Christoph Weis, S. Aschauer, G. Wachutka, A. Hartl, F. Hille, F. Pfirsch
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Numerical analysis of cosmic radiation-induced failures in power diodes
Silicon power diodes can run into thermal destruction due to cosmic radiation-induced effects. We performed electro-thermal coupled device simulations in order to explain the failure mechanism. The results are compared to ion irradiation experiments. We find a strong heating located at the point where the incident ion deposits charge with a temperature rise which can explain melting of used materials.