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Double digitlines for multiple programming of prom applications and other anti-fuse circuit element applications

  • US 5,233,206 A
  • Filed: 11/13/1991
  • Issued: 08/03/1993
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/13/1991
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A programmable structure having first and second one-time programmable nodes in an integrated circuit comprising:

  • a) a patterned first conductor having an overlying patterned first dielectric;

    b) a second dielectric adjacent the patterned sides of said first conductor and said first dielectric, said second dielectric being a first thick dielectric spacer on a first patterned side of said first conductor and said first dielectric;

    c) a third dielectric layer blanketing said first thick dielectric spacer, said first dielectric and a second patterned side of said first conductor and said first dielectric;

    d) a patterned second conductor overlying said first conductor, said second conductor having an overlying patterned fourth dielectric residing in intersecting angular fashion to said first conductor with said third dielectric being a first programmable interface therebetween, thereby forming said first programmable node;

    e) a fifth dielectric adjacent the patterned sides of said fifth conductor and said fourth dielectric, said second dielectric being a second thick dielectric spacer on a first patterned side of said second conductor and said fourth dielectric;

    f) a sixth dielectric ;

    layer blanketing said second thick dielectric spacer, said fourth dielectric and a second patterned side of said second conductor and said fifth dielectric; and

    g) a patterned third conductor overlying said second patterned conductor, said third conductor residing in intersecting angular fashion to said second conductor with said sixth dielectric being a second interface therebetween, thereby forming said second programmable node.

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