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Home»Digital Design»Why their is always contact(via0) in between diffusion or poly and metal ? why not via1,via2,via3 ?
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Why their is always contact(via0) in between diffusion or poly and metal ? why not via1,via2,via3 ?

siliconvlsiBy siliconvlsiJanuary 12, 2022Updated:May 12, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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We used Contact(via0) in between diffusion and poly

Because contact(via0) is made with tungsten filament while via1,via2, and via3 are made with copper material, so contact(via0) has better conductivity than via1,via2, and via3.

 So for base layers(poly, diffusion), we used always contact(via0).

 

 

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