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Changing the pitch of a metal layer

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Mariammm

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Hi,
I have a question regarding the pitch of the metal layers that is specified in the technology file, can I change its value ?

Thanks,
 

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The techfile probably is declaring the minimum width
/ space / pitch, in which case you'd be at liberty to go
coarser. But not finer.

However techfiles can have a lot of "stuff" in them
and perhaps the "route-at" numbers for synthesis
and P&R are what you are looking at. Hard to say.
 

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Hi,
I have a question regarding the pitch of the metal layers that is specified in the technology file, can I change its value ?

Thanks,
generally speaking, no.
 

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