Assigning Device Models in CR-8000 Design Force Constraint Browser

Tech Tip: Assigning Device Models in CR-8000 Design Force Constraint Browser

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CR-8000 Design Force can help you verify your design before you send it out to manufacture. Before running any signal integrity analysis in Design Force, you must assign device models to the pins in your components using the Constraint Browser.

To do this:

  • Select Constraint Browser from the Home tab within Design Force
  • Select the Components/Parts category and click the Parts tab
  • Setting the device models at the part level in Constraint Browser assigns the device to all the components using that part name
  • Select the part in the left-tree view; under the SI Analysis tab, select the Device Name column cell to assign the device
  • Select the library where the models reside
  • Select the device and click OK

The device is now assigned to the part and all components associated with the part.

Brian Gilman
Brian Gilman
Applications Engineer
Brian Gilman is an applications angineer, supporting customers with CR-8000/CR-5000 training and consulting. He works directly with the customers on a daily basis helping them work through the technical challenges they face. He loves to ski and must be on the first chairlift in the morning to lay down the first tracks on fresh powder.
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