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Slotting problems

BraveHeart

 Hi,

1. I was interested in knowing how can we slot wide metal connects in our automated flow of encounter, I have found an option in place and route, its a guide file which is a text file but that is an  option which is not viable.

2. How can I increase the width of the routing metals.

Thanks in advance

Aj

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  •  Dear Brian

    Thanks allot for the useful information and the video. One other enquiry is that if we have a long wire and our DRC rules dont allow that how can we break the wire and insert a different metal in between. for e.g we have a wire length greater than 400 microns and our DRC rules dont allow that then we should insert jumpers in a different metal.

    1. I think , correct me if I am wrong it can be done by including the DRC file in the tech file?

    2. Is there any automated option where if the wire is exceeding a particular length the tool should break it and insert a different metal to reconnect the wire?

     cheers..

     

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  •  Dear Brian

    Thanks allot for the useful information and the video. One other enquiry is that if we have a long wire and our DRC rules dont allow that how can we break the wire and insert a different metal in between. for e.g we have a wire length greater than 400 microns and our DRC rules dont allow that then we should insert jumpers in a different metal.

    1. I think , correct me if I am wrong it can be done by including the DRC file in the tech file?

    2. Is there any automated option where if the wire is exceeding a particular length the tool should break it and insert a different metal to reconnect the wire?

     cheers..

     

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