One time programmable memory implemented using mram stack design
A memory and memory array technology, applied in static memory, read-only memory, digital memory information, etc., can solve problems such as increased cost of integration and difficulty in MTJ stacking
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[0037] In order to meet the requirement that an integrated circuit having at least one array of magnetic one-time programmable memory cells and at least one array of MRAM cells can be integrated with digital and / or analog functional circuit blocks, a single MTJ stack and gated MOS transistor is constructed as To achieve at least two different types of memory. The MTJ stack will be optimized for its primary application (whether it is high-speed working memory, high-density memory or long-term data retention memory), and the basic layout of gated MOS transistors is the same as the magnetic memory cell type. 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d are schematic diagrams of a magnetic random access memory cell. As shown in Figures 2a and 2b, the MRAM cell 105 has an MTJ stack 110 connected in series with a gated MOS transistor M1. The first electrode connects the free magnetic layer 106 of the MTJ stack 110 to the true bit line 100 . The true bit line 100 connects the MRAM cell 105 to a column decode...
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