Method for testing thermal resistance of Schottky diode by using reverse characteristics
A technology of Schottky diodes and reverse characteristics, which is applied in the direction of diode testing and single semiconductor device testing, etc. It can solve the problems of lack of test conditions and thermal resistance testing can not be easily realized, and achieve test cost reduction, easy implementation, and connection The effect of simple structure
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Embodiment 1
[0076] Test sample model: Schottky rectifier diode DSS16;
[0077] Test conditions: the ambient temperature is T a = R at 100°C ja test;
[0078] A known:
[0079] Sample Quantity: 5 Package Type: SOD-123FL
[0080] Chip size: 32mil Breakdown voltage: V B >60V
[0081] All I in this test R Test voltage: V R =48V
[0082] Test steps:
[0083] Step 1: Determine the thermal calibration curve and perform an unbiased test:
[0084] I R1 @T j1 =T a1 =75℃,@V R = 48V. (Oven temperature 75°C, reverse current at 48V)
[0085] I R2 @T j2 =T a2 =100°C, @V R = 48V. (Oven temperature 100°C, reverse current at 48V)
[0086] Step 2: Do a biased test: I R2B @T a2 =100°C, @Bias =48V, @V R = 48V. (In order to compare with the current value I R2 To distinguish, here is the current under the bias voltage with I R2B Indicates that the bias voltage and test voltage here are both 48V)
[0087] Step 3: Calculate T 0 , I R0 .
[0088] Step 4: Calculate T j ,P R , R ja ...
Embodiment 2
[0092] Test sample model: Schottky rectifier diode DSS14;
[0093] Test conditions: the ambient temperature is T a = R at 100°C ja test;
[0094] A known:
[0095] Sample Quantity: 5 Package Type: SOD-123FL
[0096] Chip size: 28mil Breakdown voltage: V B >40V
[0097] All I in this test R Test voltage: V R =32V
[0098] Test steps:
[0099] Step 1: Determine the thermal calibration curve and perform an unbiased test:
[0100] I R1 @T j1 =T a1 =75℃,@V R = 32V. (Oven temperature 75°C, reverse current at 32V)
[0101] I R2 @T j2 =T a2 =100°C, @V R = 32V. (Oven temperature 100°C, reverse current at 32V)
[0102] Step 2: Do a biased test: I R2B @T a2 =100°C, @Bias =32V, @V R = 32V. (In order to compare with the current value I under 100°C and 32V conditions in the above unbiased test R2 To distinguish, here is the current under the bias voltage with I R2B Indicates that the bias voltage and test voltage here are both 32V)
[0103] Step 3: Calculate T 0...
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