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This article describes in detail a custom, high-performance, compact, flexible and reconfigurable test equipment. This measurement system is able to perform, locally or remotely, the electrical characterization of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits (ICs) under ionizing irradiation tests. This measurement platform can be managed remotely...

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... Ionizing radiation effects in integrated circuits (ICs) significantly affects the reliability of electronic systems exposed to such environmental condition. An important class of effect in MOS transistors is the Total Ionizing Dose (TID), which causes electrical degradation due to the accumulation of trapped charges in the insulation oxides, affecting the threshold voltage ( V th ) of transistors, the leakage current and the carrier mobility, among other parameters [30][31][32]. These effects usually depend on biasing, switching frequencies, and size of the transistors [3,14,21,34,37] and may even lead to complete system failure. ...
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