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Hi, It appears that when there's a layer above a non-etching layer, then the etch goes through as if the non-etching layer wasn't there.
depth(1) height(6)
dbu(0.0001) delta(10 * dbu)
lmetal1 = layer("18/0") lvia = layer("21/0") substrate = bulk
metal1 = mask(lmetal1).grow(0.2) oxide = all.grow(1) mask(lvia).etch(1.4, :into => [substrate, oxide] )
output("substrate/0", substrate) output("oxide/0",oxide) output("metal1/0", metal1)
If you remove the top oxide layer, the etch won't go through metal1, but if it's present, it will.
Is this a known feature of Xsection?
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Hi,
It appears that when there's a layer above a non-etching layer, then the etch goes through as if the non-etching layer wasn't there.
depth(1)
height(6)
dbu(0.0001)
delta(10 * dbu)
lmetal1 = layer("18/0")
lvia = layer("21/0")
substrate = bulk
metal1 = mask(lmetal1).grow(0.2)
oxide = all.grow(1)
mask(lvia).etch(1.4, :into => [substrate, oxide] )
output("substrate/0", substrate)
output("oxide/0",oxide)
output("metal1/0", metal1)
If you remove the top oxide layer, the etch won't go through metal1, but if it's present, it will.
Is this a known feature of Xsection?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: