Term · Physical Design & Signoff
Routing track
One of the evenly spaced lines on a metal layer along which the router may draw a wire, set by that layer's pitch. Routing capacity and congestion are counted in tracks, and standard cell height is quoted in them, so a 6T cell is six tracks tall.
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- Routing tracks, Metal track
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- Physical Design & Signoff, Routing
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