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Design Verification Layer
A Design Verification layer, or simply “layer”,
is a collection of geometry. A layer is a term used internally within
DV as input or output for various DV commands. When used as input,
the contents of a DV layer can be imported from layout by the ImportLayer
command or created by a DV command. When used as output, the SaveLayer
command can be used to save the contents of a DV layer as results which
can then be viewed in layout.
DV layers contain one of the following types of graphical
information:
Error clusters – Grouped segments
that represent the results of a check. Usually a cluster contains two
segments, but under certain conditions there may be a fewer or greater
number of segments. These segments possess no polygon information.
Segments may be a single point.
Polygons – Closed geometric
figures which may contain holes.
DV layers containing polygons may be used as input
to any command. Once DV layers containing edges are supported, they
may be used as input to commands. DV layers containing polygons or
edges support rule “conjunction”, using the output of one
check/operation as the input to another check/operation. DV layers
containing error clusters may be used as input only with the SaveLayer
command.
The topics for this section include:
ImportLayer
ImportNet

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