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Great write-up and drawings. I've heard of fuses in processors, MCUs, etc but not of anti-fuses. Are anti-fuses a feature of older designs, based on large pro
by antattack 4y ago
Great write-up and drawings. I've heard of fuses in processors, MCUs, etc but not of anti-fuses. Are anti-fuses a feature of older designs, based on large process size?
"The second type of fuse is an "antifuse", which has the opposite behavior: it does not conduct until a high current is applied"
- kens 4y agoAntifuses are used in modern chips, e.g. FPGAs: https://www.microsemi.com/product-directory/fpga-soc/1641-antifuse-fpgas https://www.microsemi.com/product-directory/fpga-soc/1641-an...