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how to chose metallization type for bond pad

Greatrebel
Greatrebel over 15 years ago

 Hi All,

I am designing P&R for a chip. I have a few options for bond pad. Those options are different in metallization tape, for example, 6 metal layers with X metallization and top 2 metal layers with Y metallization; 6 metal layers with X metallization and top 2 metal layers with N metallization.

Can anyone tell what is the difference among various metallization choices such as X, Y, Z, N, U.

Thanks in advance

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  • Kari
    Kari over 15 years ago

     The difference among the metallization choices is going to be specific to your process. You'll need to consult the design rule manual for the process.

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