Fuse-programmable redundancy control circuit

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Reliability – Redundant

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365200, 326106, 326 38, 327525, 327526, H03K 19003

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053878230

ABSTRACT:
A fuse-programmable control circuit has a master control circuit with a first fusible link that controls the feeding of power to a fuse-programmable memory. If output of signals from the fuse-programmable memory is not required, the first fusible link is cut. If output of signals from the fuse-programmable memory is required, the first fusible link is left uncut and the fuse-programmable memory is programmed by cutting one fusible link in each of a number of pairs of fusible links. In either case, no current can flow through the fuse-programmable control circuit.

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