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Fixed small typos in LVS doc text.
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@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ same_device_classes("POLYRES", nil)</pre>
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A relative tolerance is specified as an additonal forth parameter. You can set
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A relative tolerance is specified as an additional forth parameter. You can set
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the absolute tolerance to zero to specify only relative tolerances. This will
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specify 1% tolerance for the "L" parameter of "NMOS" devices:
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@ -151,13 +151,14 @@ same_device_classes("POLYRES", nil)</pre>
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There is also a more explicit notation for the tolerance:
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<pre>tolerance("NMOS", "L", :absolute => 0.05)
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tolerance("NMOS", "L", :relative => 0.01)</pre>
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<pre>tolerance("NMOS", "L", :absolute => 0.05)</pre>
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<p>
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This notation is equivalent to the two forms above.
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or
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<pre>tolerance("NMOS", "L", :relative => 0.01)</pre>
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<p>
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An absolute plus relative tolerance can be specified by giving both.
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The following calls will give you 50nm absolute and 1% relative tolerance for the "L"
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