Inability to alter Model Name

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Johannes Blouwer, Oct 20, 2003.

  1. Hi All

    I have to extend some part libraries for a process that developed some new
    features. Some before me created a three terminal resitor symbol for the
    poly resistors. I want to use the same symbol, rename it and point to a
    new model for high resistance poly. I copied the symbol with the library
    manager and saved it under a new name. I have spent many hours trying to
    change the Model Name field. It is greyed out in the Properties dialog
    box and I can't find a way to edit it or make it editable. Any help and
    suggestions would be appreciated.

    Thanks in Advance
    Regards
    JNB
     
    Johannes Blouwer, Oct 20, 2003
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  2. Johannes Blouwer

    snmishra Guest

    Johannes> Hi All I have to extend some part libraries for a
    Johannes> process that developed some new features. Some before
    Johannes> me created a three terminal resitor symbol for the poly
    Johannes> resistors. I want to use the same symbol, rename it and
    Johannes> point to a new model for high resistance poly. I copied
    Johannes> the symbol with the library manager and saved it under a
    Johannes> new name. I have spent many hours trying to change the
    Johannes> Model Name field. It is greyed out in the Properties
    Johannes> dialog box and I can't find a way to edit it or make it
    Johannes> editable. Any help and suggestions would be
    Johannes> appreciated.

    Johannes> Thanks in Advance Regards JNB
    Hi Johannes

    You need to edit the CDF for the resistor. For this goto:
    CIW->CDF->Edit
    Fill out the library name and cell name. Change CDF type to Base. The
    change the value of the model field. Hit OK and you are done. I might
    be a little inaccurate in some details as I don't have access to
    Cadence software right now.

    Satya
     
    snmishra, Oct 20, 2003
    #2
  3. Thank you. That did it. I never looked in CFII but tried in the
    component editor only and the manuals.

    JNB
     
    Johannes Blouwer, Oct 20, 2003
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