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titleOfInvention Dielectric-based anti-fuse cell with polysilicon contact plug and method for its manufacture
abstract A dielectric-based anti-fuse cell and cell array, that include a doped polysilicon contact plug, with a low resistance in the programmed state, a low capacitance, and a small cell area. The dielectric-based anti-fuse cell includes a first insulating layer, typically SiO 2 , on the surface of a semiconductor substrate. A first doped polysilicon (poly 1) layer is on the upper surface of the first insulating layer and a second insulating layer is over the poly 1 layer. A doped polysilicon contact plug extends through the second insulating layer and into the poly 1 layer. A dielectric layer, typically either an ONO or NO dielectric composite layer, covers the upper surface of the doped polysilicon contact plug. A second doped polysilicon (poly 2) layer is disposed on the dielectric layer. n A process for manufacturing the anti-fuse cell and array includes first providing a semiconductor substrate and forming a first insulating layer on its surface. Next a poly 1 layer (e.g. bit lines) is formed on the surface of the first insulating layer followed by the formation of a second insulating layer over the poly 1 layer. A contact opening that extends into the poly 1 layer is then created in the second insulating layer and filled with a doped polysilicon contact plug. Next, a dielectric layer is formed on the upper surface of the doped polysilicon contact plug, followed by the formation of a poly 2 layer (e.g. word lines) on the upper surface of the dielectric layer.
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