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| − | + | '''Metal interconnect layers''' refers to the stacked series of electrically insulated metallic interconnecting wires that are used to connect together the various devices on an [[integrated circuit]]. Adjacent layers are linked together through the use of electrical contacts and [[via]]s. Modern high-end integrated circuits can have as much as 10-20 metal layers in order to ease the task of routing an integrated circuit. | |
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