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Enhanced low dose rate sensitivity and pre-irradiation elevated-temperature stress effects in bipolar devices: role of hydrogen in the passivation layer

Authors: Shilong Gou; Wuying Ma; Zhibin Yao; Zujun Wang; Jiangkun Sheng; Yuanyuan Xue

DOI: 10.1088/1674-4926/25090014Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Ultra-low dose rate irradiation (0.002 rad(Si)/s) can cause more than three times greater degradation than common low dose rate (0.01 rad(Si)/s) in some bipolar devices. • Pre-irradiation elevated-temperature stress (PETS) can enhance radiation sensitivity by a factor up to 20.3. • Devices exhibiting PETS effects have a saturation dose rate for ELDRS below 0.01 rad(Si)/s. • The type and concentration of hydrogen bonds in the passivation layer are key factors influencing ELDRS and PETS effects.
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