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Characterization data, theoretical developments, and the design and reliability impact of three-terminal breakdown is reported. Surface states are shown empirically to play a significant role in breakdown voltage mechanisms. It is illustrated that charge trapping phenomena can dominate the temperature coefficient of the breakdown voltage making analogies to diode characteristics invalid.