ROTO FILL

Brand	Owner	Address	Description
ROTOFIL	ROTOFIL AG	Via Vite 3 6855 Stabio Switzerland	ROTO-FILL;TEXTILE FABRIC SOLD AS A COMPONENT PART OF HATS, VISORS, CAPS, COATS, JACKETS, [ SCARVES, ] GLOVES, MITTENS, TROUSERS, SHORTS, SHIRTS, ROBES, [ AND UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN (BASED ON USE IN COMMERCE AND SECTION 44); HATS, VISERS, AND CAPS; COATS, JACKETS, SCARVES, GLOVES, MITTENS, TROUSERS, SHORTS, SHIRTS, ROBES, AND UNDERCLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN (BASED ONLY ON SECTION 44) ];[ TEXTILE TISSUES AND LININGS USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF CLOTHING; ] TEXTILE FABRIC IN THE PIECE; TEXTILE FABRICS FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF CLOTHING; [ CURTAINS; SHEETS, BLANKETS, NAPKINS, TABLECLOTH, PILLOWCASES; TABLE AND BED LINEN; TEXTILE FABRIC FOR USE IN UPHOLSTERY; FILTER CLOTHS (BASED ON USE IN COMMERCE AND SECTION 44) ];
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Technical Examples

An integrated circuit and a method for using metal fill geometries to reduce the voltage drop in power meshes. Metal fill geometries are connected to the power mesh using vias or wires at multiple locations. Metal fill geometries are connected to other floating metal fill geometries using vias or wires at multiple locations. The circuit design introduces maximum redundancy between metal fill geometries and power mesh geometries, but partial redundancy between metal fill geometries and metal fill geometries. In particular, the redundancy in connectivity between metal fill geometries and metal fill geometries is kept minimal to reduce the number of geometries introduced. The high redundancy between metal fill geometries and power mesh geometries and the partial redundancy among metal fill geometries result in a smaller IR-drop by reducing the effective resistance on a power mesh. Hence, the invention use redundancy carefully and advantageously to achieve simultaneous metal density and IR-drop optimization without introducing excessive number of metal fill geometries.