Component Definition(s) - this is where a component is defined, including its folder, name, type, referenced domain models, parametric data, and part choice(s).This will be graphical for a Symbol and Footprint Item, and textual for other model types. Preview Window - providing a preview of the currently selected model.Model Links - where you add links to released domain models, for use in component definitions.Required Models/Parameters - where you define what type of domain models are required by the component definition(s), as well as the place to craft a set of parametric data that will be applied to all component definitions.The Component Editor, when switched to operate in its Batch Component Editing mode, can be divided into four key regions. In its Batch Component Editing mode, the Component Editor interface is essentially divided into four main regions, illustrated in the following image and summarized thereafter. This document looks at working with the Component Editor in its Batch Component Editing mode.įor more information on working with the Component Editor in its Single Component Editing mode, see Component Editor - Single Component Editing Mode. Batch editing comes into its own where it makes sense to manage components as a set, such as a set of chip resistors for example. Each component definition will have a common set of parameters and links to required domain models. This mode is also accessed if you have selected multiple Component Item revisions for editing, from the Explorer panel.

With the Component Editor in its Single Component Editing mode, access to batch editing mode is made by choosing the Tools » Switch to Batch Editor command, from the Editor's main menus. The latter provides the interface for defining/editing multiple components, but can be used to define/edit a single component, should you wish.

Full Support for Digital SimCode ModelsĪ managed component is defined/edited using the Component Editor, which can operate in two modes - Single Component Editing and Batch Component Editing.

Adding Component-Level Simulation Parameters.

Component Definitions - Editing Techniques.

Column-based Filtering of Component Definitions.

Validation Checking of Component Naming.

Attaching Datasheets to Component Definitions.

Support for Unit-aware Component Parameter Data Types.

Creating a New Component with a Linked Model.

Assigning Model Links to Existing Components.

How to edit a batch file