23.1

IC 23.1 installation configuration failure on RHEL 9

I am trying to install IC231 on RHEL 8 using installscape, however configuring keeps failing.

I tried to run the configuration file manually as suggested in one of the previous posts and it gives me following errors:

sh batch_configure.sh
/home/rs/cadence/installs/IC231/install/tmp/slconfig.sh: line 165: xterm: command not found
cat: ncvhdl23.03-d103lnx86_101124125631.stat: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'ncvhdl23.03-d103lnx86_101124125631.stat': No such file or directory
/home/rs/cadence/installs/IC231/install/tmp/slconfig.sh: line 165: xterm: command not found
cat: ncvhdl64b23.03-d103lnx86_101124125631.stat: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'ncvhdl64b23.03-d103lnx86_101124125631.stat': No such file or directory
/home/rs/cadence/installs/IC231/install/tmp/slconfig.sh: line 165: xterm: command not found
cat: oaRedist22.61-p003lnx86_101124125631.stat: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'oaRedist22.61-p003lnx86_101124125631.stat': No such file or directory
/home/rs/cadence/installs/IC231/install/tmp/slconfig.sh: line 165: xterm: command not found
cat: amsEnv64b23.10-p043lnx86_101124125631.stat: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'amsEnv64b23.10-p043lnx86_101124125631.stat': No such file or directory
/home/rs/cadence/installs/IC231/install/tmp/slconfig.sh: line 165: xterm: command not found
cat: ihdl64b23.10-p043lnx86_101124125631.stat: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove 'ihdl64b23.10-p043lnx86_101124125631.stat': No such file or directory

I am not very well versed with Linux at the moment but trying. Could any one suggest something or point to what is missing?




23.1

Allegro X APD: SPB 23.1 release —Your freedom to design boldly!

Cadence is super excited to announce SPB 23.1 release —Your freedom to design boldly 

These tools help engineers build better PCBs faster with the new 3D engine and optimized interface.  

We have been hard at work to bring you this release and believe that it will help you take control of the PCB design process with the powerful new features in Allegro X APD like: 

  • Packaging Support in 3DX Canvas 

  • 3DX Wire DRCs 

  • Aligning Components by Offset 

  • Text Wizard Enhancements 

  • Device File Reuse for Existing Components for Netlist and Logic Import 

 

Watch this space to know all about What’s New in SPB 23.1.  

 

Regards 

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23.1

What is Allegro X Advanced Package Designer and why do I not see Allegro Package Designer Plus (APD+) in 23.1?

Starting SPB 23.1, Allegro Package Designer Plus (APD+) has been rebranded as Allegro X Advanced Package Designer (Allegro X APD).

The splash screen for Allegro X APD will appear as shown below, instead of showing APD+ 2023:

For the Windows Start menu in 23.1, it will display as Allegro X APD 2023 instead of APD+ 2023, as shown below

23.1 Start menu 

In the Product Choices window for 23.1, you will see Allegro X Advanced Package Designer in the place of Allegro Package Designer +, as shown below: 

23.1 product title






23.1

Virtuoso Studio IC 23.1: Using Net Tracer for Design Review

This blog explores how Virtuoso Studio Net Tracer can help you perform a design review.

We’ll use the net connectivity option, which allows the user to get a clean highlighted net. You can use the Net Tracer tool to highlight the nets. You can find the Net Tracer command under the connectivity pulldown menu in the layout window.

Trace manager and the ability to display different islands on the same net with other colors, you can identify and connect the unconnected islands as you wish.

The Net Tracer utility traces the nets in the physical view (layout). The trace is a highlighted net, which is a non-selectable object. The Net Tracer utility is available from Virtuoso Layout Suite XL onwards. You can use this utility based on your specific needs and preferences.

For a better understanding of the Net Tracer feature, let’s see one scenario between the circuit designer and layout engineer for a layout design review.

