03. The rapid creation method of super multi-pin components recorded by Cadence (OrCAD Capture CIS)

03. The rapid creation method of super multi-pin components recorded by Cadence (OrCAD Capture CIS)

The reference tutorial is the video of station B: allegro software introductory video tutorial complete works 100 lectures

Pre-tutorials:
01. Cadence use records for new projects and basic operations (schematic drawing: OrCAD Capture CIS)
02. Cadence use records for creating components - schematic diagrams and packages (OrCAD Capture CIS)

1. Introduction to target components

It is assumed here that the Symbol of AD9135 needs to be drawn. This device has a total of 88 pins. It may be very troublesome to draw one by one:

create a new PART:

name it AD9135:

2. Create pins using Pin Array

Click Pin Array in Place to insert pins in batches:

set the numbers reasonably, a total of 88 pins:

click OK and put them into the grid:

3. Export pin settings to Excel

Left-click to select all pins, pay attention to only select pins, and right-click to select Edit Pins:

copy the first two columns in the opened window, because the main purpose is to modify the name of the pin:

copy it into Excel as follows Indicates that only numbers can be copied, and the English on the first line is for my convenience to distinguish myself:

4. Use the official website PDF to export the pin configuration and set it

Convert the PDF given on the official website into word format. Recommended website for conversion: https://smallpdf.com/cn/pdf-to-word
Official website PDF: https://www.analog.com/cn/products/ad9135.html
The converted pin description page is as follows:

copy it into EXCEL, and delete the format problem caused by the conversion:

copy the line of the name into Capture, and then you can set the pins in batches:

click OK to modify each pin to Suitable location:

In the box where the shape is inserted:

5. Insert into schematic for verification

Go to the schematic to see the effect: