Abstract
Symbolic design entry, also called schematic entry, describes the process of entering the circuit schematics of an electronic design into a computer. This is done with the aid of a special graphics program, the schematic editor. The schematic entry usually represents the first step of a design process. At this point there are two major goals to be reached: firstly, the graphical documentation; secondly, the starting point for further, automatic design steps.
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Voland, G. (2003). Symbolic Design Entry. In: Jansen, D. (eds) The Electronic Design Automation Handbook. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-73543-6_3
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