.~ Using structure alterable to conductive state (i.e., antifuse)
DEFINITION
Classification: 438/131
Using structure alterable to conductive state (i.e., antifuse):
(under subclass 128) Process for making an array of electrical devices and selectively interconnecting the devices via a structure which is alterable from a
nonconductive state to a conductive state.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
467, for altering the conductivity of an antifuse element through the direct application of an electrical current.
600, for metallization processes forming a structure alterable to a conductive state.
