IEC PAS 62189:2000
(Main)Bias Life
Bias Life
This test is performed to determine the effects of bias conditions and temperature on solid state devices over an extended period of time. It is intended primarily for device qualification and reliability monitoring.
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IEC/PAS 62189
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Copyright © 1991, JEDEC; 2000, IEC
INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSION
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BIAS LIFE
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Copyright © 1991, JEDEC; 2000, IEC
J ESD22-A 108-A
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TEST METHOD A108-A
BIAS LIFE
JCB-90-31 ,
(From Council
JEDEC Ballo t formulate d under
th e
cognizance of JC-14.1 Committee on Reliability Test Methods fo r
Packaged Devices. )
1. PURPOSE
This test is performed to determine the effects of bias conditions
and temperature on solid state devices over an extended period of
time. It is intended primaril y
for devic e
Qualification an d
reliability monitoring .
2. APPARATUS
The performance of this test requires equipment that is capable of
providing the particular test conditions to which the test samples
will be subjected .
2.1 Circuitr y
The circuitry through which the samples will be biased must* b e
designed with several considerations:
2.1.1 Device Schematic
The biasing and operating schemes shall** consider the limitations
of the device and shall not overstress the devices nor contribute
runaway.
to therma l Device thermal characterization shall b e
considered (or may be made) to ensure that the temperature of “Hot
th e
Spots” o n di e does no t exceed maximum rate d junctio n
temperature.
2.1.2 Power
The test circuit should*** be designed to limit power dissipatio n
if a device failure occurs ,
such that,
excessive power will not be
applied to other devices in the sample.
*
The word must is cautionar y
in the sense that the state d
action is essential to successful achievement of a purpose .
* *
The word shall is to be understood as mandatory.
** *
The word should is to be understood as advisory.
Copyright © 1991, JEDEC; 2000, IEC
JESD22-A108-A
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2.2 Device Mounting
Equipment design if required, shall provide for mounting of devices
to minimiz e adverse effects durin g test , (e.g. , improper hea t
dissipation) .
2.3 Power Supplies and Signal Sources
Instruments (such as DVMs, oscilloscopes,
etc. ) used to set up and
monitor power supplies and signal sources shall be maintained in
a calibrated system and shall be of the type that provides goo d
long-term stability .
The environmental chamber shall be capable of maintaining th e
specifie d ambient tempe
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