Grid Routing (Part 1)

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[@fountainheadlaw7165]

Prof. Sengupta does a great job explaining grid routing (this series) and detailed routing (another series). Thanks!! 5:50 - types of constraints 7:00 - Grid routing 12:10 - maze algorithm, line algorithm

[@socialogic9777]

segments on which wire runs(routing tracks) are also aligned to the grid lines.

[@vandrangivenkatesh2836]

The audio quality suddenly changes! Apart from that, as always excellent lectures

[@socialogic9777]

what a line - "as if a wavefront is emanating"😇

[@rajeevmahajan9227]

This video doesn't do the justice only because of its audio aspect. NPTEL team, plz do check before uploading🙏

[@socialogic9777]

In grid routing we are trying to find a single layer path from source to destination. How is it possible? can a single layer run both horizontally and vertically?

[@anandmaurya4045]

how you retrace the path which is minimum cost ?

[@veenarao761]

thank you sir