Radiation Damage to Junction and MOS Transistors

Investigations of radiation induced damage of such transistors are reported which find application in electronic equipments explosed to nuclear sources of high intensity. The mechanism of the effect of radiation is described and it is shown that in the case of nuclear reactors the effect of fast neu...

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description Investigations of radiation induced damage of such transistors are reported which find application in electronic equipments explosed to nuclear sources of high intensity. The mechanism of the effect of radiation is described and it is shown that in the case of nuclear reactors the effect of fast neutrons is of critical importance. In the experiments on OC 44K and MOS FET transistors irradiated in the core of a VVRS-reactor the radiation effect was manifested in both types most markedly by the decrease in collector corrent, appreciable in the former already at a fast neutron dose of 10 to the 13th power n/cm squared while in the latter at doses higher by 1-2 orders of magnitude. The experimental data may be helpful to determine the optimum location of an electronic equipment containing radiation sensitive elements and the appropriate choice of the nuclear shielding. Edited trans. of Meres es Automatika (Hungary) v17 n3 p85-89 1969.
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Radiation shielding
Silicon
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