Ismail, N. ; Malbert, N. ; Labat, N. ; Touboul, A. ; Muraro, J-L. ; Brasseau, F. ; Langrez, D.
(2005)
On-state safe operating area of GaAs MESFET defined for non linear applications.
In: Gallium Arsenide applications symposium. GAAS 2005, 3-7 ottobre 2005, Parigi.
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Abstract
This paper provides a new approach to
evaluate the transistor safe operating area at nominal
operating conditions which has been demonstrated on
MESFET technology. It consists on performing on-state and
off-state accelerated DC step stresses for bias conditions
which can be reached by the Vds and Vgs sweeps in
overdrive conditions. Both on-state and off-state stresses
shown different degradation modes which can be attributed
to the different stress bias conditions. On the one hand, the
on-state stress corresponds to the impact ionization regime
where the drain-gate voltage is considered as an
accelerating factor for the device degradation. On the other
hand, the off-state stress is performed for bias conditions
which correspond to the gate leakage current regime in the
reverse Igs-Vgs characteristics where the drain-gate voltage
and the gate current are considered as an accelerating
factor for the device degradation.
Abstract
This paper provides a new approach to
evaluate the transistor safe operating area at nominal
operating conditions which has been demonstrated on
MESFET technology. It consists on performing on-state and
off-state accelerated DC step stresses for bias conditions
which can be reached by the Vds and Vgs sweeps in
overdrive conditions. Both on-state and off-state stresses
shown different degradation modes which can be attributed
to the different stress bias conditions. On the one hand, the
on-state stress corresponds to the impact ionization regime
where the drain-gate voltage is considered as an
accelerating factor for the device degradation. On the other
hand, the off-state stress is performed for bias conditions
which correspond to the gate leakage current regime in the
reverse Igs-Vgs characteristics where the drain-gate voltage
and the gate current are considered as an accelerating
factor for the device degradation.
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15 Feb 2006
Last modified
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