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Tutorials on PCell generation in Cadence Virtuoso

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I'm looking for tutorials on PCell generation in Cadence Virtuoso. Is there any documention or tutorial that could help?

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pcell tutorial

DoctorProf said:
I'm looking for tutorials on PCell generation in Cadence Virtuoso. Is there any documention or tutorial that could help?

Dr.Prof
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yes, there is everything in Cadence documentation. There are examples which help easy to get through

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pcell cadence

Cadence documentation has user manuals for P-Cell generation.
The GUI can be used for less complexity and U need skill language for others.
 

pcell skill

DoctorProf said:
I'm looking for tutorials on PCell generation in Cadence Virtuoso. Is there any documention or tutorial that could help?

Dr.Prof
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Read Cadence documentation in the following order:
- Skill Language user guide
- CDF User guide (component description format)
- ROD user guide (Virtuoso Relative Object Drawing)
- PCell reference (for SKILL pcell concentrate on "Advanced topics")
- DFII Skill reference (Database access)

This may take about 10 working days, if you have a working Cadence license, this will be better to practice..

I hope that helps,
Regards,
Ahmad
 

skill pcell

ahmad_abdulghany said:
DoctorProf said:
I'm looking for tutorials on PCell generation in Cadence Virtuoso. Is there any documention or tutorial that could help?

Dr.Prof
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Read Cadence documentation in the following order:
- Skill Language user guide
- CDF User guide (component description format)
- ROD user guide (Virtuoso Relative Object Drawing)
- PCell reference (for SKILL pcell concentrate on "Advanced topics")
- DFII Skill reference (Database access)

This may take about 10 working days, if you have a working Cadence license, this will be better to practice..

I hope that helps,
Regards,
Ahmad
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That's roughly 2500 pages of documentation. I guess 250 pages/day is doable but personally I would seriou retention problems. Anyone that can go through this documentation, retain a good portion of it, and use in some practical applications can literally write their on ticket, if you know what I mean.
 

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