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Hot Electron Induced Degradation of N-Channel IGFETs
Under certain bias conditions, electrons flowing through the channel of an n-channel IGFET can be injected into the gate insulator. A fraction of the injected electrons is trapped in the dielectric, producing a shift in device operating characteristics. This phenomenon is minimized by proper device design. A model is described to predict long-term shifts from accelerated stress test data.