H. Tanaka, K. Hotta, S. Kuwano, M. Usui, M. Ishiko
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Mechanical stress dependence of power device electrical characteristics
This paper describes how mechanical stress affects the electrical characteristics of a power device, depending on the surface structure of the device or the device type. Experimental results show that devices in which the current flow direction is vertical to the substrate, such as trench structure devices, are affected the least by mechanical stress