“…Several material and device properties have been measured as a function of time in short-term annealing studies, including minority-carrier lifetime in bulk material [73], [74], [78], [81], [83], conductivity in bulk material [64], [78], diffusion length in solar cells [66]- [68], [75], [82], current gain in bipolar transistors [63], [65], [66], [68], [71], [79], [80], [82], [87], forward voltage drop in diodes [68], [72], junction capacitance in diodes [70], propagation delay time in logic circuits [69], circuit gain in power inverter circuits [69], and dark current [84], [85] and charge transfer inefficiency [85] in CCDs. Various pulsed radiation sources that provided several types of particles were used in those short-term annealing studies, including fission neutrons [63]- [71], [73], [79], [80], [82]- [85], 14-MeV neutrons [73], [82], [83], 1.4-MeV electrons [66], [68], [74], 10-MeV electrons [72], and 30-MeV electrons [78]. In addition t...…”