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Applying device simulation for lifetime-controlled devices
Irradiation techniques are widely used for carrier lifetime control in power devices. Improvements of irradiated devices were usually realized by a number of experiments. The use of an extended recombination model allows improved device simulations which explain the temperature dependencies of stationary and dynamical characteristics. Due to that progress device simulation is able to support development and optimization of irradiated devices.