Do we need to do DFM (Design for Manufacturability)? How is DFM introduced in the tech file?

oDo We Need DFM? - YES

  • DFM (Design for Manufacturability): A set of design methodologies and practices aimed at creating layouts that are not only DRC-clean but are also robust against normal manufacturing process variations, leading to higher yield. DFM often deals with “preferred” or “recommended” configurations that are known to be more robust.
  • How DFM is Introduced in the Tech File:
  • Redundant via insertion – Double cut vias and via enclosers defined in tech lef
  • Antenna rules defined in tech file.
  • EM: tech lef/file can define basic current density rules.
  • Min and max area of shape.
  • design-for-manufacturability
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