On Wed, Jun 01, 2011 at 11:41:13AM +0900, John Doty wrote:
>
> On Jun 1, 2011, at 1:30 AM, Colin D Bennett wrote:
>
> > Power and ground connections are a critical part of the circuit
> > design but would not be visible when looking at the schematic!
>
> It depends on the job. If there are rigorous global rules governing these
> connections, putting them explicitly in the schematic could be considered
> distracting clutter.
In order to reduce the distracting clutter our ex-USSR standards did
require to have such power and ground pin info in the schematic in a
textual form. For example:
"Connect pins 7 of DD1-DD4, DD7 and DD14 to GND.
Connect pins 14 of DD1-DD4, DD7 and DD14 to +5V..."
That way you don't have to draw "unnecessary" pins and symbols saving
all required information.
I believe such information could be added using some script.
--
VZh
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