Contact Reliability
Contact Reliability is the ability of a metal-semiconductor junction to maintain its intended electrical and physical performance over time under specified operating conditions, distinguishing it from broader semiconductor reliability by focusing specifically on the stability and degradation mechanisms of the interface between metallic interconnects and semiconductor materials.
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J. E. Zimmerman, Paul Thiene, John T. Harding · Journal of Applied Physics · 1970 · 395 citations
A survey of ohmic contacts to III-V compound semiconductors
Albert G. Baca, F. Ren, J.C. Zolper et al. · Thin Solid Films · 1997 · 236 citations · Full text
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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