Cadence creates a new component

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For a component like this, how are the internal inductors and connecting wires added?

qwqwqw2088

The internal structure of the IC of the schematic components does not need to be drawn so realistically, and the external pin numbers and names can be fully marked.

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2021-9-1 08:22 The internal structure of the IC of the schematic component does not need to be drawn so realistically, and the external pin number and name identification can be comprehensive

Mainly because I want to draw some components more beautifully

xxxlzjxxx

When you edit the schematic of this device, there is an option to draw an arc in the toolbar.

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xxxlzjxxx posted on 2021-9-1 08:54 When you edit the schematic diagram of this device, there is an option to draw an arc in the toolbar.

Yeah, I tried it, but it didn't look good.

qwqwqw2088

I am Sanling and posted on 2021-9-1 09:13 Yeah, I tried it, but the drawing obviously doesn’t look good

Find an inductor component, re-edit it, then copy it and paste it into any component you want, such as the chip component on the first floor. You should be able to copy and paste it.

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2021-9-1 09:18 Find an inductor component, re-edit it, then copy it and paste it into any component you want, such as the chip component on the first floor. It should be possible...

Can't copy, I'm ready to give up 55

xxxlzjxxx

I am Sanling and posted on 2021-9-1 10:07 I can't copy it, I'm ready to give up 55

Right-click the device and select edit part, select and copy all in the new page, and then paste it directly into your newly created schematic library editing window.

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xxxlzjxxx posted on 2021-9-2 10:12 Right-click the device and select edit part. In the new page, select and copy all, and then paste them directly into your newly created schematic library editing window...

Oh, yes, I was stupid, I didn't expect this.

Thanks for your advice