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Custom skill code to find point-point Resistance in layout

ssram
ssram over 9 years ago

Hi,

Could anyone share the skill code to find point-point Resistance in layout? I hardly have an idea how this is gonna work, but i'm sure this might need to use layout extraction once you trigger the find R in the code. I'm not sure there is another way to actually find this. Any help?

Thanks

Sooraj

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    ssram over 9 years ago

    But i was thinking that i could hard code the Sheet Resistance in the script and i do not have to do an extraction to get the point-point R. What i'm thinking is not the best way though like the extracted method, but its going to be faster and with a tolerance of 5-10% which i think i can live with. But again, i'm not sure how i'm gonna trace the whole net, i've to use the markNet kind of function to get this done! I'm Confused...

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    ssram over 9 years ago

    But i was thinking that i could hard code the Sheet Resistance in the script and i do not have to do an extraction to get the point-point R. What i'm thinking is not the best way though like the extracted method, but its going to be faster and with a tolerance of 5-10% which i think i can live with. But again, i'm not sure how i'm gonna trace the whole net, i've to use the markNet kind of function to get this done! I'm Confused...

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