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  • #6521
    lumico
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    Hi,

    I am hoping to do some manhattan routing of metals on a design using Nazca, specifically the interconnect module to simplify things. The constraints on the manhattan routing are that paths must be straight and intersect orthogonally (at 0 or 90 degrees) and/or at a 45 degree angle. Is this possible with the interconnect module??

    I have written custom cell functions to generate components of this sort but as you can imagine, dense routing becomes very tedious/difficult this way.

    Thanks!

    #6536
    Ronald
    Keymaster

    Hi Lumico,

    Manhattan routing is what you get when you connect pins that are multiples of 90 degrees for most interconnects. Avoid cobra_p2p(), bend_strt_bend_p2p(), vipers and mambas. There are ways to restrict sbend() or sbend_p2p() angles to 45 degrees with the Amax keyword.

    To understand your question better, would you have a picture on what you would like to achieve or expect and what you get?

    Maybe you refer to routing groups of waveguides?

    Ronald

    #6848
    jnojic
    Participant

    Hi Ronald,

    is there an easy way to define such a corner (Manhattan routing) using interconnects? Please see the attached image.

     

    Thanks in advance!
    Jovana

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