J. Manca, W. Wondrak, K. Croes, W. De Ceuninck, V. D’Haeger, L. de Schepper, L. Tielemans
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Abstract
In the field of high temperature electronics some doubts have been expressed about the validity of the Arrhenius relation. In this paper the in-situ electrical measurement technique is presented to investigate the temperature dependence of failure mechanisms and conduction mechanisms of several material systems in a broad temperature region. Measurement results will be presented showing single-activation energy and multiple-activation energy behaviour of a.o. electrical conduction, degradation of resistances, electromigration and time dependent dielectric breakdown at high temperature conditions.