Abstract
Many databases have been developed for electric circuit, designs based on the record-oriented conventional data, Models or their extensions. But these conventional data models and their extensions have been criticized as not, powerful enough to represent circuit information. In order to powerfully model circuit, data domain, we propose the use of semantic network technology developed in artificial intelligence (Al) as a data model to represent, circuit information. The result indicates that, the semantic network not only can model a circuit data domain but also mirrors the domain's origina1 structure which is the form most familiar to human beings. This is done rather than using acomplicated conversion algorithm to force translation of the primitives of the data domain into artificially specified constructs, as the conventional models do. This one- to-one correspondence between the data in the datalbase and the original data, makes it faster to incorporate data in the database and easier for database designers to set up and users to use a database system.
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