L. Bonora, J. David, M. Calvet, R. Ecoffet, C. Barillot, P. Calvel
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Abstract
In this paper, are investigated the influences of experimental parameters such as dose rate, irradiation temperature and base-emitter bias upon the degradation of elementary NPN and lateral PNP transistors. Very low dose rate results (3 mrad(Si)/s) are included and compared with several sets of experimental conditions for high dose rate irradiations. A specific configuration, combining an elevated temperature and a moderate reverse bias applied to the emitter-base junction, was found to be reasonably consistent with the room-temperature, low dose-rate response.