Enhanced Low Dose Rate Sensitivity at Ultra-Low Dose Rates

We have presented results of ultra-low dose rate irradiations (< or = 10 mrad(Si)/s) for a variety of radiation hardened and commercial linear bipolar devices. We observed low dose rate enhancement factors exceeding 1.5 in several parts. The worst case of dose rate enhancement resulted in functio...

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Hauptverfasser: Chen, Dakai, Pease, Ronald, Forney, James, Carts, Martin, Phan, Anthony, Cox, Stephen, Kruckmeyer, Kriby, Burns, Sam, Albarian, Rafi, Holcombe, Bruce, Little, Bradley, Salzman, James, Chaumont, Geraldine, Duperray, Herve, Ouellet, Al, Buchner, Stephen, LaBel, Kenneth
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Pease, Ronald
Forney, James
Carts, Martin
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Cox, Stephen
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Burns, Sam
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Ouellet, Al
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description We have presented results of ultra-low dose rate irradiations (< or = 10 mrad(Si)/s) for a variety of radiation hardened and commercial linear bipolar devices. We observed low dose rate enhancement factors exceeding 1.5 in several parts. The worst case of dose rate enhancement resulted in functional failures, which occurred after 10 and 60 krad(Si), for devices irradiated at 0.5 and 10 mrad(Si)/s, respectively. Devices fabricated with radiation hardened processes and designs also displayed dose rate enhancement at below 10 mrad(Si)/s. Furthermore, the data indicated that these devices have not reached the damage saturation point. Therefore the degradation will likely continue to increase with increasing total dose, and the low dose rate enhancement will further magnify. The cases presented here, in addition to previous examples, illustrate the significance and pervasiveness of low dose rate enhancement at dose rates lower than 10 mrad(Si). These results present further challenges for radiation hardness assurance of bipolar linear circuits, and raise the question of whether the current standard test dose rate is conservative enough to bound degradations due to ELDRS.
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