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Saran
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Hi All,
Good morning. I am working on a project where I have to use some
layouts designed in Tanner tools. I converterd the layouts to gds
format and imported them back in cadence and so far so good! Everything
imports fine.
The DRC errors I am getting when I run a DRC on the layouts imported
confuses me a little. The first error was "Edge not on grid". I
displayed grid lines on my design window and I can see them off grid.
Why so, I am not able to figure out. I tried to find information about
it online...but nothing seems to help.
The second error was "active contact size, exactly: 0.60 x 0.60 um",
SCMOS Rule 6.1.
I can see that both these DRC failures correspond to submicron design
rules. The layouts in Tanner were originally in AMI ABN 1.5u and it was
saved to AMI C5 0.5u gds file. Now, the DRC I am using has submicron
rule design check.
Is there a way to fix these errors without having to redesign the
complete layouts? Is there any setting or changes I have to
incorportate?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot and Warmest Regards,
Saran
Good morning. I am working on a project where I have to use some
layouts designed in Tanner tools. I converterd the layouts to gds
format and imported them back in cadence and so far so good! Everything
imports fine.
The DRC errors I am getting when I run a DRC on the layouts imported
confuses me a little. The first error was "Edge not on grid". I
displayed grid lines on my design window and I can see them off grid.
Why so, I am not able to figure out. I tried to find information about
it online...but nothing seems to help.
The second error was "active contact size, exactly: 0.60 x 0.60 um",
SCMOS Rule 6.1.
I can see that both these DRC failures correspond to submicron design
rules. The layouts in Tanner were originally in AMI ABN 1.5u and it was
saved to AMI C5 0.5u gds file. Now, the DRC I am using has submicron
rule design check.
Is there a way to fix these errors without having to redesign the
complete layouts? Is there any setting or changes I have to
incorportate?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot and Warmest Regards,
Saran