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<@U03CC9XV4FL> <@U016EM8L91B> There are 2 overlapping devices in the schematic. M3 and M5. Remove on...
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m
@User @User There are 2 overlapping devices in the schematic. M3 and M5. Remove one of them, and you should be good to go.
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t
Ah, it's the schematic. Should flag an issue with @User as it should be pretty easy for the schematic editor to prohibit overlapping a device with an exact copy of itself.
x
Hi Mitch, thank you for the help! I did overlap one more pfet in schematic but I did not realize.
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However, after I removed this pfet and generated a new netlist from schematic, it still shows the netlist do not match (even though the number of devices and number of nets match).
mux2-1.spice,mux_test.spice
mux_test.spicemux2-1.spice
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I am wondering where this mismatch comes from. Is it due to routing mismatch (like I route a wrong wire in layout and does not match the net in the schematic)?
m
Could you post the 
comp.out
file?
Also the command you use to run netgen.
x
The command I run netgen is netgen -batch lvs “/home/users/xw5/.xschem/simulations/mux2-1.spice mux2-1” “mux_test.spice mux_test” sky130A_setup.tcl
This is the comp.out file
comp.out
m
And just to be certain, can you post 
sky130A_setup.tcl
too?
x
sure
Thank you so much for the help!
sky130A_setup.tcl
Oh. I got the LVS match!
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Thank you!
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