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current thinking on 256 pins or greater symbols

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Former Member over 15 years ago

Anyone,

 

I am looking at a xilinx packages for design and would like to have a

better look inside my schematics than what is currently available. I do

not want to show 28 pins of ground 47 pins of voltage. Has anyone seen

clean schematic for large pin packages. I have not I look at say

Digilent's schematics and there are boxes of pins everywehre, I do not

like it. Any thought on the subject would be appreicated.

 

Cy Drollinger

E.R. L.L.C.

cy@montana.net

 

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    autodeskguest over 15 years ago

    Cy Drollinger wrote:

    Anyone,

     

    I am looking at a xilinx packages for design and would like to have a

    better look inside my schematics than what is currently available. I do

    not want to show 28 pins of ground 47 pins of voltage. Has anyone seen

    clean schematic for large pin packages. I have not I look at say

    Digilent's schematics and there are boxes of pins everywehre, I do not

    like it. Any thought on the subject would be appreicated.

     

    Cy Drollinger

    E.R. L.L.C.

    cy@montana.net

     

    Try in the shematic symbol to place all voltage pins of the same voltage

    to exactly overlap.

     

    They will look like one in the schematic, and all connect at the same

    time... i think.

     

    I do not know if it is guaranteed to work

     

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