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DTIC ADA066886: Neutron Damage Correlation Experiments in Semicondu...
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Studies of radiation damage equivalence have been
conducted in four different neutron environments by using
silicon transistors with gain-bandwidth products covering
the range from 1 MHz to 2 GHz and power ratings covering
the range from 200 mW to 115 W. The neutron environments
were obtained from two TRIGA reactors, a fast-burst
reactor, a 14-MeV generator, and a Californium 252
fission source. Experimentally, damage factors were
obtained by comparisons of changes in the reciprocal of
the common-emitter dc gain as a function of measured
fluences. The damage factor was the slope of the
resulting curve. Corrections were made for the fraction
of total damage associated with gamma radiation effects.
The ratios of the slopes of the data from the different
irradiation facilities give an indication of spectral
differences among the facilities. These ratios do not
appear to be strong functions of collector current or of
the transistor type. The experimental data were compared
with theoretical calculations of displacement damage as
defined by the damage curves of Messenger and of Holmes.
The ratio of 14-MeV generator to fast-burst reactor
damage is less than predicted theoretically; the ratio of
fast-burst reactor to TRIGA reactor is higher than
calculated. Uncertainties in the parameter and dosimetry
measurements could account for some of the observed
differences, but the uncertainty in the spectra content
of the reactors is probably the major contributor.
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Date Published: 2017-09-04 12:00:47
Identifier: DTIC_ADA066886
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Language: english
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