Importing a Design Library into Cadence Virtuoso

Published by Fudgy McFarlen on October 6, 2014October 6, 2014

I had a problem where when I returned to my opensuse based machine my Cadence design library was no where to be seen in the library manager. In order to for it to show up again in the list there are 2 ways of approaching the problem.

With the Log window( not sure what it is called ) click: Tools > Library Path Manager
or you can directly edit CDS.lib

I think the first method is the way that is intended by the software authors but who can tell with an interface as bad as Cadence?

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Cadence IC Integrated Circuit Design Software Table of Contents TOC

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Cadence 6.14 Virtual Machine

Cadence 5.11 Virtual Machine

Cadence Error LX-2063 Technology Library cdsDefTechLib contains no constraint groups

Varying Parameters during a Cadence Transient Analysis – Dynamic Parameters and Feeding Final Conditions into Initial Conditions

Cadence Vector Files

Cadence: VCO Design Using SpectreRF

Creating a Parameterized Cell in Cadence

Monte Carlo Analysis with Cadence and the XFAB Design Kit

Cadence Integrated Circuit Software Design Software

Getting Cadence Mixed Signal Photo Diode Circuit to Compile

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Cadence XKIT PDK Process Design Kit Installation Notes

Cadence Layout Notes

Importing a Design Library into Cadence Virtuoso

Connecting to Cadence Remotely Via SSH on a Linux Box

Setting up Microsoft Windows to Run Cadence Remotely

Installing Cadence Virtuoso on Ubuntu

Integrated Circuit Design Tools Table of Contents TOC

Ultra Low Current Band Gap References Using NanoAmps of Current with Good MonteCarlo Results

1.8V BandGap Reference Project