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Including the effects of process-related variability on radiation response using a new test chip

Space applications using advanced foundry processes require accurate assessment of the dependence of total-ionizing dose (TID) response on process variability and layout. A new test chip is described to enable large sample of device measurements under irradiation. The variability of TID-induced leak...

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Main Authors: Yanfeng Li, Rezzak, N, Schrimpf, R D, Fleetwood, D M, Enxia Zhang, Yanjun Wu, Shuang Cai, Jingqiu Wang, Donglin Wang
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description Space applications using advanced foundry processes require accurate assessment of the dependence of total-ionizing dose (TID) response on process variability and layout. A new test chip is described to enable large sample of device measurements under irradiation. The variability of TID-induced leakage current and transistor mismatch both increase after irradiation.
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Leakage current
Logic gates
Mismatch
Process Design Kit
Process Variability
Radiation effects
Stress
TID
Transistors
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