pdaBBconnect
Defines a connection between a port on one BB instance to a port on another BB instanceThe connection is "direct" in the sense that for the actual (mask) layout the two BBs are abutted - so the ports of both BBs connect exactly.
In a schematic view this is not needed, a (not optically / electrically) functional wire can be drawn between these to ports to show their connection.
Structure
This element does not have elements. The attributes are shown below, in a sorted per type fashion.<pdaBBconnect bbfrom="..." bbto="..." portfrom="..." portto="..." ... > ... </pdaBBconnect>
XSD The schema file can be downloaded or viewed at xPDK_Netlist.
Details
bbfrom
Name of first BB instance Type pdaIdentifier documentation: Defines a valid name for an identifier.Identifiers are used in the Python library for the
getName()
and setName()
function and can thus be used to identify the different elements in lists.In text the specification is a letter, followed by letters, numbers, underscore or dot. The XSD schema validation is a regular expression: [A-Za-z]([A-Za-z0-9_])*
bbto
Name of second BB instance Type pdaIdentifier documentation: Defines a valid name for an identifier.Identifiers are used in the Python library for the
getName()
and setName()
function and can thus be used to identify the different elements in lists.In text the specification is a letter, followed by letters, numbers, underscore or dot. The XSD schema validation is a regular expression: [A-Za-z]([A-Za-z0-9_])*
portfrom
Name of port on first BB instance Type pdaIdentifier documentation: Defines a valid name for an identifier.Identifiers are used in the Python library for the
getName()
and setName()
function and can thus be used to identify the different elements in lists.In text the specification is a letter, followed by letters, numbers, underscore or dot. The XSD schema validation is a regular expression: [A-Za-z]([A-Za-z0-9_])*