IEC 61690-1 : 1.0

ELECTRONIC DESIGN INTERCHANGE FORMAT (EDIF) - PART 1: VERSION 300

International Electrotechnical Committee

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1 Introduction
  1.1 Purposes of an information model for EDIF
      Version 300
  1.2 Scope of EDIF Version 300 (Level 0)
      1.2.1 Categories of design information
      1.2.2 Categories of cell representation
      1.2.3 Organisation of the information model
  1.3 Modelling general concepts
      1.3.1 Containment
      1.3.2 Referencing mechanism
      1.3.3 Instantiation
Part I: EDIF concepts (Level 0)
2 The structure of an EDIF description
  2.1 Libraries
  2.2 Cells
  2.3 Clusters and view_groups
      2.3.1 Objectives
      2.3.2 Solution
  2.4 Views and symbols
  2.5 Ports and port_bundles
  2.6 Instances
3 Reusable objects
  3.1 Problem statement
  3.2 Solution
      3.2.1 Instantiatable templates for schematic views
      3.2.2 Dumb geometry template
4 Connectivity
  4.1 Problem statement
  4.2 Solution
      4.2.1 Logical connectivity
      4.2.2 Structural connectivity with wide instances
      4.2.3 Structural connectivity of views of type
            connectivity
      4.2.4 Structural connectivity of views of type schematic
5 Design hierarchy configuration
  5.1 Problem statement
  5.2 Solution
6 Design annotation
  6.1 Problem statement
  6.2 Solution
7 Names
  7.1 Problem statement
  7.2 Solution
8 Units
  8.1 Problem statement
  8.2 Solution
Part II: EDIF Information model (Level 0)
  connectivity_structure_model
  connectivity_view_model
  design_hierarchy_model
  design_management_model
  display_model
  documentation_model
  edif_information_model
  geometry_model
  hierarchy_model
  instantiatable_object_model
  library_model
  logical_connectivity_model
  schematic_implementation_model
  schematic_view_model
  support_definition_model
  unfinished_view_model
Part III: Model dictionary (not converted)
Part IV: Appendices
A Introduction to EXPRESS and EXPRESS-G
  A.1 Schema
  A.2 Data types
      A.2.1 Simple types
      A.2.2 Aggregation data type
      A.2.3 Defined data type
      A.2.4 Enumeration data type
      A.2.5 Select data type
  A.3 Entity
  A.4 Supertype and subtype relationships
  A.5 EXPRESS-G
      A.5.1 Definition symbols
      A.5.2 Relationship symbols
B Mapping the syntax constructs to the information model
C Mapping between syntax and information model
D Permuted Index
E Index
Bibliography