Dear Team,
Please see the schematic portion.This VDDA is going to many other IC’s.
May I know how do highlight all the nets connected to VDDA.
Also, if you have Net Navigator panel visible (from View → Panels) and use the Highlight Nets tools, you can see a list of all pins in that net sheet by sheet.
In addition to what eelik wrote . . .
If you click on the line going to VDDA and then use the ` key that will highlight all the connected nets on the schematic and layout.
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Everything connected together is one net.
You want to highlight all the connected wires and not nets.
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This is written down a bit unforfortunate, but I do agree with Priot that it’s important to get the terminology right if you want to communicate with other people (such as this forum).
A “wire” is the (usually) green thing that makes a connection (for example between a resistor and a capacitor.
a “net” is an abstract list of connections, that are all electrically connected. And both wires and labels can be used, and together they form a single net.
There is also a “netlist”, and this is a list of all the nets. the netlist defines all connections between all symbols (in the schematic) or between all footprints (on the PCB). There is just one netlist in a project, because it defines all connections.
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