Magnetic shielding structure for mram array
A cell array, metal structure technology, applied in the field of magnetic shielding
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[0034] A detailed description of various embodiments intended to illustrate the invention is set forth below and should not be considered limiting.
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[0036] Typically, a magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) includes a large number of magnetic bit cells formed on a semiconductor substrate, where each cell represents a data bit. Information is written to a bit cell by changing the magnetization direction of a magnetic element within the bit cell, and the bit cell is read by measuring the resistance of the bit cell (e.g., a low resistance typically represents a "0" bit and a high resistance typically represents a "1" bits). Bit cells are programmed using programming lines, commonly referred to as bit lines and digit (or word) lines.
[0037]One disadvantage of memory arrays implemented using MRAM cells is the lack of immunity to magnetic fields in the surrounding environment, which can disturb or corrupt data values stored by multiple magnetic bit ...
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