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Thermal instabilities in high current power MOS devices: experimental evidence, electro-thermal simulations and analytical modeling

Spirito et al., 2002

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5726234705093316217
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Spirito P
Breglio G
d'Alessandro V
Rinaldi N
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2002 23rd International Conference on Microelectronics. Proceedings (Cat. No. 02TH8595)

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The phenomenon of the thermal instability presented by some high current power MOS has been intensively investigated, both by experimental means and by numerical simulations. An analytical expression for the positive temperature coefficient of the Drain current has …
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