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What's Good About DEHDL’s Constraints Comparison? The Secret's in the 16.6 Release!
The Allegro 16.6 Design Entry HDL release provides designers a mechanism to compare two databases for constraint differences. The databases that can be compared are of the following types: • Schematics (.cpm) • Layout design (.brd, .sip, .mcm) • Constraints Manager Database (.dcf, .tcf...
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PCB Design
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Jerry GenPart
on Tue, Apr 16 2013
Customer Support Recommended – Pin Swapping in Allegro Design Entry CIS and PCB Editor
Placement and routing have always been an integral part of printed circuit board design. The productivity of the product is often (if not always) achieved best if the PCB has a proper placement of the components and effective routing to support the placement. With the increased complexity of the designs...
Posted to
PCB Design
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by
Naveen
on Wed, Jan 9 2013
Customer Support Recommended – Appnote on Implementing the Force-Sense Kelvin Connection
The use of separate force (F) and sense (S) connections (often referred to as a Kelvin connection ) is a common requirement in the PCB design. The separate force (F) and sense (S) connection at the load eliminates any errors resulting from voltage drops in the force lead. The Kelvin Sense connection...
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by
Naveen
on Thu, Aug 23 2012
What's Good About Object Visibility Layers in DEHDL? The Secret's in the 16.5 Release!
In the 16.5 Design Entry HDL (DEHDL) release, Object Visibility Layers are introduced. The different objects in DEHDL are now available on different layers and you are provided a toolbar for which the visibility of each of object layer can be controlled. This is similar to displaying layers of objects...
Posted to
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Jerry GenPart
on Tue, Jun 12 2012
What's Good About OrCAD Capture’s Find Result Report? Look to SPB16.5 and See!
The OrCAD Capture 16.5 release now has a method to generate a report (in CSV or HTML format) for the results from the Find command. Read on for more details… After you execute the Find command on a design, you can generate a report (in CSV or HTML format) for the results from the Find command...
Posted to
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on Mon, Apr 23 2012
What's Good About Capture’s Placement Report? Look to SPB16.5 and See!
The 16.5 release of OrCAD Capture includes the ability to generate a report with X and Y locations of the placements of the parts on a schematic. During the process of schematic validation or testing, you may need to know the co-ordinates of each part that has been placed in the schematic. You can now...
Posted to
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Jerry GenPart
on Tue, Feb 21 2012
What's Good About Property Changes in DEHDL? The Secret's in the 16.5 Release!
In the 16.5 release, all connectivity changes are stored in the hierarchical block directly in Design Entry HDL (DEHDL). Connectivity changes are basically additions or modifications of components, nets, and pin-net connections. The behavior remains the same as in the pre-16.5 release. Property changes...
Posted to
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on Tue, Feb 7 2012
What’s Good About OrCAD Apps? You Can Try Them for Free!
The introduction of Apps in the new Cadence OrCAD Capture Marketplace in the 16.5 release brings a new level of feature customization to the designer in a proven, successful, delivery model. But what does this “design by plug-in” or “app-based” model really mean for users? Apps...
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on Tue, Dec 20 2011
What's Good About Refresh, Copy Project, TCL in SCM? 16.5 Has a Few New Enhancements!
There are several enhancements in the 16.5 System Connectivity Manager ( SCM ) / Allegro System Architect ( ASA ) product that I’ve compiled below that I'm sharing in a brief post this week. Please take advantage of these new 16.5 capabilities. Refresh Option in File Viewer We now have the...
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on Mon, Nov 7 2011
What's Good About Single Mode Operation in DEHDL? The Secret's in the 16.5 Release!
Due to architectural changes in SPB16.5 Design Entry HDL (DEHDL), we no longer require various modes of operation -- such as Hierarchy mode, Expanded mode and Occurrence Edit mode. There will be no need to change modes while working on the schematic since the explicit need for design net listing and...
Posted to
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Jerry GenPart
on Tue, Nov 1 2011
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