Circuit designer: Can we go through the routed input nets “inm” and “inp”?

Layout engineer: From the below layout view where they are highlighted using the XL connectivity, today I will use Net Tracer utility for the design review.

Circuit designer: I have never heard of this feature. Let's see how it works.

Layout engineer: Sure, now we turn on the Net Tracer toolbar using the below option.

You see the Net Tracer options form here:

As you can see on my screen, I have opened the layout view and engaged the Net Tracer utility.

Net Tracer allows shapes to be traced on a net in two tracing modes, namely, physical and logical, where shapes on the same net are physically or logically connected.

Physical tracing gathers all the shapes physically connected on the same net.

Logical tracing gathers all the shapes assigned to the same net. It highlights the net as in the source design (schematic). It will highlight shapes on the same net, even if they are isolated shapes that are not physically connected.

For this scenario, let us use physical tracing for input nets “inm” and “inp."

Highlighted nets are shown below:

Net “inm”                    Net “inp”                   Nets “inm” and “inp” 

      

Net Tracer has features like physical and logical tracing, preview, step-by-step mode, ease of tracing a net on a shape out of multiple underlying shapes, and so on.

Let us explore logical tracing for output nets “outm” and “outp”:

Here, you can see how to enable true color and halo before enabling logical tracing to identify the metal route. After enabling the true color halo, enable the logical trace.

Here, I am opening the trace manager to search “outm” and “outp” and click trace. That will trace the particular nets as shown.

Net Tracer has a preview feature, which is helpful in terms of the number of previewed objects. This preview capability hints at how the trace would appear when you create it. This useful feature in Virtuoso Studio highlights both completed and incomplete nets, helping the user better understand the status of the highlighted nets.

Circuit designer: Thanks for the design review. You have done good work. Net Tracer clearly shows both types of tracing, and it was even easy for the circuit designer to understand.

Layout engineer: Let me share the link to the Net Tracer RAK, where other layout engineers can explore many more amazing features of the Net Tracer.

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Related Resources

 Videos

Invoking the MarkNet, Net Tracer command and its options

Net Tracer Features

Video: Net Tracer saving and loading saved trace, neighboring shapes of trace

Net Tracer: Physical Tracing – Step mode

Net Tracer: Physical and Logical Tracing

Video: Net Tracer show preview option, from net and display options, shape count in trace

Video: Net Tracer using a constraint group with different display mode settings and  using the Trace Manager GUI

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Introduction to Net Tracer

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Virtuoso Layout Suite XL: Connectivity Driven Editing User Guide IC23.1

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23.1

Too Shy Too Shy – DORK TOWER 23.10.24

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23.1

Arsecast Extra Episode 325 - 23.12.2019

In this episode James and I discuss the 0-0 draw with Everton, Freddie's team selection and a couple of positives before the conversation inevitably turns to Mikel Arteta. The 37 year was appointed head coach (manager) last week, so we chat about that, what we can expect from him in the short-medium turn, what he can bring back to the club, excitement over a new era, and his impressive press conference performance. Then there are questions about the January transfer window, the left back situation, racism in the Premier League and, of course, the one topic everyone can't get enough of: Arteta's hair.

 

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23.1

[ASAP] Solubility and Physical Properties of Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate in NaCl and Glycerol Aqueous Solution at 303.15, 323.15, and 343.15 K

Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jced.0c00052




23.1

[ASAP] Solubility Determination and Thermodynamic Correlation of 2-Benzimidazolone in Twelve Pure Solvents from 283.15 to 323.15 K

Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jced.0c00165




23.1

[ASAP] Solid–Liquid Equilibrium of Chlorpropamide in 14 Pure Solvents at Temperature of 283.15 to 323.15 K

Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jced.0c00169




23.1

[ASAP] Solubility Measurement and Correlation of Doxycycline Hyclate in 10 Pure Solvents and Mixtures Solvents at 278.15–323.15 K

Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jced.0c00097