Hardness Assurance Considerations for Long-Term Ionizing Radiation Effects on Bipolar Structures

The purpose of this work was to assess the theoretical understanding of long-term ionization effects in semiconductor bipolar devices in support of developing hardness assurance techniques. The principal effort was directed at studying transistor gain degradation mechanisms by use of models relating...

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Energy capture
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Lead compounds
Mechanical factors
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