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multiple bonding points

VLSI88
VLSI88 over 12 years ago

 I have a die pad with multiple bonding wires come out from it. Is there a way to create several bonding points on that die pad so the wires

will be seperated instead of coming out from the center. Please help. Thanks.

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    Tyler over 12 years ago

    In APD and SiP, you do not pre-define bonding points on the pads. Rather, you spread the wires per your manufacturing rules using the Route -> Wire Bond -> Tack Point Move command. You can choose to manually move wires a specified distance, move wire ends interactively, or have the tool automatically spread them evenly either parallel or perpendicular to the die edge.

    There is, I believe, even a DRC check for wire end to wire end clearance. It's in Constraint Manager, under the Assembly workbook, Wire folder, Wire-to-Wire Online Spacing page. The column name is "Wire End to Wire End".

    Regards,
    - Tyler 

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  • VLSI88
    VLSI88 over 12 years ago

     Thank you Tyler, I can now move the wire that is there on the die pad, how can I add another wire to the same DP? Thanks again.

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  • VLSI88
    VLSI88 over 12 years ago

    Never mind the above question I found out how that was done.Thanks again Tyler. 

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    Tyler over 12 years ago
    Glad you got everything figured out so quickly. Good luck with your design.
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