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A new efficient approach to multilayer channel routing problem
A very efficient multilayer channel router, the M/sup 3/CR, is described. The goal of M/sup 3/CR is to use an optimum number of tracks for any multilayer routing instance in the dogleg-free routing model. M/sup 3/CR has a simple time complexity because it is not a maze-running-based router. The experiment demonstrated that M/sup 3/CR produced an optimum number of tracks for all the test examples from 4 through 8 layers in a very short time. The variable-wire-width consideration based on the design rules is discussed.<>
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