6. Consider 2 rectangular copper lines connected by a cylindrical via of resistance 2 N, as shown below. If the resistivity of copper is p = 1.72 µN-cm, what is the total resistance of the interconnect structure? 200 um um 2 μη 500 µm

6. Consider 2 rectangular copper lines connected by a cylindrical via of resistance 2 N, as shown below. If the resistivity of copper is p = 1.72 µN-cm, what is the total resistance of the interconnect structure? 200 um um 2 μη 500 µm

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500 µm

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