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In this paper we review the operational principles of silicon opening switch (SOS) process the utilizing realistic physical models provided by a commercial TCAD tool. We discuses qualitatively the difference between silicon opening process and conventional junction recovery mode. We show that p-n junction has no effect on current interruption.