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Maximum metal length and single connection routing in Layout XL

farhan89
farhan89 over 7 years ago

In our process technology we have only 2 metal layers. The first metal layer can be used for the whole routing process but the second metal layer can be used to make a jumper over metal layer 1 (in case of crossover) by using Via1 . Is there any constraint that I can set define the maximum length for the second metal layer or define it as jumper ?. I am using Cadence Virtuoso XL 6.1.7.

Additionally, is there any way I can route individual connection (not net). Suppose that I have a net1 in my design which is connected to 3 pins of the components in my design. Is there any way that first I route the component 1 and component 3 pin and then from this routing path to component 2 pin ?. As far as I know auto-routing feature uses minimum spanning tree which route the complete net at once. Is there any workaround for what I need ?

Thanks

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