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In some cases, it is not appropriate to simulate do-not-install (or unmounted/unplaced) components. There are several ways to exclude these parts from the circuit:/ O- s% D# j' r/ K" e9 i1 h9 L' m) r
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2) In the .HYP file, rename all R* and C* reference designators that should be not-installed to something like "NRx" and "NCx". This makes HyperLynx view these parts as ICs and allows you to assign the OPEN-CIRCUIT model from the open.mod file to these parts in the REF file editor. The associated entry in the REF file is then* }' T' H& ~/ F: x7 Q' G0 M# d& b
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3) In the menu Setup > Options > Reference Designator Mappings... assign type IC to reference designator prefix of the no-stuff part. This changes ALL parts with that reference designator prefix to type IC. HyperLynx deals with some part types differently, so an IC is modeled differently than a resistor. Changing reference designator prefix R to type IC splits the electrical nets that are defined by series resistors. In order to reconstruct the electrical nets, select the appropriate physical net to either simulate or export to LineSim.
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, d. P; h6 J$ B. y1 X/ y0 t4) For no-stuff ICs, assign the OPEN-CIRCUIT model from the open.mod file to specific pins or to the whole part in the REF file editor. This model has a special meaning in BoardSim. OPEN-CIRCUIT has no electrical effect on the circuit. Pins with the OPEN-CIRCUIT model assigned to them do not have waveforms in the oscilloscope. If a MOD model, such as OPEN-CIRCUIT is assigned to a part then BoardSim uses that model on all signal pins of that part. |
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