameters and the code that finally creates the contents of your PCell; i'd suggest to create graphically a simple PCell containing the elements...
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StefanSL
on Wed, Aug 11 2010
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