Licensing Tanner Tools 2018.x and earlier with node-locked USB dongle based licenses
This KB article shows how to license earlier versions of Tanner Tools using the most recent version of FlexNet licensing.
Custom IC Design Solution
Customising the Nitro Reference Flow (NRF) in TDI
This technote shows how to transfer a TDI project from the GUI setup arrangement to command line while customising the NRF.
Managing layer rendering settings in L-Edit
Changing the rendering settings in L-Edit can be useful to increase the visibility of certain layers. This article describes how to change, save and restore these layer rendering settings.
Performing XOR using Calibre One
Calibre provides XOR through the DRC verification option to compare two layout cells in Tanner tools. There are two layout comparison flows through the Calibre DRC integration, FastXOR and XOR. This technote will go over the Layout vs Layout techniques when running not using FASTXOR.
Creating multiple simultaneous cell windows
When working with multiple windows, a user may want to stack or create dockable views of cells to manage screen space efficiently and simultaneously access multiple views. This feature is available in S-Edit and L-Edit through the same methods.
Netlisting in S-Edit via Tcl Procedures
S-Edit allows running netlisting procedures in Tcl that would enable greater control over how your device or subcircuit can be netlisted. This guide will explain how to create a Tcl netlister for your devices, supported by examples.
Creating a DLL for T-Cells in L-Edit
Learn how to generate a DLL containing your L-Edit T-Cells in this example-driven tech note.
Layout Net Highlighting using Calibre RVE
RVE (result viewing environment) offers powerful features in design error analysis and debugging. Calibre RVE net highlighting features are demonstrated in conjunction with L-Edit.
Fix: Calibre help menu missing
If you have an issue accessing the Help menu in Calibre, this technical note discusses how to fix the issue.
Read T-SPICE results in EZWave
Simulations can be run in Tanner T-Spice and saved in Nutmeg format so that the results can be displayed in other applications such as EZ-Wave. This allows for simulations to be generated using a T-Spice license, and calculations and viewing can occur on an AMSV license.