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Physical Mechanisms Contributing to Device "Rebound"

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1984 · Vol. 31(6) · pp. 1434–1438
J.R. SchwankP.S. WinokurP. J. McWhorterF.W. SextonP. V. DressendorferD. C. Turpin

Abstract

The physical mechanisms that produce rebound have been identified. The positive increase in threshold voltage during a bias anneal is due to annealing of oxide trapped charge. Rebound can be predicted by measuring the contribution to the threshold voltage from radiation-induced interface states immediately after irradiation.

Semiconductor materials and devicesIntegrated Circuits and Semiconductor Failure AnalysisAdvanced Memory and Neural ComputingThreshold voltageAnnealing (glass)Materials scienceOptoelectronicsVoltageIrradiationRadiationNegative-bias temperature instabilityOxideElectrical engineering
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