semiconductor life = f(temp), was How Hot

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From: Don taylor
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 02:49

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I am not really interested in socket or solder failure.

About a decade ago I read the Motorola MECL Design Guide that described how
the life of mecl went down 100 or 1000 fold (I don't remember anymore) for
EACH 30 degree c temperature rise.

Does anyone have current data for parts like the 486?

The issue is whether it is heavily dependent on the cleanliness of the process
or really inherent in the silicon itself.

I would really like a documented source for this info.

Please reply by email if at all possible

Thanks
Don Taylor
503-235-6853
dont@klic.rain.com
qiclab!loop!dont

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