Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Gate arrays – With particular signal path connections
Patent
1997-09-19
2000-07-18
Jackson, Jr., Jerome
Active solid-state devices (e.g., transistors, solid-state diode
Gate arrays
With particular signal path connections
257207, 257208, H01L 2710
Patent
active
060910909
ABSTRACT:
A layout architecture for routing local and global interconnections for a gate array integrated circuit wherein basic cells are arranged as an array with columns and rows. Local interconnection and global interconnections are routed on the first metal layer in a direction parallel to the rows (horizontal). Power supply signals and global interconnection are routed in the second metal layer in a direction parallel to the rows (horizontal). Global interconnections are routed on the third metal layer in a direction parallel to the columns (vertical).
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Baumeister B William
In-Chip Systems, Inc.
Jackson, Jr. Jerome
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