Abstract: A semiconductor device includes: M*1st conductors in a first layer of metallization (M*1st layer) and being aligned correspondingly along different corresponding ones of alpha tracks and representing corresponding inputs of a cell region in the semiconductor device; and M*2nd conductors in a second layer of metallization (M*2nd layer) aligned correspondingly along beta tracks, and the M*2nd conductors including at least one power grid (PG) segment and one or more of an output pin or a routing segment; and each of first and second ones of the input pins having a length sufficient to accommodate at most two access points; each of the access points of the first and second input pins being aligned to a corresponding different one of first to fourth beta tracks; and the PG segment being aligned with one of the first to fourth beta tracks.

Abstract: A remotely controllable outlet assembly has a case, an outlet panel and a power remote control device. The outlet panel is mounted on the case. The power remote control device has a remote controller and a main control apparatus. The main control apparatus is mounted in the case and is electrically connected to a neutral wire, a live wire and an outlet of the outlet panel. The main control apparatus electrically connects or disconnects the neutral wire and the live wire to or from the outlet according to an operation command emitted from the remote controller. Therefore, the outlet is remotely controllable. The main control apparatus is embedded in the wall, so that the outlet assembly does not spoil the interior decoration of the house.