Antifuse device for use on a field programmable interconnect chi

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1998-04-30

1999-07-06

Williams, Alexander Oscar

Active solid-state devices (e.g., transistors, solid-state diode

Integrated circuit structure with electrically isolated...

Passive components in ics

257528, 257529, 257758, 257209, 257207, 438600, H01L 2302

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059201100

ABSTRACT:
This interconnect chip provides the function of an antifuse device. The interconnect chip is initially disconnected. Application of a high voltage applied across two terminals on the chip causes intrinsic polysilicon, which serves as an insulator between the connections to break down and form a reliable short circuit between the pads by redistribution of impurities from the layers above and below the intrinsic polysilicon.

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