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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 16, 2001
Filed:
Feb. 05, 2001
Jens Möckel, Dresden, DE;
Robert Feurle, Neubiberg, DE;
Infineon Technologies AG, Munich, DE;
Abstract
An integrated circuit includes electrical conductor tracks adjacently disposed parallel to one another and running substantially in a first direction. The tracks have at least three electrical connection points that can be severed by energy. The connection points are offset with respect to one another both in the first direction and in a second direction at right angles thereto. A central connection point is disposed between two outer connection points viewed in both directions. The connection points are a constituent part of a central or of an outer conductor track. The central and outer tracks are disposed parallel to one another and run substantially in the first direction. Each outer conductor track has, at the level of the central connection point, an offset facing away from the latter and, at the level of the outer connection point of the respective other outer conductor track, an offset facing the latter. The central conductor track has, at the level of the two outer connection points, a respective offset facing away from the latter.