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Radiation-induced junction-leakage random-telegraph-signal

Dewitte et al., 2021

Document ID
15571804261502910211
Author
Dewitte H
Goiffon V
Le Roch A
Rizzolo S
Virmontois C
Marcandella C
Paillet P
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IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science

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This article studies the radiation effects on the junction leakage random telegraph signal (JL- RTS). Using arrays of transistors, a statistical study of the phenomenon in MOSFETs source pn junctions is performed and the impact of the electric field, the type of irradiation, and the …
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