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IEC 62016:2003

Withdrawn

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Core model of the electronics domain

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF , PDF 3 Users , PDF 5 Users , PDF 9 Users

Withdrawn date

31-12-2021

Language(s)

English

Published date

18-12-2003

€441.85
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FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope and object
2 Reference documents
3 General modelling issues
   3.1 Ownership and reference
   3.2 Uniqueness by value
   3.3 Default values
   3.4 Optional versus empty sets
   3.5 Model topology
4 Concepts
   4.1 The information base
   4.2 Global ports and global port bundles
   4.3 Libraries
   4.4 Cells
   4.5 Clusters and cell representation sets
   4.6 Cell representations
   4.7 Master ports and master port bundles
   4.8 Instances
   4.9 Instance ports and instance port bundles
5 Connectivity
   5.1 Logical connectivity
   5.2 Structural connectivity with wide instances
   5.3 Structural connectivity of connectivity views
6 The design hierarchy mechanism
   6.1 The design hierarchy
   6.2 Annotations
7 Core Model for electronic design
   7.1 Libraries
   7.2 Interfacing to cells
   7.3 Cell definition hierarchies
   7.4 Instantiation
   7.5 Logical connectivity
   7.6 Structural connectivity
   7.7 Global connectivity
   7.8 Design and configuration
   7.9 Annotation
8 Core Model EXPRESS-G
   8.1 Partial EXPRESS-G of cell
   8.2 Partial EXPRESS-G of cell_representation
   8.3 Partial EXPRESS-G of cluster
   8.4 Partial EXPRESS-G of cluster_configuration
   8.5 Partial EXPRESS-G of cluster_interface
   8.6 Partial EXPRESS-G of connectivity_generic_bus
   8.7 Partial EXPRESS-G of connectivity_generic_net
   8.8 Partial EXPRESS-G of design
   8.9 Partial EXPRESS-G of global_port
   8.10 Partial EXPRESS-G of information_base
   8.11 Partial EXPRESS-G of instance
   8.12 Partial EXPRESS-G of instance_configuration
   8.13 Partial EXPRESS-G of library
   8.14 Partial EXPRESS-G of master_port_annotate
   8.15 Partial EXPRESS-G of name_information
   8.16 Partial EXPRESS-G of occurrence_annotate
   8.17 Partial EXPRESS-G of occurrence_annotate
   8.18 Partial EXPRESS-G of occurrence_annotate
   8.19 Partial EXPRESS-G of occurrence_hierarchy_annotate
   8.20 Partial EXPRESS-G of port_structure
   8.21 Partial EXPRESS-G of property
   8.22 Partial EXPRESS-G of property_override
   8.23 Partial EXPRESS-G of signal
9 Core Model schemas
   9.1 connectivity_structure_model
   9.2 connectivity_view_model
   9.3 design_hierarchy_model
   9.4 design_management_model
   9.5 documentation_model
   9.6 hierarchy_model
   9.7 information_base_model
   9.8 library_model
   9.9 logical_connectivity_model
   9.10 support_definition_model
10 Core Model information model
   10.1 connectivity_structure_model
   10.2 design_hierarchy_model
   10.3 documentation_model
   10.4 hierarchy_model
   10.5 information_base_model
   10.6 support_definition_model
11 Index
Figures

Provides the semantics definitions for the categories of information related to electronic circuit designs. Each category of design information is modelled as an EXPRESS schema

DevelopmentNote
Stability Date: 2012. (10/2012)
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
192
PublisherName
International Electrotechnical Committee
Status
Withdrawn

Standards Relationship
NEN IEC 62016 : 2004 Identical
BS IEC 62016:2003 Identical

ISO 10303-11:2004 Industrial automation systems and integration Product data representation and exchange Part 11: Description methods: The EXPRESS language reference manual
IEC 61690-1:2000 Electronic design interchange format (EDIF) - Part 1: Version 3 0 0. (This publication is available in electronic HTML format only)
IEC 61690-2:2000 Electronic design interchange format (EDIF) - Part 2: Version 4 0 0. (This publication is available in electronic HTML format only)

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