Antifuse memory IP fuels low-power designs

Antifuse memory IP fuels low-power designs

EMBEDDED NONVOLATILE MEMORY is becoming more prevalent in a wide range of chips, particularly for power-sensitive applications. Memory IP for such apps requires the design of both the basic memory bit and the memory macro architecture to minimize power demands. An appropriate one-time programmable (...

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Veröffentlicht in:Electronic Engineering Times 2008-08 (1537), p.70
1. Verfasser: Lipman, Jim
Format: Magazinearticle
Sprache:eng
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Arrays
Design
Designers
Embedded systems
Information storage
Power supply
Product design
Transistors
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Zusammenfassung:EMBEDDED NONVOLATILE MEMORY is becoming more prevalent in a wide range of chips, particularly for power-sensitive applications. Memory IP for such apps requires the design of both the basic memory bit and the memory macro architecture to minimize power demands. An appropriate one-time programmable (OTP) memory macro can meet nonvolatile memory requirements while offering low-power operation.
ISSN:0192-1541