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MIL-STD-883F METHOD 5005.14 18 June 2004 15 3.8 Data r eporti ng. W hen r equired by t he applic able acqui sit ion document, the fol lowing dat a shall be made available f or each lot submit ted for qualifi cati on or q…

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TABLE V. Group E (radiation hardness assurance tests) - Continued. 1/
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/ In accordance with inspection lot. If one part fails, seven additional parts may be added to the test sample with no
additional failures allowed, 18(1).
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/ Class level B devices shall be inspected using either the class level B quantity/accept number criteria as specified, or
by using the class level S criteria on each wafer.
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/ In accordance with wafer for device types with less than or equal to 4,000 equivalent transistors/chip selected from
the wafer. The manufacturer shall define and document sampling procedures.
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/ In accordance with inspection lot. If one part fails, 16 additional parts may be added to the test sample with no
additional failures allowed, 38(1).
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/ In accordance with wafer for device types with greater than 4,000 equivalent transistors/chip selected from the wafer.
The manufacturer shall define and document sampling procedures.
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/ Upset testing during qualification on first QCI shall be conducted when specified in purchase order or contract. When
specified, the same microcircuits may be tested in more than one subgroup.
3.5.2 Alternate group B inspection for class level B
. At the manufacturer's option, (class level B only), group B inspection
shall be performed on any inspection lot of each qualified package type and lead finish from each different week of sealing.
Different inspection lots may be used for each subgroup. After this alternate group B inspection is successfully completed,
all other device types manufactured on the same assembly line using the same package type and lead finish sealed in the
same week may be accepted without further group B testing. A manufacturer shall not accept inspection lots containing
devices of a particular package type and lead finish until after the successful completion of group B testing for that package
type and lead finish for each week of seal.
3.5.2.1 Nonconformance for the alternate group B inspection
. When a failure has occurred in group B using the alternate
group B procedure, samples from three additional inspection lots of the same package type, lead finish, and week of seal as
the failed package shall be tested to the failed subgroup(s). If all three inspection lots pass, then all devices manufactured
on the same assembly line using the same package type and lead finish and sealed in the same week may be accepted for
group B inspection. If one or more of the three additional inspection lot fail, then no inspection lot containing devices
manufactured on the same assembly line using the same package type and lead finish sealed in the same week shall be
accepted for group B inspection until each inspection lot has been subjected to and passed the failed subgroup(s).
3.5.3 Group E samples
. At the manufacturer's option (but subject to the criteria defined by 3.5.3.1, 3.5.3.2, and 3.5.3.3),
group E samples need not be subjected to all the screening tests of method 5004, but shall be assembled in a group D
qualified package and, as a minimum, pass group A, subgroups 1 and 7, electrical tests at 25°C prior to irradiation.
3.5.3.1 Group E tests shall be performed on samples that have been exposed to burn-in or
3.5.3.2 as an alternative, the requirement of 3.5.3.1 can be waived if previous testing has shown that burn-in produces
negligible changes in the device total dose response or
3.5.3.3 as an alternative, the Group E tests can be performed on samples which have not received burn-in if the results of
the Group E tests are corrected for the changes in total dose response which would have been caused by burn-in. This
correction shall be carried out in a manner acceptable to the parties to the test.
3.6 Disposition of samples
. Disposition of sample devices used in groups A, B, C, D, and E testing shall be in
accordance with the applicable device specification.
3.7 Substitution of test methods and sequence
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3.7.1 Accelerated qualification or quality conformance testing for class level B
. When the accelerated temperature/time
test conditions of condition F of method 1005 are used for any operating life or steady state reverse bias subgroups on a
given sample for purposes of qualification or quality conformance inspection, the accelerated temperature/time test
conditions shall be used for all of those named subgroups. When these accelerated test conditions are used for burn-in
screening test (test condition F of method 1015) or stabilization bake (any test temperature above the specified maximum
rated junction temperature for devices with aluminum/ gold metallurgical systems) for any inspection lot, it shall be
mandatory that they also be used for the operating life, and steady-state reverse bias tests of method 5005, as applicable, or
qualification or quality conformance inspection. Qualification and quality conformance inspection may be performed using
accelerated conditions on inspection lots that have been screened using normal test conditions.
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3.8 Data reporting. When required by the applicable acquisition document, the following data shall be made available for
each lot submitted for qualification or quality conformance inspection:
a. Results of each subgroup test conducted, initial, and any resubmission.
b. Number of devices rejected.
c. Failure mode of each rejected device and, for class S, the associated mechanism for catastrophic failures of each
rejected device.
d. Number of additional samples added, when applicable.
e. Resubmitted lots, identification and history.
f. Read and record variables data on all specified electrical parameter measurements in group B.
4. SUMMARY
. The following details shall be specified in the applicable device specification:
a. Device class and procedure paragraph if other than 3.
b. Sequence of test, sample size, test method, and test condition where not specified, or if other than specified.
c. Test condition, cycles, temperatures, axis, etc., where not specified, or if other than specified (see 3).
d. Acceptance procedure (see 3.3) and quantity (accept number) or sample size number and acceptance number, if
other than specified (see 3).
e. Electrical parameters for group A.
f. Electrical parameters for groups B, C, D, and E end point measurements, where applicable.
g. Requirements for failure analysis (see 3.8).
h. Requirements for data recording and reporting if other than specified in 3.8.
i. Restriction on resubmission of failed lots (see 3.4), where applicable.
j. Steady-state life test circuits, where not specified or if other than specified (see subgroup 1 of table III and
subgroup 5 of table IIa).
k. Parameters on which delta measurements are required.
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