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Thanks to the folks who answered my recent question:
"Can anyone recommend a Gerber Viewer that will allow a designer to
"light up" a single net at a time - that sort of thing?"
What wasn't quite clear to me in many of the answers was:
1) are the viewers dependent on the tools that were used to generate
the design or not?
For example, some tools extract a netlist from the Gerber data and then
can "light up" a net or set of nets - but, it seems that some others
might rely on a netlist input. I may or may not have a netlist input of
the proper form for the tool being recommended. Thus this new question.
2) Is the recommended tool capable of dealing with a variety of input
types and capable of generating a netlist on its own?
3) Is there any reason why blind vias might perturb the process of
extracting a netlist?
Thanks!
--
Fred Marshall
VP Engineering
RGB Spectrum
950 Marina Village Parkway
Alameda, CA 94501
(510) 814-7000
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