Electrical predictive model of Zener diode under pulsed EOS

Electrical overstress (EOS) is assumed as one of the most misinterpreted electrical phenomena that can affect drastically the reliability of electronic components. To predict the behaviour of a circuit under EOS, a relevant predictive circuit model is required. An investigation of circuit degradatio...

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description Electrical overstress (EOS) is assumed as one of the most misinterpreted electrical phenomena that can affect drastically the reliability of electronic components. To predict the behaviour of a circuit under EOS, a relevant predictive circuit model is required. An investigation of circuit degradation caused by the pulsed EOS is addressed. More precisely, the electrical response of the Zener diode BZX84B6V8 under square wave EOS is modelled. The proposed model is originally extracted from the diode electro-thermal behaviour caused by the self-heating induced by excessive EOS on the reverse voltage. The diode EOS model was emulated and implemented in VHDL-AMS language. It has been found experimentally, with a 17 V amplitude and 8 ms period square wave EOS, that the diode transient electrical parameters enable experimental response prediction. The suggested model can be used for reliability analyses of electronic devices.
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circuit degradation
circuit reliability
Circuits
Circuits and systems
diode electrothermal behaviour
diode transient electrical parameters
Diodes
electrical predictive model
electrical response
Electronic devices
Electronics
electrostatic discharge
Engineering Sciences
experimental response prediction
Mathematical models
pulsed EOS
relevant predictive circuit model
reliability analyses
reverse voltage
self‐heating
square wave electrical overstress
Square waves
time 8 ms
VHDL‐AMS language
Voltage
voltage 17 V
Zener diode BZX84B6V8
Zener diodes
title Electrical predictive model of Zener diode under pulsed EOS
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