Abstract:
Semiconducting devices, including integrated circuits, protected from reverse engineering comprising metal traces leading to field oxide. Metallization usually leads to the gate, source or drain areas of the circuit, but not to the insulating field oxide, thus misleading a reverse engineer. A method for fabricating such devices.
Abstract:
Semiconducting devices, including integrated circuits, protected from reverse engineering comprising metal traces leading to field oxide. Metallization usually leads to the gate, source or drain areas of the circuit, but not to the insulating field oxide, thus misleading a reverse engineer. A method for fabricating such devices.
Abstract:
A device adapted to protect integrated circuits from reverse engineering comprising a part looking like a via connecting two metal layers, but in fact attached only to one metal layer and spaced from the other. Having such "trick" via would force a reverse engineer to think there is a connection where there is none. A method for fabricating such device.
Abstract:
Semiconducting devices, including integrated circuits, protected from reverse engineering comprisingmetal traces leading to field oxide. Metallization usually leads to the gate, source or drain areas of thecircuit, but not to the insulating field oxide, thus misleading a reverse engineer. A method for fabricatingsuch devices.
Abstract:
Semiconducting devices, including integrated circuits, protected from reverse engineering comprisingmetal traces leading to field oxide. Metallization usually leads to the gate, source or drain areas of thecircuit, but not to the insulating field oxide, thus misleading a reverse engineer. A method for fabricatingsuch devices.
Abstract:
Semiconducting devices, including integrated circuits, protected from reverse engineering comprising metal traces leading to field oxide. Metallization usually leads to the gate, source or drain areas of the circuit, but not to the insulating field oxide, thus misleading a reverse engineer. A method for fabricating such devices.
Abstract:
A method and circuit for blocking unauthorized access to at least one memory cell in a semiconductor memory. The method includes providing a switch and/or a link which assumes an open state when access to the at least one memory cell is to be blocked; and coupling-a data line associated with the at least one memory cell to a constant voltage source in response to the switch or link assuming an open state.
Abstract:
Semiconducting devices, including integrated circuits, protected from reverse engineering comprising metal traces leading to field oxide. Metallization usually leads to the gate, source or drain areas of the circuit, but not to the insulating field oxide, thus misleading a reverse engineer. A method for fabricating such devices.
Abstract:
A device adapted to protect integrated circuits from reverse engineering comprising a part looking like a via connecting two metal layers, but in fact attached only to one metal layer and spaced from the other. Having such "trick" via would force a reverse engineer to think there is a connection where there is none. A method for fabricating such device.