Analysis of Bias Effects on the Total-Dose Response of a Bipolar Voltage Comparator

The impact of the bias condition during irradiation on the total-dose response of a bipolar voltage comparator is investigated. Experimental results obtained with input pins biased asymmetrically during irradiation exhibit completely different total-dose response compared to irradiation with all pin...

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Hauptverfasser: Bernard, M. F., Dusseau, L., Boch, J., Vaille, J.-R., Saigne, F., Schrimpf, R.D., Lorfevre, E., David, J. P.
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description The impact of the bias condition during irradiation on the total-dose response of a bipolar voltage comparator is investigated. Experimental results obtained with input pins biased asymmetrically during irradiation exhibit completely different total-dose response compared to irradiation with all pins grounded. Circuit analysis shows that asymmetrical biasing of the input stage creates a mismatch of the gain degradation in the transistors constituting the differential pair
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Asymmetry
Bias
Bipolar analog circuits
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circuitry
Circuits
Comparators
Degradation
Electric potential
Electronics
Engineering Sciences
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integrated circuits (ICs)
Ionizing radiation
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Manufacturing
Mirrors
Pins
total dose
Voltage
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