Cooper LP800 User's Guide download pdf (Page 172)

100

101

Usin

the Symbol Wizard 5

-7

How the S

mbol Wizard Works

The symbol wizard operates in four phases: setup, automatic

symbol creation, refinement, and global configuration.

Phase 1: Setup

To begin, the symbol wizard asks you for:

• the name of the model library that contains the model

definitions, and

• the name of the symbol library to save the new symbol

definitions to.

Phase 2: Automatic s

mbol creation

The symbol

wizard automatically creates symbols for:

• all of the models defined as model parameter sets (.MODEL

syntax), and

• as many of the models defined as subcircuits (.SUBCKT

syntax) as it recognizes.

When phase 2 completes, the wizard displays two lists showing:

• subcircuits that it could not create symbols for, and

• subcircuits with symbols.

Phase 3: Refinement

The wizard arranges the

subcircuits into groups that have the same terminal node names

(pins) in the same order.

If you want to replace a symbol that the wizard created or want

to create a symbol for a group (or subset) of subcircuits that

don’t have a symbol, then you can do so by choosing to base the

new symbol on either:

• an existing symbol, or

• a generic rectangle,

and then continue to follow the instructions.

You can repeat this process until you are satisfied with the

symbol assignments.

Instead of usin

the MicroSim

default symbol set, you can use

your own set of standard

symbols. To find out more, see

Basing New Symbols On a

Custom Set of Symbols on

page 5-13.

If needed, you can refine the

raphics after finishin

the

wizard. See

Editing Symbol

Graphics on page 5-15.

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