Evaluating the lifetime and reliability of a TFT in a stress tes

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ABSTRACT:
Time coefficient .beta., voltage coefficient d and temperature coefficient .phi..sub.0 of a jumbo TFT including a plurality of TFTs connected parallel to each other and manufactured under the same condition are obtained through experiment using -BT stress test, mean value .mu. and standard deviation .sigma. of the threshold voltage shift amount are calculated by -BT stress test for a plurality of individual TFTs, and the life t of the individual TFT is evaluated by the expression. ##EQU1##

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