End of Line Spacing
End of Line Spacing
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Both end of line spacing and diff net via_cut spacing represent a type of DRC problem,
and the specific spacing requirements are determined according to the relevant
constraints of the tech file.
The end of line spacing refers to the spacing requirements between the end of line edge
and the adjacent metal of the same layer, where the end of line edge is defined as the end
of line edge when the common side width of two adjacent convex corners is less than the
threshold, As shown in the figure below, the metal wire where the end of line edge is
located at this time is called the end of line wire .
According to the specific subdivision of tech file constraints, it can be divided into the
following situations:
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• Two-Sided End and Joint Spacing Rule
For details, please refer to the Synopsys Technology File and Routing Rules Reference
Manual document.
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