Chapter 4. Basic Failure Modes and Mechanisms
This failure mode is generally observed in devices subjected to an accelerated life test or to high operating temperatures. The degradation is observed as an increase in the gate leakage current over the duration of the test. No experimentally identified failure mechanisms have been linked to this failure mode, but surface-state effects have been
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