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Failure Analysis and Optimization of Metal Fuses for Post Package Trimming
Post package trimming is important in achieving precise control of circuit parameters that may shift due to package stresses. However, the size of on-chip driver circuitry must be minimized while still maintaining reliably trimmed fuses. This study presents a statistical analysis and physical characterization of trimmed fuses to optimize fuse geometry and trimming conditions.