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US Patent 8223526 Low power antifuse sensing scheme with improved reliability

Patent 8223526 was granted and assigned to Sidense on July, 2012 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Sidense
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
8223526
Patent Inventor Names
Wlodek Kurjanowicz0
Date of Patent
July 17, 2012
Patent Application Number
12713991
Date Filed
February 26, 2010
Patent Primary Examiner
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Son Dinh
Patent abstract

Generally, a method and circuit for improving the retention and reliability of unprogrammed anti-fuse memory cells. This is achieved by minimizing the tunneling current through the unprogrammed anti-fuse memory cells which can cause eventual gate oxide breakdown. The amount of time a read voltage is applied to the anti-fuse memory cells is reduced by pulsing a read voltage applied to a wordline connected to the unprogrammed anti-fuse memory cells, thereby reducing the tunneling current. Further tunneling current can be reduced by decoupling the unprogrammed anti-fuse memory cells from a sense amplifier that can drive the corresponding bitline to VSS.

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