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Subject: orcad schematic 9.2
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stump1019
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12/19/2007 11:56 AM  
   I am trying to import a schematic generated with Orcad schematic version 9.2 and my question is what is the best way to do this? Have the netlist output from orcad and use a 3rd party netin to Allegro? And if so which netlist version is compatible with Allegro? OR Can I use the Project Manager and use Tools -> Library Tools -> Import -> Orcad Capture to Design Entry HDL ? and use the Design Sync function to package and import the netlist into Allegro? Just starting to look
into this so this question is probably really generic.

Thanks.....Mike
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12/28/2007 12:20 AM  
Hello, I am involved also in EDA and EDA teaching. Please, be more specific regarding the "input environment". The "output environment" is "Orcad Capture 9.2", as I understood... For the "input environment", what version of Allegro do you use? I am asking this in order to try to match the transfer between the design environments. Noro
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