About Creating a Terminator Table CSV File

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The first row of the CSV file sets it to be a terminator table file. The next three rows are the terminator table header rows. The remaining rows set the values for the pin parameters based on the condition criteria. Each value is separated by a comma. The following example is a terminator table in CSV file format.

type,terminator
SET,MATCH,MATCH,MATCH
PIN,CONN,SPOOL,COND
TERM_NAME,MODEL_NAME,WIRE_GAUGE,MATERIAL
mil_14324,conn_A,18,*
mil_14587,conn_B,*,copper

The CSV file above has the following tabular format:

SET PIN TERM_NAME	MATCH CONN MODEL_NAME	MATCH SPOOL WIRE_GAUGE	MATCH COND MATERIAL
mil_14324	conn_A	18	*
mil_14587	conn_B	*	copper

• The TERM_NAMEmil_14324 is set for pins when the MODEL_NAME is conn_A and the WIRE_GAUGE is 18, the MATERIAL is not important. For all other WIRE_GAUGE values where the MODEL_NAME is conn_B and the MATERIAL is copper, the TERM_NAMEmil_14587 is applied.

• Use an asterisk (*) to indicate not to check the condition or to specify as a wildcard (for example CONN*).