Comparison of neutron irradiation effects on the electrical performances of SiGe HBT and Si BJT
MENGXiangti, WANGRuipian, KANGAiguo, WANGJilin, JIAHongyong, CHENPe
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MENGXiangti, WANGRuipian, KANGAiguo, WANGJilin, JIAHongyong, CHENPe
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The change of electrical performances of silicon-germanium (SiGe) heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) andSi bipolar junction transistor (BJT) was studied as a fumction of reactor fast neutron radiation fluence. After neutron irradia-tion, the collector current Ic and the current gain β decrease, and the base current Ib increases generally for SiGe HBT. Thehigher the neuron irradiation fluence is, the larger Ib increases. For conventional Si BJT, Ic and Ib increase as wellas β decreases much larger than SiGe HBT at the same fluence. It is shown that SiGe HBT has a larger anti-radiationthreshold and better anti-radiation perrormance than Si BJT. The mechanism of performance changes induced by irradiationwas preliminarily discussed.
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The change of electrical performances of silicon-germanium (SiGe) heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) andSi bipolar junction transistor (BJT) was studied as a fumction of reactor fast neutron radiation fluence. After neutron irradia-tion, the collector current Ic and the current gain β decrease, and the base current Ib increases generally for SiGe HBT. Thehigher the neuron irradiation fluence is, the larger Ib increases. For conventional Si BJT, Ic and Ib increase as wellas β decreases much larger than SiGe HBT at the same fluence. It is shown that SiGe HBT has a larger anti-radiationthreshold and better anti-radiation perrormance than Si BJT. The mechanism of performance changes induced by irradiationwas preliminarily discussed.
Key concepts: Heterojunction bipolar transistor, Bipolar junction transistor, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Fluence, Irradiation, Radiation, Silicon-germanium