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Suitable metal layer for CLOCK signal in digital designs

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Hi everybody

What is the suitable metal layer for CLOCK signal in large digital design (Transistor numbers>1000000)? and why?
Could you please introduce me a good reference describing such subjects?

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a.akbari61 said:
What is the suitable metal layer for CLOCK signal in large digital design (Transistor numbers>1000000)? and why?
Actually any metal layer is suited. However, from a point of view regarding least parasitic capacitance and least series resistance, the top metal layer suits best (its disadvantage is: it always needs the highest count of vias down to the clock receiver).

a.akbari61 said:
Could you please introduce me a good reference describing such subjects?
Below pls. find a page from the Weste/Harris book on "CMOS VLSI Design" on clock distribution.
 

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