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The use of MOSFETS in high-dose-rate radiation environments

In military switching applications, the power MOSFET has become the device of choice. Military applications require survival, if not operation, during the prompt gamma pulse resulting from a nuclear explosion. This paper discusses the behavior of MOSFETs in high-dose-rate radiation environments, relating the performance to the device's structure. This understanding is used as a starting point for improving system performance by optimizing both device and circuit parameters.