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Why is there no electromigration in bidirectional nets?

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Can anyone explain me why there is no electromigration in bidirectional nets...and how to know which net is bidirectional either P/G nets or Signal nets or wt?

Plz explain me in detail
 

Re: ELECTROMIGRATION

Dear friend ,

Signal nets are always bi directional only. in signal there will no electro migration instead there will be metal migration due to thermal and joule heating effect.

where as electromigration occurs in P/G nets.

hope i have expalined i not catch me


santu
 

Re: ELECTROMIGRATION

Normally, when electromigration occurs, electrons will migrate in the direction of current.
So , in unidirectional nets , they migrate continuously in one direction and hence the metal will etch away.

Norrmally, power and ground nets carry unidirectinal signal .i.e. constant VDD & VSS.

where as in signal nets , they carry signal which might propagate in two directions. So , the net effect of electron migration will get nullified.
 
ELECTROMIGRATION

Ohh i c Thanks a lot vishwanadh babu i am giving u few points..u explained me in a very good manner
Bye
 

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