Proposed dislocation theory of burst noise in planar transistors

Abstract
Several experiments show that burst noise is an intermittent large-scale recombination; its rate of occurrence depends on mechanical stresses. Moving dislocations acting as large-scale recombination centres explain the burst-noise characteristics. From experiment, the cause of dislocation motion seems to be momentum transfer from the emitter current.

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