o NDRs Used: The most common NDR applied was Double Width, Double Spacing (2W2S) for the main trunk and branch lines of the clock tree. For very critical top-level clock spines, sometimes Triple Width (3W) or wider rules were considered, depending on EM requirements and foundry recommendations.
o Using
2W2S Till Leaf Cells:
o Generally
NO. not necessary and highly undesirable.
o Congestion:
number of leaf-level clock nets is enormous. Applying 2W2S universally would
consume excessive routing resources, especially on lower layers where usually
pin connections occur
o NDR
is required for longer and nets with high current density which drives heavy
load. Leaf nets are usually shorter and doesn’t need NDR.
o Power:
Wider wires have higher capacitance, increasing the dynamic power consumption
of the clock tree.
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