Philippe Candelier, Nathalie Villani, J. Schoellkopf, Patrick Mortini
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One time programmable drift antifuse cell reliability
An innovative non-volatile memory cell based on gate oxide breakdown is presented. The full compatibility with a standard CMOS process and the limited programming current per cell make the drift antifuse a low cost and dense non-volatile storage solution. Reliable storage is demonstrated and results from both device architecture and design optimization are given.