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An Ion Implant Induced Instability Mechanism in CMOS/SOS Device
A complex charge trapping instability was identified in CMOS/SOS circuits which had failed during extended life tests. The cause of this instability was shown to be latent oxide damage from forced oxide currents during ion implantation. A conducting wafer coating during ion implant was found to eliminate the forced oxide current and to prevent the instability.