LIFE NETS PROTECTION

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PROTECTA CAPITAL SAFETY GROUP EMEA Z.I., 1 ere Avenue, 5600 Le Broc Center Carros Cedex 06511 France [ life nets for protection against accidents, safety nets, rescue nets and ] safety equipment, namely safety belts and harnesses other than for vehicle and sports purposes;winches, machine parts, namely mechanical retractors; [ elevators and elevator parts, namely elevator straps ];non-electric metal cables; metal snap-hooks for use with harnesses; [ metal safety slides; metal safety straps; ] metal fall arresters for use with harnesses; [ metal adjusters for adjusting the tension and length of flexible straps and ropes; ] [ metal descending devices, namely, parachute buckles for assisting in lowering individuals; ] [ metal saddles, not for sports equipment purposes, and metal ropes ];
PROTECTA PROTECTA INTERNATIONAL Zone Industrielle, 13 eme rue 5 eme Avenue, B. P. 15 06511 Carros France [ life nets for protection against accidents, safety nets, rescue nets and ] safety equipment, namely safety belts and harnesses other than for vehicle and sports purposes;winches, machine parts, namely mechanical retractors; [ elevators and elevator parts, namely elevator straps ];non-electric metal cables; metal snap-hooks for use with harnesses; [ metal safety slides; metal safety straps; ] metal fall arresters for use with harnesses; [ metal adjusters for adjusting the tension and length of flexible straps and ropes; ] [ metal descending devices, namely, parachute buckles for assisting in lowering individuals; ] [ metal saddles, not for sports equipment purposes, and metal ropes ];
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method for detecting nets physically changed and electrically affected by a design ECO includes steps as follows. An ECO is executed on an IC design to produce a post-ECO IC design. A first group of nets of the IC design physically changed by the ECO is identified by comparing a pre-ECO database with a post-ECO database. A pre-ECO design SPEF file of the IC design is parsed with a script to identify a second group of nets in the pre-ECO database based on the first group of nets, the second group of nets being coupled to the first group of nets. The second group of nets is pre-ECO electrically affected nets. Parasitics for the first group of nets in the post-ECO database are extracted to generate a parasitic data file for the first group of nets. The parasitic data file is parsed with the script to identify a third group of nets in the post-ECO database based on the first group of nets, the third group of nets being coupled to the first group of nets. The third group of nets is post-ECO electrically affected nets. Finally, a file listing the first group of nets, the second group of nets and the third group of nets is generated.