Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learn how to use multiple names during instancing in S-Edit to streamline repeated instance placement in schematic design. In this video we demonstrate how array expansion helps generate multiple instance names efficiently and how S-Edit supports name conflict handling during the placement flow.
Instead of manually assigning names one by one, S-Edit allows you to define structured naming patterns directly in the instance dialog. This helps reduce repetitive input, avoid skipped numbering or formatting inconsistencies, and maintain a cleaner schematic as your design grows.
The video also shows what happens when generated instance names conflict with names already used in the schematic, and how conflicts can be identified and corrected on the fly for a more controlled instancing workflow.
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Learn how to use multiple names during instancing in S-Edit to streamline repeated instance placement in schematic design. In this video we demonstrate how array expansion helps generate multiple instance names efficiently and how S-Edit supports name conflict handling during the placement flow.
Instead of manually assigning names one by one, S-Edit allows you to define structured naming patterns directly in the instance dialog. This helps reduce repetitive input, avoid skipped numbering or formatting inconsistencies, and maintain a cleaner schematic as your design grows.
The video also shows what happens when generated instance names conflict with names already used in the schematic, and how conflicts can be identified and corrected on the fly for a more controlled instancing workflow.
Contact our team to speak to an expert: https://sie.ag/5Diw6j
▶️ Connect with us:
» LinkedIn: https://sie.ag/3M3Xtj
» EDA blogs: https://sie.ag/6oVxM9
» IC Design Community Discussion Board: https://sie.ag/uNbhe
» X: https://sie.ag/2NcZ7n
#EDA #LEdit #FinFET #CustomICDesign #AnalogLayout #ICDesign #DRC #SemiconductorDesign
