Difference between matallization and solid plane!
A solid copper ground plane is just that - a board layer of continuous copper with nothing else - no components or traces.
Metalization refers to pouring a local area of copper on a layer that has other signal traces or components present. Sometimes it is a complete covering of copper on the exterior layers of a board, with voids to allow the placement of components. Sometimes it is a local pour of copper on a layer directly under a layer with components or traces that require special impedance, or other ground return requirements. Sometimes it is a copper pour on the same layer adjacent to traces or componets requiring special ground return or shielding.
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