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Assessment of gated sweep technique for total dose and dose rate analysis in bipolar oxides

Minson et al., 2004

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14419795465935345053
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Minson E
Sanchez I
Barnaby H
Pease R
Platteter D
Dunham G
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IEEE transactions on nuclear science

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The efficacy of a gate sweep characterization technique for extracting radiation defect densities in bipolar devices as a function of total dose, dose rate, irradiation bias and device geometry has been studied. The parts analyzed were all NP type gated diodes formed with …
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