2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2010.02.272
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An analysis of 100MeV F8+ ion and 50MeV Li3+ ion irradiation effects on silicon NPN rf power transistors

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“…5 at fixed V BE of 0.6 V after four kinds of heavy ion irradiation, where β pre and β post are the current gain before and after irradiation, respectively. It is indicated that all four ion curves show a nonlinear (linear) behavior at low (large) fluence, following the Messenger-Spratt equation [14,22] ∆ 1…”
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“…5 at fixed V BE of 0.6 V after four kinds of heavy ion irradiation, where β pre and β post are the current gain before and after irradiation, respectively. It is indicated that all four ion curves show a nonlinear (linear) behavior at low (large) fluence, following the Messenger-Spratt equation [14,22] ∆ 1…”
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confidence: 97%
“…As reported in Refs. [14]- [16], the swift heavy ions can produce ionization damages and displacement damages in the transistors, simultaneously. Ionization damages create some positive oxide trapped charges and interface states around the EB spacer oxide layer, which act as generation-recombination (G-R) centers and increase the base surface recombination current in the low V BE region.…”
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