Chapter 4. Basic Failure Modes and Mechanisms - NASA
Mechanisms Possible Solutions Degradation in IDSS Life test, operation Gate sinking, surface effects, hydrogen effects Derating criteria, temperature control, environmental control Degradation in gate leakage current Life test, high-temperature storage test, high-temperature reverse bias Interdiffusion Temperature control, gate current control ...
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