EPC eGaN® FET Qualification Report EPC2204
– High temperature reverse bias (HTRB): Parts are subjected to a drain-source voltage at the maximum rated temperature
– High temperature gate bias (HTGB): Parts are subjected to a gate-source voltage at the maximum rated temperature
– High temperature storage (HTS): Parts are subjected to heat at the maximum rated temperature
– Temperature cycling (TC): Parts are subjected to alternating high- and low temperature extremes
– High temperature high humidity reverse bias (H3TRB): Parts are subjected to humidity under high temperature with a drain-source voltage applied
All The stability of the devices is verified with DC electrical tests after stress biasing. The electrical parameters are measured at time-zero and at interim readout points at room temperature. Electrical parameters such as the gate-source leakage, drain-source leakage, gate-source threshold voltage, and on-state resistance are compared against the data sheet specifications. A failure is recorded when a part exceeds the datasheet specifications. eGaN FETs are stressed to meet the latest Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC) standards when possible.
Parts for all tests except for TC were mounted onto FR5 (high Tg FR4) or polyimide adaptor cards. Adaptor cards of 1.6 mm in thickness with two copper layers were used. The top copper layer was 1 oz. or 2 oz., and the bottom copper layer was 1 oz. Kester NXG1 type 3 SAC305 solder no clean flux was used in mounting the part onto an adaptor card.
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