Patent №
US 6,747,481
Granted
2004-06-08
Filed 2002
Owner
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED
Lab
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AI components
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hardware
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
10301986
This invention describes a means for preventing eFuses from growing back under successive programming pulses after being successfully fused by an earlier set of programming pulses. The solution is achieved through the use of an adaptive programming algorithm for blowing the eFuses. In the adaptive algorithm once a high enough resistance on a blown eFuse has been attained it will not receive additional programming pulses that could cause it to become measurably lower resistance.
AI classification
Ownership
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED
assignment · 135270283
Assignors
PITTS, ROBERT L.
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