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  Some points about landing probe pads inside a design chip seems to be unclear to me.
Hope some kind soul would be able to help me out.

  Say I want to probe a point in the circuit, which is a point inside a standard cell.
Since standard cells are designed very compact - I have the following question. Is the
standard practice is of landing probe pads inside standard cell, or that of taking a
metal(?) wire out from the point and placing the probe point at a convenient point
outside standard cells. 

  The reason I have this question is - that if you want to put a probe pad inside a
 cell, I believe it is going to be small enough to satisfy various design rules. And
 my personal experience says that for a novice prober, anything less than 50 micron
 square is dangerous. Since a bit of vibration may land you into a serious trouble.

   Any help will be appreciated.

   Thanks in advance.

   -  TAPAS