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| =====Cadence Setup for ECE 310/311: Microelectronics ===== | =====Cadence Setup for ECE 310/311: Microelectronics ===== | ||
| - | Login to the ENGR server **ece310.engr.uidaho.edu** using X2Go Client. | + | Login to the ENGR server **ece310.engr.uidaho.edu** using the X2Go Client. |
| Linux and Mac users can use ssh instead of the X2Go client. They can do this with | Linux and Mac users can use ssh instead of the X2Go client. They can do this with | ||
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| ==== Starting Cadence ==== | ==== Starting Cadence ==== | ||
| - | 1) Run cadsetup and virtuoso to start Cadence. | + | 1) Run cadsetup and virtuoso to start Cadence in a command line terminal. |
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| Remember that the CIW (common interpreted window) and Library Manager will open up. | Remember that the CIW (common interpreted window) and Library Manager will open up. | ||
| - | You may watch the [[http://lumerink.com/courses/ECE310/s18/Cadence2018.htm|video tutorials]] for more details. | + | <note tip>You may watch the [[http://lumerink.com/courses/ECE310/s18/Cadence2018.htm|video tutorials]] for more details. </note> |
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| - | <note important>When simulations fail, it's probably a mistake in your schematic or ADE setup, so try and debug on your own before asking for help.</note> | + | |
| ====== Cadence Simulation Examples ====== | ====== Cadence Simulation Examples ====== | ||
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| ===== Tutorials ===== | ===== Tutorials ===== | ||
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| Video tutorials are available [[http://lumerink.com/courses/ECE310/s18/Cadence2018.htm|here]] | Video tutorials are available [[http://lumerink.com/courses/ECE310/s18/Cadence2018.htm|here]] | ||
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| + | <note important>When simulations fail, it's probably a mistake in your schematic or ADE setup, so try and debug on your own before asking for help.</note> | ||
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