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Routing & Manufacturing grid !

Amr Zahir
Amr Zahir over 15 years ago
In my design, after placement & routing, when I make geometry checks many (RGrid violations) appear. So, what can I do about them and how exactly shall I set the routing and manufacturing grid? I noticed that manufacturing grid is set in technology LEF files, but what about routing grid. Thank you
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    Kari over 15 years ago

     The routing grid is set by the pitch of the metal layers in the LEF file, and is sometimes adjusted in the DEF or floorplan. However, a violation of the routing grid is not necessarily a real DRC violation. As long as the metal meets all DRC rules, then it's ok if it's not exactly on the routing grid. Have you run a sign-off DRC to check this? You can turn off the setting in Verify Geometry that checks if shapes are off the routing grid.

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    Kari over 15 years ago

     The routing grid is set by the pitch of the metal layers in the LEF file, and is sometimes adjusted in the DEF or floorplan. However, a violation of the routing grid is not necessarily a real DRC violation. As long as the metal meets all DRC rules, then it's ok if it's not exactly on the routing grid. Have you run a sign-off DRC to check this? You can turn off the setting in Verify Geometry that checks if shapes are off the routing grid.

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