Chapter 4. Basic Failure Modes and Mechanisms - NASA
susceptible, and the severity of the effect on the performance of the device. Table 4-1. Common MMIC failure modes. Failure Mode Method of Detection Related Failure Mechanisms Possible Solutions Degradation in IDSS Life test, operation Gate sinking, surface effects, hydrogen effects Derating criteria, temperature control, environmental control
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