| 1. A semiconductor integrated circuit which is formed on one semiconductor substrate in a form so that the semiconductor integrated
circuit includes a first region and a second region, which is different from the first region,
wherein a plurality of first cells having respectively given functions are arranged in the first region, lines which are arranged
on peripheral portions of a first cell are laid out at positions away from boundaries of the first cells which are arranged
close to each other, and
wherein a plurality of second cells having respectively given functions are arranged in the second region, a second cell includes
wide-width lines arranged on the peripheral portion thereof and narrow-width lines having a line width narrower than the line
width of the wide-width lines in the second cell, and the line interval between a wide-width line and a narrow-width line,
which is arranged close to the wide-width line, is set to be wider than the minimum arrangement pitch of the narrow-width
lines.
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