Abstract
The dependence of a defective device's voltage-current characteristics on temperature is studied, both from a theoretical perspective and through a series of actual case studies. The shape of the current vs. temperature curve is shown to be a good prognosticator of the defect type, and as such a valuable complement to other non-destructive defect characterization techniques such as photoemission spectrum analysis [1].
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1996
ASM International
Issue Section:
Testing
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