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Avalanche hot carrier induced bipolar device degradation as a function of temperature, current density, and time is reported. The observed drift in emitter-base breakdown voltage (Vebo) is found to be well correlated to changes in forward base (Ib) and collector (Ic) currents. The model of hydrogen release from the Si-SiO2 interface and its subsequent passivation of base dopants during hot carrier stress is proposed to account for such a correlation.

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Modular bipolar analysis: Part II—Application

Dunkley

Kang²,

Nygaard³

1978

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices

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Modular bipolar analysis: Part I—Theory

Dunkley

Kang

1978

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices

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