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How to get the thickness of StackUp

I can get the Etch layer name by:
axlGetParam("paramLayerGroup:ETCH")->groupMembers
But how about the thickness and the material thickness, which set in Setup Advisor>Edit Cross-section. Is it attribute or parameter?
How can I get it by SKILL command?

Originally posted in cdnusers.org by leonlee

archive over 19 years ago

Hi Dave, Thanks very much for your answer. I don't exactly know whats going here since File, Export, Techfile is not a studio command so how come I can register it? As far as I can see it loads a skille file that will export the techfile, but searching my installation directory does not produce any results when searching for ExportTechFile.il? So is this some kind of built-in skill file and if so where can I find the list of built-in skill programs? Best regards, Ole

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archive over 19 years ago

Hi Ole,

See my attachment further down this thread for the Skill file!

Cheers, Dave

Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Dave Elder
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archive over 19 years ago

It's a good solution to get the XSection information.
and it is a perfect idea by exporting and inporing tech file.
This is my harvest form Dave's post. hehe~~~

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