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The application of a modified Blech product to aluminum-based metallization for increased current density
An investigation into the Blech effect on aluminum-based metallization shows that modifying the Blech product (jL) to j2L allows electromigration lifetimes for short line segments to be extrapolated to operating conditions. The use of this modified Blech product in calculating current acceleration provides good correlation with n from Black's equation.